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Brilliant Easter DIY’s To Try
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Brilliant Easter DIY’s To Try

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15 Creative Dollar Tree Easter Projects You Need To Try This Year!

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15 Creative Dollar Tree Easter Projects You Need To Try This Year

Easter decorations don’t have to break the bank. You can find so many supplies at Dollar Tree to create one of kind pieces for your home.

Easter Tic Tac Toe DIY

Easter Tic Tac Toe DIY

Create an Easter Tic Tac Toe board, along with hand painted chick and egg pieces.

Farmhouse Tin Egg Easter Decor

Farmhouse Tin Egg Easter Decor

Love farmhouse? This project will add an elegant farmhouse touch to your existing Easter decor.

Wooden Happy Easter Sign

Wooden Happy Easter Sign

Everything you need for this project can be found at Dollar Tree. Leave it neutral or add your favorite colors.

Farmhouse Easter Decor DIY

Farmhouse Easter Decor DIY

Wow, this is a large Easter decor piece! Use this as table decor or sit it on your covered porch to welcome your guests.

Wood slice carrot sign

Wood slice carrot sign

Try this carrot sign project made using oblong wood slices. If you can’t find the wood slices at your local Dollar Tree, no worries, the next project is just as beautiful.

Adhesive Wall Tile Carrot Sign

Adhesive Wall tile carrot sign

Can you believe this carrot sign was made using one of Dollar Tree’s adhesive wall tiles?

Easter Cross Sign DIY

Easter Cross sign DIY

Create an elegant Easter sign using scrapbook paper. (This would be beautiful for all seasons)

True Meaning of Easter Decor

true meaning of Easter decor

Create a decal using Cricut Supplies to add the true meaning of Easter to a wooden cross. If you don’t have a Cricut, I have a free printable you can download and trace onto your project.

Easter Wreath

Easter wreath

Don’t overlook the Plus Section in Dollar Tree. There you can find this large grapevine bunny wreath form for $5.00. Use that as the base to create a high end Easter wreath for your front door.

He Is Risen Easter Sign

He is Risen Easter Sign

The base of this piece is a sign from Dollar Tree, the crosses are paint stirring sticks, and the Cricut decal completes the look. (He Is Risen is also a free printable if you don’t have a cutting machine)

Easter Cross Wreath

Easter Cross Wreath

A neutral wreath that would look good on any door.

Easter Chick Craft

Easter Chick Craft

With a Dollar Tree wooden egg and a little imagination, you can create this cutie.

Easter Bunny Egg Craft

Easter bunny egg

Not only can you use the wooden egg to create an Easter chick, but you can also add a few craft sticks as ears to create this adorable bunny.

Wooden Easter Egg Tree

Easter egg tree

Create a colorful Easter egg tree using a wood sign from the crafters square section at Dollar Tree.

Wood Bead Bunny Sign DIY

wood bead bunny sign DIY

And of course last weeks post, a wood bead bunny sign. For a link to watch a step by step tutorial on how to create any of these projects see my YouTube video below.

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Dollar Tree Diy's · Easter DIY's

Dollar Tree Easter DIY

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Turn an ordinary Dollar Tree beaded wreath into a beautiful Easter decor piece.

All of the supplies for this Easter DIY can be found at your local 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.

Turn this, into this, with just a few easy steps!

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This Easter decor piece will brighten your home for the holiday, and the best thing is…. it only costs a few dollars to make.

Follow this easy step by step guide to recreate your version.

Using a

Pull the ends in opposite directions until you have the size circle at the bottom you want. I recommend removing a bead from one end and closing the wire, this will give you a little space for the next step.

Twist the two overlapping pieces twice.

This will keep the wire tight at the top of your circle. Then you will be able to create the ears.

Pull the end of one piece down until it lines up with the first bead on the circle on that side.

Repeat the same process on the other side. Starting with the end you removed one bead from, bend the wire and tuck the wire end into the first bead on the circle, so it will stay in place. See the right side of the image below.

On the other side, you could do the same as the previous step, or you could place a piece of floral wire through the loop.

Twist the floral wire tightly between the first and second bead of the circle, on the same side as the ear you are creating. Your bunny should be looking like this……See below.

I wanted to add a

To create a messy bow, cut 4 pieces of each of your ribbon and dovetail the ends. Place each of the ribbon on top of one another alternating the ribbon colors.

Tie the ribbon pieces in the center using a piece of twine. Wrap the twine a few times around the ribbon bow and place the greenery behind the bow and tie it in the back. Don’t cut your excess twine of yet.

Pull one end of the twine through one ear and the other end through the other ear.

Tie a double knot in the back of the bead bunny. Still don’t cut your excess twine off yet ❤️

This is optional, but I decided to hot glue a flower in the center of the bow.

Grab one of Dollar Tree’s picture frames. This particular one measures 11 3/4″ X 7 3/4″. Remove everything from the frame. If you don’t like the color of your frame, give it a coat of paint.

You can use the cardboard backing of the frame if you like. This frame had the hanger piece on it, so I decided to cut out a piece of foam board. Paint it the color of your choice. I chose a pastel pink.

After allowing the paint to dry, place this into the frame along with the backing. I did not replace the glass.

Once you have decided on the placement of the bead bunny, make two marks on the cardboard (foam board) on each side of where the ears meet the circle.

Using a small drill bit, drill where you placed your marks.

Feed each end of the twine through the respective holes.

Double knot the twine in the back of the frame and cut your excess twine off.

Viola!

Your finished! If you prefer to watch a step by step tutorial of this project, as well as a few more Dollar Tree Easter DIY’s, I recommend my video below: