Today I wanted to share how I used Dollar Tree products to create this Family Scrabble Tile Wall Art. I've seen tons of really cute ideas on Pinterest but I didn't want to have to cut wood or spend much money. When I saw the Plaid Wood Tile Board, I knew it would work perfectly!
Watch the full video to see the step-by-step directions and all the supplies that I used
Shopping for Halloween costumes can be expensive! Today I'm sharing Dollar Tree DIY costumes, that anyone can do! These costumes are perfect for last minute ideas or tight budgets, whatever your situation may be. The Dollar Store isn't the first place you'd think to get a halloween costume, but if you think outside the of box, you can come up with some epic costume ideas!
What You'll Need:
10 (more or less) Pink Boa- (seasonal kids costume section)
Elastic (I used elastic from an old skirt, you can also purchase at craft store)
Card stock paper in white and black
Pink acrylic paint in a bubble gum and darker pink shade
Large googly eyes
For this costume you can wear a pink top in any shade of pink. I wore shorts under my skirt, but another great option would be to find a body con style dress thats pink, then wear the skirt over top. Converse sneakers or heel, depending on where you are going, would both look great!
What You'll Need:
Plastic Masquerade Mask (sold in Halloween section at Dollar Tree)
Gem Stickers
Black and Purple Flowers
Feathers (sold at One Dollar Zone)
For the costumes you can pair the mask with a more dressy outfit or wear with jeans and a t-shirt. I paired it with a black shift dress and would wear ankle booties.
What You'll Need:
2 Pool Noodles
Off White or Beige Shirt (Dollar Tree sells a ton of different sizes and colors)
Pink acrylic paint
Chenille Stems in neon colors
Elastic straps to wear the donut
Tape
For this outfit I wore white paints and a blush color shirt. The brighter your outfit is, the more it will compliment the brightness of the donut.
Check out Jay Munee Diy to see her 3 Dollar Tree DIY Costume ideas!
Hey friends! I'm a firm believer in mixing high-end home decor with lower-end pieces from Dollar Tree or the Thrift Store. Today I take you around my home and share how I'm using Dollar Tree Items in my home decor and organization. These are some of my favorite ways to use $1 to organize and decorate my space.
My Ikea bookcase has been around since little B was a baby! Its held up well but it gives me place to mix my Dollar Tree finds with other cool pieces like my new clock from the Apollo Box. I'm currently riding the succulent trains and I'm loving it! Succulents give your space color and texture yet still look neutral and kinda modern.
Bookcase Items:
Top- Love picture frame- I used a Dollar Tree wedding bag, cut it to fit this white Ikea frame. Its an amazing way to get a fun graphic for cheap.
Gray Bins- Hollar.com
Plant in a white planter from the dollar store. I mixed in fake succulents to get it a fun look
Succulent Clock- Apollo Box
Lady Vase- Dollar Tree DIY project
This Follow Your Heart Sign and Votives are Dollar Tree Finds
The Succulent Clock from Apollo Box is handprinted by artist Cassia Beck
The Apollo Box is an app that works with vendors from all over the world. They made a platform for people to find cool, funky items and they nailed it! When you browse the app or website, I'm 100% sure you'll see something that sparks some interest. From gifts to decor, they have some many options. The Apollo Box is based out of California, they offer Free Shipping and Easy returns!
They're offering you friends 15%off site wide when you register on the site using code FIND15
Keeping my salt and pepper in the Dollar Tree magnetic tins makes it easy to access.
I've loved the cotton blooms for ever, but the price is steep. I made my own DIY using Dollar Tree cotton balls for a cheaper alternative!
Organize Your Car!
The clear acrylic organizer from Dollar Tree work perfectly in the middle console
$1 fabric bins from Dollar Tree hold extras in our truck and contain the the mess
Find out more about the Apollo Box and visit their site to see all the amazing-ness they offer!
Hey Friends! It's time for a new Dollar Tree Haul! I'm sharing new finds and some of my favorite essentials. I love shopping at the dollar store and seeing all of the cool new finds. Check out the full video to see what I found and don't forget to share anything your searching for with me in the comments!
Hi friends! Mother's Day is almost here, so it's time to shower mom with gifts, love and the best Dollar Tree DIY's Pinterest can find! No worries you don't have to search Pinterest, I did for you! I found the cutest Pins and made them using all Dollar Store items! These Last Minute, Budget Friendly Mother's DIY's are sure to make any mom smile.
Watch the Full Video on how I made all these DIY's
Hey friends! In today's video I share I made my own laundry detergent, using a few of the Dollar Tree products to make it cheaper and smell even better. We substituted the Purex Crystals for the fabric crystals we've found at the dollar store. This pin has been going around for years, but I finally found a recipe that will leave your clothes smelling amazing and clean! All of these items can be purchased at Walmart or Dollar Tree. It will cost under $20 including the glass container, cheese grater and bucket! Yes that means $20 for over 1 years worth of laundry soap!
What you will need:
1 (4 lb 12 oz) Box of Borax
1 (3 lb 7 oz) Box of Arm & Hammer Super Washing Soda
2- 32oz Awesome Orange OxyClean or Similar product found at Dollar Tree
2 (14.1 oz) Bars of Zote Soap– I used the pink bars for a stronger scent but the white bars work too
1 (4 lb) Box of Arm & Hammer Baking Soda
4 bottles Dollar Tree Fabric Crystals
Directions for DIY LAUNDRY DETERGENT
1. Grate zote soap with cheese grater or food processor.
2. Mix all ingredients together in a large bucket.
3. Use 2 -4 Tablespoons per laundry load.
Talk about easy! This is a simple Dollar Store DIY that anyone can do and it's useful. Keep it for yourself or gift it to a friend, there's a lot to go around.
Hi Friends! Today I'm sharing Dollar Tree Holiday Decor DIY! I made 3 super cheap and easy DIY'S for anyone to do. The Fuzzy Tree, Sequins Tree and Mini Wreath are perfect for my wishful "Rustic Glam" Christmas decor, but you can style them with whatever Christmas Decorations you're using.
Below are a few pictures of the DIY's from the video! I hope you enjoy!
Good Morning beautiful friends! Today I'm sharing quick, easy and affordable Mother's Day DIY's. Now, please don't think that there is anything "motherly" about these vases. They have pink, bling, and lashes... I'm happy! You can make these flower vases for yourself or someone you love. The video was inspired by the Bloomsy Box, a subscription service for farm to table flowers! YES! I thought flowers were one of the things a ton ladies would love to receive each month. Forget samples... I want roses.
Check out BloomsyBox social media: Twitter and Instagram They share some gorgeous pictures of stunning flowers!
They offer 3 different sizes bouquets and different ways to pay, which makes it easy peasy! Bloomsy Box picks a different flower arrangement to be sent to your doorstep each month.
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Hi Friends! Today we're making a Spring Cloches out of all Dollar Tree items! I share 2 ways you can use succulents and a few other supplies from your local dollar store. This diy is super easy to do and doesn't cost more than a few dollars!
Watch the video here or the video at the top of this post for full instructions!
Hi friends! Happy Fall! It's time to start my Fall DIY series and I couldn't be more excited. Fall is one of my favorite seasons to do DIY's and crafts, so lets see what I can come with this year. I posted this video on Youtube (if you aren't subscribed, please do so and help me get to 10k before Christmas!!) I wanted to share my chic Dollar Tree pumpkins and how I use Dollar Tree pumpkins around my home for our fall decor
If you haven't been to your local Dollar Tree, I think you're truly missing out! They have all the decor and diy supplies you'll need this fall season. The flowers are beautiful, the ribbon is glitter-y and they have a ton of owl knick-knacks (YAZZZ!) Everything you'll see in these 3 projects is from the Dollar Tree (with the exception of the wreath).
When it comes to fall decor, I love a rustic feeling but I also want it to match with my current decor. So this fall I'm aiming for "Rustic Chic" Lots of natural materials but with black and white stripes and chic vibe. My favorite color is orange but GAWD, why is everything "fall themed" orange?!!? I don't want to slap you in the face with orange when you walk in my home, I want you to feel warm, cozy and ready for a fall themed beverage! Let's see how that works out this year and I know mainly everything will be affordable and home-made!
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Hey Friend! Today's video is all about Dollar Tree diys. If you know me, you know I love me a good DIY project! I share 3 ways to use Dollar store products to make nice room decor pieces. If you've tried any of these projects let me know and share with me using #sensationalfinds If you have joined me on Youtube, please come and join me! We just reached 7k subscribers and it literally makes my life, to be able to connect with so many amazing people. Click here
This peacock wall art is such a simple diy. If your looking to add to a gallery wall or just starting out, this diy is for you! Full directions are in the video.
How to make the paper flowers:
Tissue paper
Wire
Florist tape
Stapler
Wire cutters
Scissors
Dollar Store flowers that have medium/light green colored stems and leaves – not dark green stems. You can even use real tree branches
1. Lay 5 layers of tissue paper cut to 8” x 11” on top of each other. Accordion fold
2. Find center and staple. Then wrap a 5” piece of wire around. Round edges with scissors.
3. Carefully begin to spread out each layer of tissue paper to start forming the flower.
4. Fluff so that most of the petals are to one side, unless you want to make pom-pom flowers to hang.
6. I poked the tip into the center of the tissue paper flower and then wrapped the wire around the stem to secure. You could also bend the tip of the fake flower stem to create a hook to wrap the flower and the wire around. I did a few each way. Cover the wire with florist tape.
The flower led lights is the last of the DIY's. This battery operated string of lights can be used just about anywhere in your house. The steps are so simple and I explain in the video.
