The "Illuminet Christmas Tree Lights" could enable a user to light a tree in a quick and easy manner. The invention could illuminate a tree evenly, which would remove the need to reposition lights. The net design could save time, effort and frustration of stringing lights. Additionally, the net design could resist tangling, which is common with stringing lights.

The Illuminet Christmas Tree Lights consists of a triangular net that would be wrapped around the Christmas tree. The netting would be comprised of numerous lights and wires. The lights could be produced in one or more colors, and may blink or burn steadily. To install, a user arranges the set over the tree and secures a hook-and-loop-style fastener at the top. A standard electrical cord with a plug would extend from the base of the light set. The invention could be producible in several sizes to accommodate trees of varying widths and heights.

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