Tips for Hiding Cords in your Christmas Village - No Tools or Carving Needed!

[@kathleenherris9397]

One of the greatest aspects of your channel is that you do not assume everyone has the "tools" to dig trenches and bore holes when villaging. This usually comes with experience. You show how someone can put up a Fabulous village with some basic knowledge, making it much more enjoyable and attainable for a beginner. Thank you for sharing what everyone can understand.

[@rs4106]

Great techniques! Cords and wires can be a challenge. Thanks!

[@BRENTCRIPPEN-i9k]

Great tips!!! Proper planning prevents a lot of headaches!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@KelleyDoesStuff]

Oh yes, I’ve definitely learned some things the hard way and lots of headaches for sure!

[@MarkWilliams-q9e]

Thanks for the tips!🎄🎄

[@KelleyDoesStuff]

You’re welcome! I hope they work for you!! 🎄

[@countrycandle9837]

I do the same thing you do. It's easy to hide what's left like you do. I've also made gravel stone walkways and put them over the cords. Whatever works.😉😊

[@KelleyDoesStuff]

Ooooh okay adding to my project list: gravel stone walkways!

[@KelleyDoesStuff]

Do you make them out of styrofoam?

[@ruby07241]

What do you use to get a flat white surface on top of your Styrofoam. Thank you

[@KelleyDoesStuff]

That is just the styrofoam itself! It is white EPS foam that comes in multiple sizes and thicknesses. Many of the foam I use for my Christmas display is sheets of 8’x4’x2” cut to various sizes. One side of the foam usually has a silver coating that you can peal off. Sometimes it has a silver coating on one side and clear coating on the other side; both should peal off pretty easily

[@ruby07241]

@@KelleyDoesStuff interesting. I've never seen Styrofoam with anything that would peel off. I want to get away from using snow blankets so much. Thanks for answering my question.