Review on Lighted Christmas Decorations Present Snowflake by Patricia Jones

They require patience and improvisation. Glue dots help, but it really hurts to turn on the lights and complete them. They also need weight inside so they don't get blown away. It would be better if they had a remote control. Batteries beat because we forget to close them. Next year I might invest in timer battery light sets. They require a lot of patience and take at least an hour or two to assemble. Generally, they actually hold up when they're together, but if you're searching without problems, skip them. If you're willing to spend some time making them then I think it's at a cheaper price. The first two photos are from 2019 (Snoopy) and the last two are from 2020 (Minion).