Sporty Shuttlecock Lights

These Sporty Patio Lights are Made from Upcycled Badminton Birdies

Daria of Kitten Hood creatively found a secondary use for badminton birdies when she turned a series of shuttlecocks into a string of sporty backyard lights. Up on Daria’s blog is an easy to follow how-to if you’d like to add these athletic lights to your outdoor decor.

To make this illuminating garland for your porch or deck, begin by collecting several shuttlecocks. While most shuttlecocks come in a white or neon yellow color scheme, feel free to change things up by painting the shuttlecocks in fun and bold colors. Daria even painted some of hers in a rainbow design. Then, thread through each shuttlecock’s mesh wings a clear dangling light garland. The mesh material will create a transparent shade for the soft glowing lights.

Upcycling
Opportunity for businesses to repurpose and transform existing materials into innovative products.
DIY Decor
Potential for businesses to tap into the growing market of consumers who enjoy creating their own unique decorations.
Outdoor Lighting
Emerging trend in outdoor decor where unique and unconventional lighting options are being explored.

Who This Affects Most

Sustainability
Opportunity for businesses in the sustainability industry to promote upcycled products and eco-friendly practices.
Craft and Hobby
Potential for businesses in the craft and hobby industry to provide DIY kits and materials for creative projects.
Home and Garden
Growing market for unique and stylish outdoor lighting options, presenting opportunities for businesses in the home and garden industry.
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0.5 out of 10
GENDER
30% Men70% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 4%
Activity 3%
Freshness 8%