Looks neat! How did you do it though?

I cut the ball on top and bottom, small hole on bottom for spike and larger hole on top to slide solar light in so it was even with ball....in daylight you see the very top of the light, but not glaringly obvious, at night it looks like pics.... I have some purple ones from last yr's Halloween, from dollar gen, I cut out the bottom and stuck them over solar light in a chandie.... friend came today asked "where did you get the purple glass from" she didn't believe me when I told her they were toy balls...

Neat idea! TFS Jan

Cool! That's a great idea using plastic balls. I love solar lights in the garden, and it's fun to try different things like that with them.

Thanks so much for posting this. I love warm colored solar lights, specifically orange and green, but really dislike the cold blue/white color of most solar lights. This is the perfect solution for converting eerie blue creepy lights into beautiful earthy green and orange lights. Thank you for posting this solution!