Introduction: Medieval Torch Lights
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About: I have more ideas than time to make them happen! I'm a "dreamer", but I'm working now on making my ideas happen! It's harder than I had thought, but I'm steadily making progress on many fronts!
This project came to be after I found these great medieval-looking sconces at a warehouse sale. At that time I had already purchased the cracked-glass globes at an estate sale; the sconces and the globes seemed to naturally go together.
I used LEDs (10 mm. diffused blue) attached to a rig that I built out of popsicle sticks inside the globes themselves. I added a toggle on/off switch and connected everything to a 9V battery. Did you know that a C-battery case holds a 9V battery really well? You can see this in my pictures.
I am very happy with how these lights turned out.
I used LEDs (10 mm. diffused blue) attached to a rig that I built out of popsicle sticks inside the globes themselves. I added a toggle on/off switch and connected everything to a 9V battery. Did you know that a C-battery case holds a 9V battery really well? You can see this in my pictures.
I am very happy with how these lights turned out.
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