Figure 1 is a perspective view of the present invention installed. Shown is a home having various embodiments of the present invention. Shown is a decorative blanket having a recognizable pattern on a snowman installed over a picture window. Also shown is a recognizable pattern of a Christmas tree therein and having a light pattern highlighting said blanket pattern and being an integral part of said blanket.

Figure 2 is a front view of one embodiment of the present invention being a thin long blanket having electric connection means for joining one or more blanket into a uniform length of decorative material having a random light pattern affixed therein and having hook and loop material located on each distal end providing means for attaching said blanket to a surface having mating pieces of hook and loop material attached thereon.

Figure 3 is a front view of same embodiment as shown in Figure 2 wherein a thin long blanket being electrically connected to a thin long blanket therein forming a uniform length of decorative material having a random light pattern affixed therein and having hook and loop material located on each distal end providing means for attaching said blanket to a surface having mating pieces of hook and loop material attached thereon and having electrical connection means at one distal end for energizing said blanket and electrical connection means at the other distal end for connecting additional blankets thereto.

Figure 4 is a diagrammatic view of the present invention in a rolled storage position whereby the lights and wires being an integral part of the blanket will not become entangled therby increasing the life expectancy of the decorative item due to ease of storage and reducing frayed and twisted wires.

Figure 5 is a front view of one configuration embodiment of the present invention being a thin long blanket having electric connection means for energizing the lights affixed therein. The lights are configured into a recognizable word pattern "MERRY CHRISTMAS" being an integral part of said blanket and having hook and loop material located on each distal end providing means for attaching said blanket to a surface having mating pieces of hook and loop material attached thereon.

Figure 6 is an enlarged view taken from Figure 5 as indicated showing the blanket having one mating piece of hook and loop material affixed thereon and the mating piece of hook and loop material selectively affixed to an appropriate mounting surface for the blanket.

Figure 7 is a front view of one configuration embodiment of the present invention being a recognizable figure having electric connection means for energizing the lights affixed therein. The lights are configured into the recognizable figure of a snowman which are an integral part of the decorative blanket and having hook and loop material affixed thereto providing means for attaching said blanket to a surface having mating pieces of hook and loop material attached thereon.

Figure 8 is a front view of another configuration of the present invention being a recognizable figure having electric connection means for energizing the lights affixed therein. The lights are configured into the recognizable figure of a Christmas tree which forms an integral part of the blanket which also has an imprint of a Christmas tree therein.

Figure 9 is a cross sectional view taken from Figure 7 as indicated, showing the blanket having a substrate material which forms means for attaching a plurality of lights and having means for anchoring said lights to said substrate material.

Figure 10 is a perspective view, taken from Figure 1 as indicated, showing the electrical control box wherein a plurality of decorative blankets can be affixed thereto and the lighting controlled therefrom.

Figure 11 is a perspective view, taken from Figure 8 as indicated, showing electrical connection means for one or more blankets having power on and power off means. Further, said electric control means can be placed on a timer whereby the blankets on off cycle can be varied from each other.