An illumination device, including a fiber optic spiral wrapped around an electrical wire, a plug connected to the electrical wire on one end, and a fiber optic bundle connected to the fiber optic spiral and the electrical wire on an other end opposite the one end. The fiber optic bundle includes a bundle chamber attached to the electrical wire and the fiber optic spiral on a first end, and an illumination member at the wide end and attached to the electrical wire; and fiber optic strands extending from a second end opposite the first end.

An adapter, for use in attaching a translucent holiday ornament to a single lamp of a light string, includes a flexibly resilient main adapter body with a cylindrical sleeve and an annular cap integrally attached to an upper end of the sleeve. The annular cap has a central opening formed therein to receive the lamp. The adapter further includes attachment structure which may be a resilient wire member having a C-shaped upper portion, a pair of parallel connectors which extend from opposite ends of the upper portion, and a pair of non-parallel retaining members respectively attached to ends of the connectors which are spaced away from the upper portion. The adapter allows a user to retrofit an existing holiday light string, by permitting selective attachment or one or more transparent or translucent ornaments to individual lights on the light string.

A multi-sectional artificial tree with internal and external power wiring for distributing and controlling power to a network of lights. The tree includes multiple tree sections, each tree section with a set of power wires inside a tree trunk, and a network of lighting wires outside the trunk. The network of lighting wires includes a tree-section wire network with a large gauge wire supplying power to groups of lights strings on branches on the tree trunk. Each group of branches has a branch-level lighting network with multiple connectors in series, and that connects to one connector of the tree-section wire network. Each branch-level lighting network powers multiple light strings connected in series, one light string per branch. The wires of the light strings are small gauge, and are connected by the branch-level connectors by a small-wire-to-large-wire connector.

An illumination device, including a fiber optic spiral wrapped around an electrical wire, a plug connected to the electrical wire on one end, and a fiber optic bundle connected to the fiber optic spiral and the electrical wire on an other end opposite the one end. The fiber optic bundle includes a bundle chamber attached to the electrical wire and the fiber optic spiral on a first end, and an illumination member at the wide end and attached to the electrical wire; and fiber optic strands extending from a second end opposite the first end.

A example ribbon decoration device includes a base structure having a first end, a second end, and a body. At least one end fastener attaches the first end of the base structure to the second end of the base structure for positioning the base structure around a portion of the tree, pole, fixture, window, doorway, or other object. A plurality of decorative ribbons are configurable between a rolled configuration for storage and an unrolled configuration for decorating. Ribbon fasteners are configured to attach a corresponding one of the plurality of decorative ribbons to the body of the base structure. The base structure is positioned on a tree, pole, fixture, window, doorway, or other object with decorative ribbons in the rolled configuration on the base structure, and the decorative ribbons are changed to the unrolled configuration for decorating the tree, pole, fixture, window, doorway, arch, or other object.

Embodiments of the present invention are directed to an ornamental system, apparatus and method that is dynamically modifiable. Embodiments of the ornament system comprise a processor, at least one ornamental member and a data controller. The processor is a computer or similar device that stores data for transmission. The ornamental member is configured to receive and display data stored in a database. Embodiments of the present invention can be coupled to other ornamental systems across a wide area network, wherein users can share data files for display.

An example ribbon decoration device includes a base structure. At least one end fastener may attach a first end of the base structure to a second end of the base structure for positioning the base structure on an object (e.g., around a portion of a tree, pole, fixture, window, doorway, or other object). Ribbon fasteners are configured to attach decorative ribbons to the base structure. The base structure is positioned on the tree, pole, fixture, window, doorway, or other object with the decorative ribbons in the rolled configuration, and then the decorative ribbons are unrolled for decorating the tree, pole, fixture, window, doorway, arch, or other object.

Embodiments of the present invention are directed to an ornamental system, apparatus and method that is dynamically modifiable. Embodiments of the ornament system comprise a processor, at least one ornamental member and a data controller. The processor is a computer or similar device that stores data for transmission. The ornamental member is configured to receive and display data stored in a database. Embodiments of the present invention can be coupled to other ornamental systems across a wide area network, wherein users can share data files for display.

Embodiments of the present invention are directed to an ornamental system, apparatus and method that is dynamically modifiable. Embodiments of the ornament system comprise a processor, at least one ornamental member and a data controller. The processor is a computer or similar device that stores data for transmission. The ornamental member is configured to receive and display data stored in a database. Embodiments of the present invention can be coupled to other ornamental systems across a wide area network, wherein users can share data files for display.

A method of making needles of a decorative product includes following steps: embossing embossments along folding lines onto a sheet; and cutting the embossed sheet along cutting lines between folding lines to form needles.