The next time you are in Dollar Tree, grab some of these supplies to make these brilliant Christmas Crafts! Not only are they affordable, but they turn out gorgeous, especially the last project!
Christmas Tree Countdown
Have you ever seen the wooden dice at Dollar Tree? Turn those dice into a Christmas Tree countdown.
Once glued together, they make a very sturdy piece. Paint it the color of your choice, and add stickers for the days. You can add them to the front, back, and the sides!
Glue three Dollar Tree wooden stars together to glue to the top, with an additional star to move through the days. I used an adhesive glue dot on the back, it is easy to move, and won’t damage your paint or stickers.
Santa Chip Brushes
Using different sized chip brushes, paint each of the handles and give them different designs using a paint pen.
Glue fur around the metal portion of the brushes, add eyes, and tiny pom pom noses, to create unique Santa brushes.
Video instructions on how to make each of these brilliant Christmas crafts, can be found here.
Wood Slice Snowman
Glue two wood slices together, and use the third as a base for the cutest snowman.
The scarf and stocking cap are made from a pair of baby socks from Dollar Tree.
Light Up Nativity Sign
This next brilliant Christmas craft is my absolute favorite in todays post!
All of the supplies for this project came from Dollar Tree, except the musical scrapbook paper. It was purchased at Hobby Lobby.
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Sharing Christmas crafts you can create using household wood items. These are so fun and inexpensive to make!
Create these to use as decor or give as gifts. They would also make a great addition to sell at craft shows.
Christmas Crafts Using Wooden Spoons
You can find inexpensive wooden spoons at Dollar Tree or in my case Dollar General. At the time I purchased them, Dollar General was having a buy one get one half off sale, and I love when I can save some money!
Create one of kind Christmas decor by simply hand painting a snowman face. If you prefer, you could use your vinyl cutting machine to create a face decal.
Use your favorite pattern of fabric to create a scarf and bow for the stocking cap.
I created a set of three different designs to coordinate together. I made sure to paint each of the wooden spoons and turner the same color, nutmeg brown.
Get creative with their facial expressions, like this cute gingerbread man.
Using a wooden turner, I created a Santa face.
You can create the faux beard by stippling the white paint onto the turner.
As cute as they are separately, they really come to life together!
To see how I painted each of their faces, watch the video tutorial HERE.
Christmas Crafts Using Mini Charcuterie Boards
Mini charcuterie boards can be found at Hobby Lobby for only a few dollars.
By adhering a napkin with a vintage look to it, you can create a beautiful piece to display or even use as an ornament.
Add a ribbon bow and a piece of greenery to complete the look.
Use a musical sheet of scrapbook paper and a wooden nativity set from Dollar Tree to create this stunning piece.
I made sure to paint the sides of the board to match the nativity pieces.
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In this post you will find some creative ways to use hard back Dollar Tree books to create beautiful Christmas DIY’s. These would be perfect to decorate with or to give as gifts to teachers, school board members, or anyone that loves books.
Perhaps you have some old books lying around that you are thinking of throwing away. Before you discard them, have you thought of repurposing them to give them some new life?
If you don’t have any old books to repurpose, they can easily be found at your local thrift store or even at Dollar Tree for $1.25.
This first project turned out absolutely stunning. Nothing says Christmas more than a nativity scene. Jesus is the true meaning of Christmas.
Nativity Scene
The music sheet really compliments the silhouette and would look great sitting on any bookshelf.
Snowman Book
Maybe you have a book that you love to read at Christmas time, but the cover is worn or you want something with a little more color to display. Then you will love this next project.
By simply painting the book cover and decoupaging a napkin onto it, you can give your worn out book a brand new look.
Christmas Book Bouquet
I recently created this Christmas book bouquet on my YouTube channel. It was the second most liked out of the Dollar Tree books Christmas DIY’s.
The wonderful thing about this project is, that you can change the florals out for every season and leave this book bouquet out all year long.
Paper Christmas Tree
Save the pages from the book bouquet because you can use them to create this Christmas DIY.
This Christmas tree made using pages from a book was inspired by Nicole at The Artyologist. I will leave the link to her website HERE. She gives you step by step instructions on how to recreate this project.
Melting Snowman Book
Create a fun melting snowman inside of a book.
What a cute addition to add to your Christmas decorations.
Check out my YouTube video showing you the full step by step instructions on how to create these Dollar Tree Christmas DIY’s using books.
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Are you looking for Christmas decor DIY and craft inspiration? We have you covered with these 20 Dollar Tree Christmas DIY’s and crafts.
In this post you will find everything from snowmen, nativity scenes, Santa’s, to high end Christmas decor, all on an extreme budget. These DIY’s and crafts are sure to spark your creativity this Christmas season.
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Right now Dollar Tree is stocking the shelves with Christmas decor and craft supplies. What better way to decorate your home or create custom gifts at an affordable price? But, you have to grab them when you see them, because these items won’t last long!
So who’s ready to dive into these 20 Dollar Tree Christmas DIY’s?
Nativity Canvas Art
To create this beautiful art piece you only need a few items, a canvas, a wooden nativity craft set, a star, and acrylic paints.
The J and Y letters are made using foam board. I have these as a free PDF, if you would like to download and print at home to trace onto your project. Click HERE.
Grab Dollar Tree glass ware to create these beautiful Christmas projects this season. These make great additions to your current Christmas decorations, but they are also perfect to give as gifts to friends and family. Each project is easy to do and budget friendly!
Dollar Tree carries an assortment of glass vases and candle holders. For only $1.25 they make the perfect base to create custom Christmas decor.
Christmas is the most magical time of the year. These projects help to capture some of that magic, from angels to snowmen, you are sure to find some Christmas inspiration in this post.
01|Snow Globe Candle Holder
Create an adorable Christmas scene in a Dollar Tree fish bowl, attach a glass plate on top to hold a battery operated pillar candle.
Grab a light up snowman head ornament from Dollar General for the next three projects.
They carry a variety of these ornaments with different colored hats, and each one lights up with a power on and off switch on the back, which makes it very accessible.
05|Light Up Snowman
Attach one to a Dollar Tree glass fish bowl along with fairy lights. I chose to use a buffalo check ribbon to create a scarf to coordinate with the hat.
Turn a votive candle holder upside down on top of a battery operated candle. Glue a clear Dollar Tree ornament to the top to make this cute light up angel.
Attach a Dollar Tree glass container on top of a Dollar Tree wine glass to create a custom candy jar, or insert a battery operated candle for a custom candle holder.
