The holiday season is coming and I know for sure that all the people in the world want to decorate their houses for Christmas so they could look fabulous. Traditional decorations are nice, but people want more and more every year. That is why many have thought about decorating their computers, too, because they are part of the house, right? The monitor is pretty easy to decorate, using some tinsel around it, and so is the mouse pad. But what about the dear old computer mouse? How do we decorate it for Christmas so that it can look really festive?

Don't worry, you are not the first to think about it: some people had the same idea and they have already put it into practice. So now you can purchase a computer mouse with a special festive design - it's called The White Christmas mouse. It was hand-painted and sparkle varnished and it's white, as the name hints. Wait, there's more: it was decorated with a nice white ribbon and a bunch of white berries on top of it. It looks really nice and you can even use it as a Christmas tree decoration, but I can't see how you could possibly use it on your computer with all the decorations and stuff attached to it. Anyway, if there are any people willing to buy it, search the internet at gadgets-reviews.com.

I have another great idea: why don't you decorate your computer mouse yourself? You don't have to put tinsel or berries or I don't know what other stuff attached to it that could prevent you from using it. But you could use some nice Christmas stickers. Try to find some nice stickers that really stick because otherwise they will be half detached from your mouse, both unaesthetic and uncomfortable. Then you can use some permanent markers. I advise you to use silver ones as they look good on any kind of mouse colour. Make sure you don't use Markers that are in vivid colours or even black markers that are not permanent because the colour gets on your clothes and hands. Another idea is to glue some very thin tinsel around the base of your computer mouse to make it look festive but still usable. If your mouse has a cord you are fortunate: wrap some silver or gold tinsel around the cord and it will look spectacular. You don't need to exaggerate, just add some festive features to your computer and mouse.


But if there aren't many ways in which you can decorate a computer mouse, there certainly are a lot of ways to turn your old computer mouse into a Christmas decoration. As you can see in the picture below you can use some pieces of fabric to cut the moustache and the beard and also use something round for the eyes. Then glue all the pieces together on your old computer mouse and add a Santa cap on and here's your Santa Mouse, ready to be hung in the tree. Coloured computer mice usually used by children are also the first to be broken by them. Don't throw them away when they are broken! Keep them and use them as decorations for your Christmas tree.



How about a special decoration for the door of a computer enthusiast? It is a little strange, but it looks a lot like a real one. And it is cheap, too. Just look through the unused or broken computer parts and you will find enough components for a nice Christmas decoration. Put them all together and connect them with an electric cord or string, add some small light bulbs and there it is: a real work of art. Don't worry if it will not be appreciated by everybody or if people will look at it (and at you) a little strangely. It's yours, it's hand made and it represents you. What else can you ask for?



But computer mouse decorations are not connected only with Christmas an the specific decorations for this season. You may choose to decorate your mouse whenever you want to, with no particular reason. You may want to change its cover with a more colourful one or maybe you want some more radical changes. Then you have the opportunity to choose something really special for your computer : purchase a decorative mouse. You have no idea just how special that is.  It's about a mouse manufactured in China that has a souvenir inside: a real insect or flower that is preserved in a natural resin called amber. In order to enjoy that special gift you have to see it and let other people see it, too. So the cover of this charm is made of transparent acrylic resin.All this is incorporated in a transparent body of a computer mouse and can be the perfect unique gift for somebody or for yourself. The producing company offers over 800 kinds of design and 20 kinds of things included in it: flowers, insects, clover, shell, starfish, scorpion). The insects inside the resin are real, so if you have any issues concerning this, don't order the gift mouse. But otherwise a unique decoration, indeed.