Dollar Store Crafts

[...] a heart candy collage.  Watch the video below, or read Tanner's blog post for more details. Project estimate (flower pot gumball machine): Flower pot, $1 and up Round glass bowl, on hand or $1 and up [...]

[...] these into fun place cards for Thanksgiving dinner!  [how to make pine cone turkeys] Project estimate: Pine cones, on hand Felt, on hand or $1 Googly eyes, on hand or $1 Glue, on hand [...]

[...] transformed them into sweet little stickers.  So cute!  [how to make washi tape stickers] Project estimate: Washi tape, on hand or $1 and up Wax paper, on hand Paper punches, on hand or $1 and up [...]

[...] . Want to see how I made it? Check out my video, or keep scrolling for written directions. Project estimate: Ribbon, on hand or $1 and up Twine, on hand or $1 Total: Free and up! First, cut your [...]

[...] estimate: Men's socks, $1.00 (one pair makes four caps) Rubber bands, on hand Hot glue, on hand Total: $1 for four hats Turn the sock wrong side out and make two cuts, one just above the heel and [...]

[...] or $1 and up Embellishments, on hand or $1 and up* Jump rings, on hand or $1 and up Glue, on hand Total:  Free and up! *The metal rose embellishments in this video are an item I received from Bobcat [...]

[...] Wood - on hand Dowel Rods - on hand Wood stain - on hand Screws - on hand Embellishments - on hand Total: Free Step one: Cut the wood into plate sized ovals or circles, and sand the edges. Arrange the [...]

[...] core board, on hand or $1 Wire-edged ribbon, on hand or $1 Pipe cleaner, on hand Hot glue, on hand Total:  $1 and up Button Preparation Thread needle and sew the button, tying the two threads on the [...]

[...] I used a large jar, you could easily recreate this on a smaller scale with a mason jar from Dollar Tree or one you have in your craft stash. Project estimate: Mason jar, on hand Paint, on hand Clear [...]

[...] This week I took a trip to Dollar Tree with nail polish marbling on my mind. I picked out a bunch of fun stuff to try the technique on, [...]

[...] Have you seen the little multi-color packages of fine glitter that Dollar Tree carries?  It comes in an array of gorgeous colors, but unlike the coarser glitter that they [...]

[...] While my go-to dollar store is definitely Dollar Tree, I still like to stop by the other dollar stores in my area at least once per holiday/season [...]

[...] special ingredients). You can get the plastic spray bottles, brushes, rags, and gloves at the dollar store! Between shopping at the dollar store and making your own cleaning supplies, just think how [...]

[...] .com's Best Ideas group on Facebook yet? It's a lively little place on Facebook where dollar store crafting enthusiasts can share their brilliant ideas and hang out with like-minded crafters. [...]

[...] Consumer Crafts is my go-to source for pretty much anything crafty that I can't find at the dollar store. Check out my video to see what I got, and be sure to watch until the end to see my bloopers! [...]

[...] cupcake liners Burlap ribbon Metallic letter stickers Have you scored any amazing finds at the dollar store this holiday season?  Tell us about them in the comments below! [...]

[...] .  They are tied in the center ... ... so untie them and attach them in the middle.  Use a pipe cleaner to secure the two lengths together... and attach it to a stationary object. As you can see, I [...]

[...] want more sparkle either add glitter or paint several more thin coats. Glue the ends of the pipe cleaner to make the handle. ***IMPORTANT***  Glue the pipe cleaner to each side of the glass tea light [...]

[...] the mirror as shown. Twist the pipe cleaner into a big loop and tie a bow around it. Put a spot of glue on the mirror, under the bow, and [...]

[...] in the center. Put a bit of hot glue inside the top of the ornament and immediately put the pipe cleaner in. You'll save a lot of time and no one will see this part, anyway. (I learned this the hard [...]

[...] junk drawer and see what you can create! Project Estimate: Corks - on hand Bottle Caps - on hand Paint and glitter - on hand Styrofoam balls - $1 Burlap and wire  - on hand Hot glue gun - on hand [...]

[...] with 3D decoration,  $1 and up Hot glue, on hand Tissue paper, on hand or $1 White glue, on hand Paint, on hand Plastic shopping bag, on hand Total:  $2 and up Remove the 3D decoration from the [...]

[...] Estimate: Burlap - $2 Burlap ribbon in red - $3 Fabric Glue - on hand Stencil - on hand Paint - on hand Total:  $5 Step one:  Cut the burlap and two strips of burlap ribbon.  The [...]

[...] paint and a bit of Cuddle fabric, my boots look new again! Project Estimate: Boots - on hand Paint - on hand Rose Cuddle - $2.50 for quarter yard on Etsy Glue - on hand Total:  $2.50 and [...]

[...] from store to store, we always love to check out what everyone else is buying! Watch Tanner's haul video below to see what he got and hear his ideas for these items, or keep scrolling to see it in [...]

Are you a sucker for Mystery Bags and Mystery Boxes?  Us too!  Heather recently ordered a destash box from TomorrowsUnknown, and it came CRAMMED ful [...]

Did you know that there is a Japanese equivalent of the dollar store? It's called Daiso, and everything there is $1.50 unless otherwise marked. I'd he [...]

[...] on, plus a bunch of other random tidbits. And today I am sharing that haul with you! Watch my haul video to see what treasures I found and what I intend to do with them, or keep scrolling to see pics [...]

[...] project.  By cutting an opening in the back, this cute penguin project can double as a Valentine holder for class parties! Project Estimate: Plastic Gallon Container - on hand Egg carton - [...]

Valentine's day is coming up soon, and if you're like me you have to help your kids decorate boxes to collect Valentines in at school.  I never seem [...]

[...] 't need a light.  Another idea is to use a milk jug instead of a mason jar and turn it into a Valentine holder, similar to this Dollar Store Crafts project I shared recently.  Have fun building and [...]