HOUSEBLING: MIRFIELD (Yorkshire)	| View all

Here's just one of many blings you've submitted in 2006, a neighbourhood project in Mirfield (#4094), raising money for charity. You can still see all the blings from 2005 here.

Welcome to houseblinger.com 2006/07

Houseblinger Awards Announced

We've now revealed which houses you voted the top UK houseblings of 2006-7. Go to the You Vote page for full details.

BBC Radio 2's Steve Wright in the Afternoon show - Website of the Day for the second year!

For the long winter evenings, some gloom-busting people have found a way to fight the darkness – by slapping serious sparkle on their homes.

This site is a celebration of these houses.

The 2006-7 season's over now, so we're all looking forward to summer. But when the evenings draw in again...

Houseblingers, you can get worldwide exposure for your artistry through this site. Bling spotters, you can submit pictures of blinged-up houses. Together, you'll help build a database of UK housebling! What's more, it's simple, and it's free.

So whether you're a houseblinger, an admirer of housebling or just can't believe what some people do to their houses, houseblinger.com is for you!

Go to the Submit a Pic page to find out how easy it is to upload your picture(s) of housebling.

About houseblinger.com
Houseblinger.com is a free showcase for those amazing people who decorate (well, overdecorate) the exteriors of their houses at Christmas with lights. Some do it for charity, some for fun, or both. Whatever, houseblinging is a phenomenon that cannot be ignored, and is celebrated on this website.

 Tell your friends about houseblinger.com!

•Send us your photos
Take a picture of your house in all its sparkling finery and email it to housblinger.com for free display on this site. Here's how...

•Spotters
Seen some excellent or excessive houseblinging? Take a snap and send it to us

•Send a pic from a mobile
It's simple, and here's how you do it...

Safe as houses
Here's some safety advice from Halifax General Insurance. And take a look at RoSPA's page on Christmas light safety.

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