We pride ourselves on offering a wide range of lights, in a variety of different styles. If you’re wondering where to start in finding your perfect lights, why not use our handy lights guide It’s the week before Christmas and I’ve got a million things to do. One of them is to plan some things for me and the boy to do on Friday. We have a whole day to ourselves before the madness begins, and he’s already requested crafts and baking. Those I can do. I’ve been wanting to try to make some paper baubles for a few weeks, I finally had the chance this morning.

It doesn’t take long at all. All you’ll need are these 3 materials that can be delivered the next working day, and then follow our 6 simple steps below:You’ll need coloured paper, I used plain red paper and a patterned red paper which I thought would work well together. On your coloured paper, draw around the rim of the glass to make a circle. You’ll need at least 8 circles to make your bauble. Once you’re happy with your bauble’s lettering, it’s time to fill them! Grab your white or silver bauble filler and pour it into one half of the bauble until it’s full. You’re now ready to decorate your tree with your self-made Christmas baubles that have your own special touch! Cut your circles out and fold them in half. If you’re using patterned paper, the pattern needs to be in the inside of the fold.

Take one-half of your bauble and your Red Rhinestone letters, and carefully peel off one letter at a time.This year, instead of spending your time running around the shops for decorations, have a go at making your own! Filling your own Christmas baubles is a great way to make your tree stand out and gets the family involved in a fun craft activity. You can now take one of your strings from the bauble box and thread it through the eye at the top. Once you’ve threaded it through, finally create a loop so you can hang your baubles on the Christmas tree.