Merry Nood-tree!

Similar to the Flamingo Noodles, Here is a Christmas/Holiday tree using the same footprint.

You can chose your own power source and stand. In this example I have used a CR2032 coin cell battery holder because it has an on/off switch built in. The wires which come with the battery holder are way too big for this project, thus you need to modify/cut/de-solder the original ones and put on something much smaller. I recommend using standard 30 AWG solid wire-wrap wire.

The battery holder pictured actually is for 2 (two) 2032 batteries, but use only 1 (one) coin cell battery for this project. Thus, print out a "coin cell eliminator" and use it as the 2nd battery. I also recommend soldering the wires to the battery terminals LAST. Create the tree first. If using a standard, single 3 VDC CR2032 battery, you do not need a resistor. (If you hook this to a battery pack with 2 AA or AAA batteries, you will need a resistor.)

For the tree, I have tried different scenarios of green PL