17 Responses

1. Balerie

   27|Jan|2010 1

   How about christmas tree lights,
   They have the battery operated ones and the small strings.
   You could also use a small flashlight.
   Good luck!!

2. Me

   28|Jan|2010 2

   Try some battery powered fairy lights that you can stick along the ceilings of the doll house, you can find them quite cheap on amazon and the battery pack can be stuck round the back of the house and be switched on and off whenever, or you can try some lights like these:http://www.jmldirect.com/product.asp?pf_…
   They might be okay as long as the rooms are big enough, but if the rooms/doll house is quite small, they might be a little chunky.
   Hope I helped, good luck, I hope you find a solution

3. Steven

   28|Jan|2010 3

   Ok, if you’re really on a budget you can pick up a cheap LED flashlight and take it apart, then use the LED’s from it. However, there are LED light kits for dollhouses already available that are quite inexpensive. Here’s a link to a site that offers them, but you can probably find them at any crafts store or radio shack as well. Oh, and by inexpensive, I mean less than 10 dollars for the kit.

4. How to Know Your Spouse is Cheating

   28|Jan|2010 4

   If you take a little longer and save to make a better quality doll house, it will last longer and may become an heirloom she can hand down to her children. Other than that piece of advice, I have no idea what you could use for the lighting. Look at the dollhouse lighting kit. Could you replicate it? Also depending on your design working lights may not be necessary. My barbie houses never had working lights.

5. Wyatt

   28|Jan|2010 5

   you could go to radioshack and buy a small light, and a light socket, and a tiny bit of wire, and then make it yourself, but You probably would want a little kid playing with it then.

6. Maria

   28|Jan|2010 6

   idk what about those little circular lights that you can “slap”/tap on or off.. i think ive seen them at lowes or home depot..
   theyre the type of light that you can stick into closets or dark corners and they dont require any electrical wiring..

7. Rydia

   28|Jan|2010 7

   You can get something like that from a hobby shop for under $3 and then you need a battery.

8. ***~***

   28|Jan|2010 8

   I’m wondering if you could disassemble a christmas “candle” and somehow rig that up. The bulb might be too big but it’s an idea. Or those stick up lights, you could use as a big ceiling light.

9. Katee (:

   29|Jan|2010 9

   … Do you know those little Christmas strings off lights?
   Well I heard you can get them like tiny in some places (Never heard where)
   Anyway might be worth checking out..

10. Zoraya

    29|Jan|2010 10

    what about those tap lights. you can usually find them at dollar stores for cheap and with fun designs on them

11. family guy free

    29|Jan|2010 11

    Try buying small LED lights and making a switch that attaches to a battery that turns it on and off.

12. "Krazy Coke"

    29|Jan|2010 12

    how about you put it by the window so the sun light will hit it.
    lol. naaaa j/p sorry wouldent know.

13. Rob U

    29|Jan|2010 13

    Well considering light bulbs would probably take up a whole room in the house…. use christmas lights?

14. J-J jet plane

    29|Jan|2010 14

    Christmas light or a mini flashlight

15. phonix_m

    29|Jan|2010 15

    take apart an old flashlight or led light

16. Hey Hey Hey

    29|Jan|2010 16

    stick a lamp innit

17. rainyday

    30|Jan|2010 17

    go to ikea…they have a small sized lamp..smaller than a hand..uses a small battery..twists and lights up