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Dollar Tree Scarf Bunny

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I’m ready to say good bye to all the winter decor and whip out the spring! Last week I made a cute carrot canvas and this week I am making bunnies.

DIY Moss Balls

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Lately, I have been seeing tons woodsy decor done up with moss. I thought it would be fun to try to make some mossy decor of my own. I headed straight to my favorite place,

Dollar Tree Stocking Ornaments

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We are now moving into all things Christmas here at BurlapKitchen.com. As I said before, I like to get Christmas DIY’s out early so you have plenty of time to make them all!

I found these felt stockings at the Dollar Tree and I knew I wanted to do something with them.

You all know I love me some Dollar tree! Just about every time I go there I am drawn to the picture frames. There’s so many different things that can be done with them. Like these little Framed Burlap Christmas Trees!

Dollar Tree Reversed Canvas

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Dollar Tree Reversed Canvas

When my Nana passed she left me a ton of old, handwritten, recipes. I wanted to find a cute way to display them.

Scarecrow Wreath

Remember earlier this month when I said this scarecrow wreath wouldn’t be the cutest? Well… I lied. It’s flipping adorable! Not only is it adorable but it’s a lot less messy than making a full scarecrow. It’s also very inexpensive to make. If you’re looking to make a full-bodied scarecrow check out the one my mom made a few years ago by clicking this link —>

DIY Lighthouse Bird Feeder

You can make this super cute DIY Lighthouse Bird Feeder using just a few supplies from the dollar tree. I will warn you, gluing the stones on takes some patience. Because of this I left all the supplies out in my craft room and glued a little each night while watching TV.

DIY * Dollar Tree White Pumpkins

What you will need:

Old T-shirt ( OR, I saw material at walmart that felt like T-shirt material and it was all ready a coffee dyed color… I think it was called cheese cloth?? If you use that, you will only need (I’m guessing) 1/2 a yard for 3-4 pumpkins.