wreaths made entirely of fairy lights and nothing else.

[jalopy]

Did anyone have one last year? Where did you get it from?

Ikea did something like that
They stock their Christmas decs quite early and clear them out by December ...

Not this year, the only wreaths IKEA has are straw (nicer than they sound!) Christmas decorations have been in a couple of weeks and look very pretty

I'm sure I saw them in Ikea last week. I got a heart one there last week.

Sorry got mine last year

Don't remember seeing them, but I'm not in that department, so I'll double check tonight (good excuse to go for a wander )

I saw one as I passed someone's house. It looked absolutely lovely on their mantlepiece. I suppose they just left it up there permanently. Quite caught my eye, it did. I want, I want, I want!

Jalopy, look on ebay under IKEA fairy lights - think they were called GLANSA wreaths.

I think the thing in Ikea was called Glansa. We have two which we got in the sale after Christmas.

I've seen large quantities of these in the Sale for the past 2 years. It may be that they took the hint and decided they weren't popular!

Could always get creative with a wire frame from a florist and a string of lights ....

All the christmas lights are called Glansa (is it just me or does that sound rude?) just like all the decorations etc are called Isig. There are some really nice lights this year, I just haven't seen the circular wreath one this time.

Thanks everyone. Panna, I'll try e-baby.

LINK!!!

cod there arent any on ebay at the mo but I have seen them on there

Had a look last night, and there definitely aren't any in IKEA this year, sorry Some interesting chandelers made of glowing snowball things though Where do they get these things from?

Thanks for looking, serenity. I'll give the snowball chandeliers a miss

found one while looking on John Lewis website!
www.johnlewis.com/Christmas/Christmas+Decorations/Christmas+Decorations/Wreaths+and +Garlands/1745/230428540/Product.aspx

I think this is nice than the Ikea one actually

Thanks, Looby.