Creating beautiful fall wreaths using budget-friendly supplies from Dollar Tree is a fun and creative way to add seasonal charm to your home. These DIY wreaths are not only easy to make but also capture the essence of fall, allowing you to enjoy the season’s beauty without breaking the bank.
Category: Dollar Tree Diy’s
Easy To Do Fall DIY’s That Look Expensive
Creating fall-inspired DIY projects using Dollar Tree supplies is a budget-friendly way to spruce up your home decor. Here are five easy projects that look expensive but won’t break the bank!
Unique Dollar Tree Christmas Wreaths
Looking for unique wreaths this Christmas? Here are four different wreath DIY’s you can create using items from the dollar store.
Each year I like to create a different wreath to welcome my guests at Christmas. Not only can you hang these on your front door, but they would also look great on the wall, a pantry door, or hallway.
A link to the video instructions on how to create these unique Christmas wreaths can be found under each photo.
Light Up Snowflake Wreath
For less than $8 you can create this unique light up snowflake wreath by using a Dollar Tree snowflake sign, wreath base form, and different sized snowflakes. To make this come to life at night, add Dollar Tree snowflake lights.
Instructions on how to create this light up snowflake wreath.
Merry Christmas Wreath
Compliment a Dollar Tree wreath form with a one dollar ornament, add greenery, and coordinating berries to make this simple but beautiful wreath.
Christmas Ornament Wreath
Do you love traditional Christmas colors? Create this large wreath using Dollar Tree ornaments in various sizes. This would also be beautiful in one solid color.
Unique Christmas Or Winter Owl Wreaths
Perhaps you want a wreath that can be left up all through the winter season.
The owl pick can be found at Hobby Lobby, but Dollar Tree also carries owl ornaments.
Prefer to watch the step by step instructions on how to create these unique Christmas wreaths? Check out my YouTube video below.
DIY Wood Round Door Hanger Signs
Make your own budget friendly farmhouse door or wall sign using this DIY wood round tutorial. Each DIY wood round costs less than $5 to make.
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Amazon carries the exact same size and thickness with out the twine hangers. You can purchase a 12 pack for $12.99.
Modern Farmhouse DIY Wood Round
To create this beautiful modern farmhouse wood round, measure 7 1/2″ from the right hand side and make a mark.
Place a piece of painters tape on your mark. This should be roughly 1/3 of the wood round.
Measure and mark 4″ from the top and the bottom of the wood round.
Place painters tape on those areas too. If you are concerned with paint bleed through, you could apply a coat of Mod Podge before painting.
Time To Paint!
On the right hand side, paint the top and bottom with two coats of a black acrylic paint. Allow the paint to dry.
Place painters tape along the two black lines.
Paint the center section white. You don’t have to paint all the way across, just far enough to past the black lines on the left.
Once your paint is dry, apply a layer of Mod Podge to the natural wood surface.
Allow the Mod Podge to completely dry. We will be covering the natural wood area with a piece of scrap book paper that has a herringbone pattern. You can find this at Hobby Lobby.
To adhere the scrap book paper, lay the wood round onto a heat protective mat. Line your scrap book paper edge to the line you create on the wood round. Lay a piece of parchment paper on top of the scrap book paper and gently go over this area with a small iron set on 300 to 325 degrees. This will heat the dry Mod Podge up and adhere your paper to the wood.
Allow your wood round to cool, then using a piece of sandpaper, go around the edges in one direction to remove the excess paper and give you a nice clean edge.
To protect the paper apply a thin layer of Mod Podge over the surface. I applied to the entire wood round to make sure everything has the same sheen.
Adding Embellishments
Once the Mod Podge dried, I added a decal I made using my Cricut machine. If you don’t have a Cricut or vinyl cutting machine, no worries. I have a free printable, you can download the PDF, print at home and trace this onto your project. Then fill it in with paint or a marker.
Using three wooden dowels, these came from Using a pencil, make a curved mark at the top and bottom of the dowel. Cut along your lines. I used my hand held miter shears. Then I lightly sanded each end of the dowel. Glue the dowel in place. If your planning on hanging this on a covered porch, I recommend using a long term permanent glue. Line the other two dowels from the edge of this dowel along the black lines. Mark, cut, and glue the same way. The greenery I chose for the top of this wood round DIY, was two stems of boxwood picks from Wal-Mart. Place the greenery stems end to end and wrap with twine to hold them together. If you are using a wood round that does not have a hanger, you can also use the twine to create a hanger on the back. I made a simple bow using some burlap ribbon, and placed a burlap flower from I attached the bow to the greenery using twine and left the ends of the twine long to add some natural wood beads. Glue your greenery and bow to the top of the wood round to complete this DIY. This wood round DIY was made using cow print scrap book paper from Hobby Lobby, lambs ear picks from Wal-Mart, buffalo check and burlap ribbon. This decal is also available as a free PDF printable. Did you know that Dollar Tree’s MDF wreath base form fits perfectly on top of these wood rounds? I painted sections of this round with white paint and celery green paint. Using a Dollar Tree furniture marker, I went over the lines to give them a pop of color. Added a decal with two different fonts, and placed the MDF wreath form painted a khaki color on top of the wood round, embellished the top with two wood birds and a wood flower, found at Dollar Tree during the Spring season. How fun is this door hanger? Paint a wooden owl from Dollar Tree with Dollar Tree’s furniture markers in the color maple and oak. Fill in the top and eyes with a black acrylic paint, and the beak with a pumpkin orange paint. Dry brush an ivory color along the edges to give it a feathered look and glue to a Dollar Tree sign. I hope you enjoyed this post. If you have a favorite, leave me a comment below. Dollar Tree is carrying brand new designs of removable wallpaper. Transform your space with these affordable wallpaper DIY’s. This post contains affiliate links, if you purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission at no extra charge to you. Dollar Tree sells a variety of beautiful wallpaper designs that are removable. Not only is this renter friendly, but is great for crafting. If you decide later you want a different design on your project, simply remove the wall paper and replace it with another design. To receive an email notification of new posts, please enter your email below. It’s FREE. We would LOVE for you to become part of our community! This project is quick and easy to make. It’s also a great way to decorate your walls for only a few dollars. In Dollar Tree’s Plus section, you can find 12″ square wood panels for $3.00 each. I purchased 2. Back Front Stain or paint both frames the color of your choice. I used a brown acrylic paint, once dry, I dry brushed white over it to give it a bit more character. It will also go well with the wallpaper design I chose. No need to paint the inside of the panel because the wallpaper is pretty thick and you can’t see through it. Once you have trimmed your wallpaper down to fit within the panel, simply remove the backing of the wallpaper to apply to the inside of the frame. I paired the panels with a beautiful decor piece I purchased from Hobby Lobby at 50% off the original price. They look beautiful with or without the Hobby Lobby piece. Wooden rolling pins can be purchased at thrift stores, Wal-Mart, or Dollar General for a few dollars. Or perhaps you already have some that your not using. By simply adding wallpaper, you can have a custom decor piece. ***This is for decorative use only*** Since we are using removable wallpaper, you can simply remove the paper later if you decide you want to use your rolling pin for cooking. The wallpaper sheet is large enough to cover two rolling pins, or you could use two different designs like I did. I chose to leave the handles a natural wood color and placed the wallpaper 1/4″ from each end of the rolling pin. Which one do you prefer, the eucalyptus or the butterflies with flowers? Typically you can find silver oval or rectangular trays at Dollar Tree. These make great magnet boards to add to your desk area. In addition to magnet boards, you could use them as a decor piece or a decorative tray. I painted the oval tray in a Mineral Chalk Paint, once dry I dry brushed White Chalk Paint over the edges to bring our the beautiful detail. **If you choose to paint your tray, I recommend spray painting or using a chalk paint to make sure it adheres to the metal. If using chalk paint, add a layer of Mod Podge over the dry paint to ensure the paint doesn’t chip off.** Finally, add the wallpaper of your choice. Stylish as a decor piece or as a tray. Wrapping a battery operated LED candle with wallpaper can really elevate your decor. I DO NOT recommend adding this to a real candle. Great accent piece to compliment the first project. Transform an ordinary glass vase into a statement piece! Place artificial or real florals for a classy look. If you have a favorite project out of todays post, please let me know in the comment section below. If you prefer to watch the step by step tutorial on any of the projects you see in this post, please watch the video below. Want your home to look expensive without breaking the bank? Try out these high end decor dupe DIY’s on a dollar budget. This page contains affiliate links. If you purchase through these links I will receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. If your like me, I love to browse through high end stores, but every time I pick up an item to look at the price tag….I gasp and quickly tell myself, I can make that for a lot less. With the cost of everything sky rocketing these days, I can’t afford to spend $60 on wall art, or $100 on a lamp. Today I will show you how I created 5 decor dupes on a dollar store budget. Once your finished reading, make sure to leave me a comment at the bottom of the page letting me know which one was your favorite❤️ The first inspired piece was a beaded photo frame collage ladder at Kirkland’s originally priced at $79.99 On a recent trip to Dollar Tree, I came across 4X4 beaded wood photo frames. Even though I quickly purchased 5 of them, I will only be using 4 for this project. I saved the fifth one to do a separate project with. You will also need 4 wooden garden stakes from Dollar General. They sell these for $1 a piece. I thought I could make this using three garden stakes, but you will need the fourth one to complete the project. Cut two of the garden stakes down to 34 3/4″ each, then cut five 8″ pieces using the other two garden stakes. Make sure to give each one a good sanding because this wood is pretty rough. Measuring from the left hand side, make a mark on each of the 8″ pieces at 1 5/8″ and 6 3/8″, try to mark them in the center of the wood pieces, like this. Using a 5/16ths drill bit, drill a hole through each of your marks. Make sure to place these on another block of wood to protect your work surface. You will likely have to re sand these to clean the holes up. Lay your two 34 3/4″ garden stakes side by side and make a mark at the following measurements: 1″, 9″, 17″, 25″, and 33″ Using these marks, you can line up your 8″ pieces and glue the ends to your larger garden stakes using wood glue. Make sure your holes are on the sides as you glue them down, as seen here: To make sure your glue seals well to each piece, clamp the pieces together and let the glue set up for several hours. You can paint or stain your project your desired color. I preferred the natural wood look, and the beaded wood frames match perfectly with the garden stakes, so I didn’t paint or stain mine. Using Dollar Tree nautical rope, feed one end through each hole on one side and tie a knot. Pull the rope from left to right to tighten as you go and tie another knot at the opposite end. Once that side is complete, add the nautical rope to the other side the exact same way. To attach the frames to the nautical rope, apply hot glue lining the beaded portion up with the nautical rope. Try to keep the frames centered in each section as you add all four frames. If you prefer, you can also add staples to the back to secure the frames to the rope. You are still able to access the backing of each frame and change your photos out. We were able to create this for $10.25 verses the high end stores price of $79.99! Our next decor dupe costs $89.99 at Kirkland’s, however we can create something at a fraction of that cost. Granted our dupe will not be the exact same size as the inspiration piece because we are using an 11X14 frame from Dollar Tree. To give this the antique gold look, you could spray paint the frame or use Folk Art’s Metallic Antique Gold acrylic paint like I did. This really helped to bring out the details on the edge of the frame. For the fabric backing, we will be using a flour sack. You can purchase a pack of two at Dollar General. Add a layer of Mod Podge to the glass and allow it to fully dry. Set the glass onto a heat protective mat, lay your flour sack on top of the side of the glass with the dry Mod Podge. Set a piece of parchment paper over the flour sack. Using a small iron, gently and carefully go over the parchment paper to adhere the flour sack to the glass. I have my iron set on around 300 degrees Fahrenheit. The heat from the iron will “reactivate” the Mod Podge allowing the fabric to seal to the glass. Give the glass time to cool down, flip it over and set it on a cutting board. Using a utility knife, carefully remove the excess fabric from the edges. You could reinsert this into the frame and continue, however I didn’t like the stark white look of the fabric. To really make the fabric stand out, I painted it with a coat of chalk paint in the color French Linen. Because the chalk paint is fairly thick, you may want to water it down a bit to avoid streaking and clumps. Allow time for the paint to fully dry before reinserting into the frame. The paint gave the fabric a velvety look. Using some pampas grass that I already had in my craft room. I gave it a good shake to remove any loose particles. To help it hold its shape, I lightly misted both sides with hair spray. You can find similar pampas grass at Amazon. Once you have your desired shape, simply glue the grass bundle to the fabric using hot glue or the glue of your choice. Because I already had the pampas grass and paint on hand, this project cost me less than $3.00 to make. The farmhouse style is definitely what I have always gravitated toward. This distressed galvanized metal milk can is no exception. It is absolutely gorgeous and only $15.99, but is no longer available. Luckily, I have a metal cookie container that resembles the shape. This is a true trash to treasure project. After removing the label and giving this a thorough cleaning, I took it outside and gave it two light coats of a high gloss white spray paint. To achieve the distressed galvanized look, I used a piece of a bath sponge from Dollar Tree, a dry brush, and Folk Art’s Metallic Acrylic paint in the color gun metal gray. I started at the top rim using the dry brush, applying paint to all of the rims including the handles. To achieve the larger galvanized areas, I used the sponge piece and lightly dabbed the paint in all the areas that I thought looked good. This project did not cost me anything, because I already had all the supplies! By giving this container new life, we saved it from the landfill. This project was inspired by two high end lamps. I love the color of the Charcoal Lamp at Kirkland’s, which they are asking $129.99 for. But I love the shape of the Composite Lamp at Wayfair for $235.99. About 4 years ago, I turned a glass bottle into a lamp. If your interesting in watching that video, here is the link. As much as we have enjoyed the faux marble look, it was definitely time for a change. To prep for paint, I wrapped all the parts that I did not want paint to get on with painters tape. I found this beautiful textured spray paint at Lowes. It was perfect because it had tiny white speckles in it. Because textured spray paint costs more than regular matte spray paint. I applied two thin coats of the cheaper paint to the lamp first and allowed that to dry over night. The next day, I applied two coats of the textured spray paint, going in several different directions. I love the final result! It gave my DIY lamp a higher end and more modern look. And it only cost me one bottle of textured spray paint. Enjoying this post and want to connect? Make sure to enter your email below to receive notifications of future posts. If you prefer to watch the step by step tutorial, click my YouTube video below. Have you ever received a gift in a beautiful gift bag and thought it was way to pretty to throw away? Aside from reusing them to give gifts, let me show you five ways you can transform them into home decor using these gift bag hacks. If you don’t currently have a gift bag to repurpose using these hacks, you can always purchase one. One of the most affordable places to find gift bags is at Dollar Tree. They carry a variety of different styles and sizes for every season. This page contains affiliate links. If you purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission at no extra charge to you. Thank you for your support. Create a door hanger or wall art using the patterns from a gift bag. This project was made using a Dollar Tree wood round, mod podge, a Dollar Tree gift bag, and a decal made with my Cricut machine. You could always substitute the decal for stickers or hand paint. I have the image of this decal as a free printable here. Once you are on the free printable page, scroll down until you find it. You can download as a PDF and print at home, then use the printed page to trace onto your project and hand paint or use a paint pen or marker. This is very affordable to make, less than $3.00 Cut your gift bag to the desired size for your bookmark. Cut two pieces the same size so it will be double sided. Using a piece of clear packing tape, place this sticky side up and place your cut gift bag piece with the pattern down onto the tape. Place the other cut gift bag piece on top of the first one, pattern side up. Then place another piece of packing tape, sticky side down to seal the pieces together. Use something with a flat edge to ensure there aren’t any wrinkles. Trim the excess packing tape leaving a small edge on each side of the book mark. Use a hole punch at the top, and create a tassel. These make great gifts for the book readers in your life. Repurpose an old frame with a little paint and gold rub and buff. Insert the gift bag of your choice. If the holes at the top of the gift bag are showing, cover them with a piece of ribbon, like you see here. Adhere the gift bag to a canvas using Mod Podge. Add a decorative touch with ribbon around the edges. If your gift bag is too thick to adhere, you can use packing tape on the back side of the gift bag to gently remove some of the backing. Take your time, so you don’t pull too much away and ruin the image on the gift bag. Jazz up a Dollar Tree frame with a fun and colorful gift bag. Adhere the gift bag to the frame using Mod Podge. Once dry, use sand paper to remove the excess gift bag. If you enjoyed this post, please consider entering your email below to subscribe (it’s free). You will receive an email notification when a new post is published. Which project do you like the most? Leave me a comment and let me know ❤️ If you would like to watch the step by step tutorial on how to create these, see my YouTube video below. Grab these Dollar Tree wooden trays and transform them into high end custom home decor using these genius hacks. This page contains affiliate links. If you purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission at no extra charge to you. Thank you for your support. I found these beautiful wooden trays on the bottom shelf, in the Crafters Square Section, of my local Dollar Tree. Immediately, I thought of a few projects I could make using them. Let me know if you have seen them in your store. The edges were a bit rough, so I sanded them with a fine grit sand paper attached to my finger sander. Paint or stain them the color of your choice. I chose Waverly Antique Wax and mixed with water to give it a lighter color. While the wax was still wet, I used a dry paper towel to blend it in and remove any excess. I painted all sides of both trays and allowed time for them to dry. Dollar Tree carries glass votive candle sticks in a few different sizes. This one measures 6 inches in height. Using the rim of the candle holder, sit this in the center of the inside of one of the trays. Trace the rim with a pencil. Using the bottom of the candle holder, sit it in the center of the outside of the other tray. Trace around the bottom of the candle holder using a pencil. You should now have a circle on the bottom inside of one tray, and a circle on the bottom outside of the other tray. Apply a permanent glue to the rim of the candle holder. Sit the rim of the candle holder onto the circle on the bottom of the inside of the tray. Now add the permanent glue to the bottom of the candle holder, and place the bottom of the other tray on top. Allow several hours for the glue to set. It should look like this. You could paint the candle holder the color of your choice. I like the look of the glass, so I decided not to paint it. This project is complete. It would make a great jewelry holder, organizer for your bathroom, or you could decorate and use in your every day decor. I chose to decorate it for spring by adding faux greenery on the bottom tray. On the top tray, I added a metal birdhouse, birds nest, and two small resin birds. This is the final result. Leave me a comment below and let me know what you think. For this project you will need one tray and four wooden snowmen from Dollar Tree. If you can’t find the snowmen at Dollar Tree, here is an Amazon Link. Glue the bottom of the snowmen to the bottom of the tray, one on each corner. Paint the bottom of the tray, including the snowmen, white. No need to paint the sides on the outside of the tray. Paint the sides on the inside of the tray, no need to paint the bottom on the inside. We will be covering this as well as the sides on the outside. Choose a scrapbook paper design. This is a distressed floral print from Hobby Lobby. Cut the paper to fit the inside of the tray exactly. Cut strips to cover the outside sides of the tray, make sure to leave excess paper for the sides since it has curved edges. Attach the paper to one side of the tray using Mod Podge. Then repeat this process on the opposite side of the tray. Allow these two sides to dry before proceeding to the next step. Using a fine grit sand paper go in one direction to remove the excess paper from the curved edges and the sides. Then repeat this on the opposite side. It should be looking like this. Now you can attach the scrap book paper to the two remaining sides using the same method. When you are finished, the corners will look like this. Finally, you can attach the paper to the inside of the tray using Mod Podge. Here is the final result. Isn’t this gorgeous? If you would like to watch the step by step tutorial, make sure to click on my YouTube video below. (There is an extra project on there I think you would enjoy). If you would like to receive an email notification when new posts are published, please enter your email address below. This post contains affiliate links. If you purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission at no extra charge to you. This helps to support the website. Thank you for your love and support. There is something about beautiful pops of color in the yard or patio that makes my eyes happy. Does it make you feel the same way? It’s an added bonus that you can make these for just a few dollars using items from Dollar Tree. Let me show you how to make these adorable mushrooms. If you prefer to watch the step by step video on this project as well as a few other dollar outdoor DIY’s, click on my YouTube video at the bottom of this post. For the top part of the mushrooms, we will be using a plastic garden dish and two plastic bowls. These can be found at Dollar Tree. The small bowls come in a pack of three in the party section. We will be painting the bottom of each of the bowls in a different color. I chose to use chalk paint, because it adheres to almost anything. You could also spray paint them. I painted the garden dish in Crimson Red. One of the small bowls I painted with Waverly’s chalk paint in the color peacock. I wanted a lighter color yellow for the final bowl. I mixed white chalk paint with the yellow I had on hand to achieve this. I’m sure your wondering what we are using for the base of our mushrooms. For the two smaller bowls, I am using two 3.5″ terra cotta pots, you can find these at Dollar Tree. For the garden dish, I am using a plastic tumbler that is the same diameter as the terra cotta pots, but it is twice the height. I found this one at Wal-Mart on sale for 50 cents. Paint each one of these with two coats of white chalk paint. Grab three different size sponge pouncers from Dollar Tree. We will be using these to make the circles on our mushrooms. I used the largest one for the garden dish first, then used the medium size to add circles between the larger circles. And used the medium and small one to do the same thing for the two smaller bowls. Since these will be outdoors, we need to seal them. I used Mod Podge with a gloss finish. You could use a clear spray sealant if you prefer. Now we can attach our tumbler to the garden dish. I applied E6000 (a permanent glue) to the bottom of the tumbler. I also added a little hot glue to hold it in place while the E6000 set up. Then placed this in the center of the inside of the garden dish. I repeated this process for the terra cotta pots, however I chose to apply the glue to the rims instead of the bottom. I thought it looked better that way. All finished, and I love the final result. Before you leave, I wanted to share another cute project made using Dollar store items. It’s an adorable turtle plant holder. If you would like to see how to make this one, watch my YouTube video below. If you are enjoying this type of content, please enter your email below to join our email list. You will receive an email when a new post is published. Looking for free printables? Click here, scroll down until you find one you like. You can download in PDF, print at home, and use to trace onto your projects. Love farmhouse style and want to create your own home decor for Spring? Check out these 20 Dollar Tree Spring Farmhouse DIY’s This page contains affiliate links. If you purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission at no extra charge to you. Thank you for your support. I started my online presence almost four years ago by uploading budget friendly home decor DIY video tutorials on my YouTube Channel. These 20 Dollar Tree Spring Farmhouse projects are from the early videos, therefore the photos will not be as clear as I would like, but I think you will enjoy these project ideas. If you prefer to watch the video tutorial, scroll to the end of this post, where you will find my YouTube video compiling these projects together. If you would like to receive email notifications when new posts are added to my website, make sure to subscribe below, it’s FREE! Create an indoor welcome planter using two larger signs from Dollar Tree and one wooden crate. This would look great in an entryway. Pallet sconces are what I am calling these! The pallet base is made from the rectangular wood planks from Dollar Tree painted in neutral colors to complement the floral planters attached to the front. Welcome your guests with this beautiful burlap sign. Transform an ordinary metal planter into a custom planter using craft sticks. Dollar Tree carries thick MDF signs that you can turn into a tea towel ladder. Attach wood lids from Dollar Tree’s boxes to one of their large signs to create this spring wall shelf. Wreaths aren’t just for doors or walls. You can create this tabletop wreath using a Dollar Tree orbital wreath form. Grab two small frames and craft sticks to create a basket weave decor piece. Transform an ordinary charger into a beautiful Spring Home Sign. How cute is this mini chair planter made with Dollar Tree’s wooden pallets? If you love bird decor, this is the project for you. You can turn an ordinary Dollar Tree laundry basket into a high end rope basket using clothesline and a mop head. Get creative with wooden crates and boxes from Dollar Tree. The pastel colors in the faux book stack DIY are simply gorgeous. This project really compliments the previous project! Sometimes just adding a frame to a Dollar Tree sign can take it to the next level. Wreaths can be very expensive, but not if you make one using all Dollar Tree supplies. Wood and metal are a great way to incorporate the farmhouse style. Look how well they compliment each other in this planter. Two crates, a picture frame, and BBQ skewers can create a faux window planter. Dollar Tree carries glass containers that resemble milk jugs. Paint and distress them before attaching to one of Dollar Tree’s wire baskets to create a pair of gorgeous sconces. If you would like to watch my YouTube video with step by step instructions on how to create each of these projects, see below. If you enjoyed this post, I think you will also enjoy this one.
Adding Greenery and a Bow
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Farmhouse Cow Print Wood Round DIY
Welcome To Our Home Wood Round DIY
A Fun Owl Door Hanger DIY
Dollar Tree Wallpaper DIY’s
Creative ways to use Dollar Tree wallpaper, other than on the walls.
Wallpaper Wood Panel DIY’s
The Finished Wallpaper Panel DIY
Decorative Rolling Pin Wallpaper DIY
Decorative Wallpaper Tray DIY
Elegant Wallpaper DIY’s
High End Decor Dupe DIY’s On A Dollar Budget
Photo Frame Ladder Decor Dupe
The Frame Is Complete!
The Final Result
Pampas Grass Beaded Frame Decor Dupe
My Favorite Way To Use Mod Podge, Leaving No Wrinkles!
Metal Milk Can Decor Dupe
High End Lamp Decor Dupe
Gift Bag Hacks
Repurposing Gift Bags
Create Bookmarks Using a Gift Bag
Add A Gift Bag To A Decorative Frame
Create Unique Art Using Gift Bags
Transform An Inexpensive Frame Using A Gift Bag
Genius Reasons To Buy Dollar Tree Wooden Trays
Two Tier Tray Project
Decorative Tray
Dollar Outdoor Decor DIY’s
Create these colorful outdoor decor DIY’s using items from your local dollar store.
Time to assemble!
20 Dollar Tree Spring Farmhouse DIY’s
Welcome Planter
Pallet Sconces
Burlap Welcome Sign
Farmhouse Planter
Tea Towel Ladder
Wall Shelf
Tabletop Wreath
Basket Weave Decor
Home Sign
Mini Chair Planter
Bird Decor
Rope Basket
Mini Storage Cabinet
Faux Book Stack
House Shape Decor
Fresh Flower Sign
Spring Wreath
Metal Planter
Faux Window Planter
Wall Sconces
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