Upcycled Dollar Tree Pumpkin Snowman Head
Upcycled Dollar Tree Pumpkin Snowman Head Pin me! – Pinterest Watch me! YouTube This upcycled Dollar Tree Pumpkin Snowman head is the perfect decoration if you are on a budget this year. It is super easy to make and looks adorable! Not to mention they would make awesome gifts! Let me show you how to make them: Materials: Foam pumpkin from Dollar Tree Drop Cloth (You can find this at most home-improvement stores with the paint) Snowman hat ornament from Dollar Tree spanish moss 2 buttons for eyes orange paint and paint brush Black fabric marker ( A fine-point sharpie might work for this, also.) Blush Q-Tip box cutter hot…
Dollar Tree Clay Pot Decoration
Dollar Tree Clay Pot Decoration Pin this DIY – Pinterest Watch this DIY – YouTube I’ve been really into Dollar Tree crafts lately. It amazes me how, with a little TLC, an ordinary item can be transformed into something beautiful. I’ve also been crushin’ on chalk paint. I love the dullness of it and how it really screams farmhouse. These clay pots are so easy to make and look cute sitting just about anywhere. They are also very inexpensive and only take about 5 minutes to make. These clay pots would be great wedding decorations or to give as gifts! Materials: Clay pots from Dollar Tree 3 small bundles of…
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Decorative Christmas Candies ( made from empty snuff cans!)
Decorative Christmas Candies ( made from empty snuff cans) My husband is a dipper. You can spare us all the “it’s horrible for your health” talks. He knows and I know, so there’s nothing you’d be telling us that we don’t already know. I hate the amount of money we spend on chewing tobacco so I wanted to create something with the snuff cans that made me feel a like some of that money was going back in our pockets. So this year, instead of spending tons of money on Christmas decor I’m using up some of these snuff cans! I have two amazing DIY’s using snuff cans and first…
Scarecrow Wreath
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 SCARECROW Materials Needed: wreath frame flannel shirt ( check your husbands closet or a local thrift store) Top hat ( I found mine at the dollar tree) straw Embellishments ( I used leaf garland from the dollar tree, an old hankie from…
Bubble Gum Machine Bird Feeder
Bubble Gum Machine Bird Feeder This bubble Gum Machine Bird Feeder is fairly easy to make and will look adorable in the yard. And, as long as you have some of the materials on hand, this project should be somewhat inexpensive. Hope you enjoy this project as much as I did! =) The Drilling Process I went through the drilling process twice so I could find the easiest method for you. A few cracked pots and many striped drill blades later and I believe I found it! The key to drilling through the clay quickly seems to be a wet clay pot and a glass and tile drill bit. Now you will…
How to Make Jumbo Coffee Filter Easter Eggs
Being Consistent Last week I told you a little bit about my game plan for becoming a more consistent blogger. I have been doing tons of research lately and as it turns out I am not the only blogger with this issue. I find it even more difficult since I am a creative person. Sometimes I feel as if I can’t finish ANYTHING. I start a million projects and go from one project to the next without ever finishing any of them. So my next step in becoming a better and more consistent blogger is to give myself finish dates. I’d call them deadlines but I feel that word puts…
DIY Burlap Owls
DIY Burlap Owls DIY Burlap Owls are a fun and creative gift to make this year! What you will need: Empty toilet paper rolls Burlap old socks buttons cinnamon sticks Hot glue gun & Glue sticks small thin piece of card board for the wings ( cereal box or thick paper plate will work) scissors The How To: Step 1: Start by cutting a piece of burlap that fits around the toilet paper roll leaving a little extra on the length and width. Use your hot glue gun to secure the burlap onto the toilet paper roll. This works best if you run a dab of glue vertically up the toilet…
Barn Board Flower Door Hanger
Barn Board Flower Door Hanger What you will need: Pieces of fabric ( I like homespun material.) pieces of burlap Fake flowers of your choice ( you can switch these out with the seasons) Spanish Moss Decoration for the burlap, I used a rusty star. (optional) wire ( I use rebar wire for my crafts. You can but this at lowes and if I remember correctly it costs less than $5) Scissors Hot glue gun and glue sticks Drill ( to drill holes to hang) The How To: Step 1: Cut a piece of fabric to fit around the the plank. Lay the fabric over the board making sure the…
Candy Corn Magnets
What you need: cupcake papers ( 1 cupcake paper makes 1 candy corn magnet) Button magnets (found in the craft department at Walmart) 3 paint brushes (one for each color of paint) Orange, Yellow, & White paint ( I used the acrylic, plaid brand, paint at Walmart. It’s about $1 a bottle) Glitter ( I used white) Glue ( I used a hot glue gun because it dries fast, but school glue would work fine, too) How to make them: 1.) First you need to fold your cupcake papers in half, then in half again, then again. With each fold place a small dab of glue to keep them from…
