Part push pin, part staple, TAK push pins might just be the solution you need for stringing your holiday lights. The oversize head with U-shaped channel captures the wire and holds it in place. TAK push pins aren’t just for lights — they’ll hold your bulletins just like other push pins, but with the dual pins, the paper won’t rotate unexpectedly on you.
You can pick up a set of twenty TAK push pins for about $7.
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Wonder if they work on frozen wood?
Cute idea, but pricey at 35 cents each. No thanks.
Not a bad idea but too expensive. Now, if someone will just make LED light strings that are straight like the old ones were … !
WAIT! Why don’t we put the lights IN the pushpins…? (i.e. why don’t we FEED the mayonaise TO the tuna…?)
… or …. put tack points in the Xmas lights so you can just stab’em in!