If you love soft neutrals, rustic textures, and budget-friendly DIY projects, these Farmhouse Dollar Tree spring crafts are going to be right up your alley. There’s just something so timeless about farmhouse decor in the spring — the light woods, muted florals, mason jars, and sweet seasonal touches that instantly make your home feel warm and inviting.
If you love budget-friendly DIYs, these Dollar Tree crafts for spring are simple, affordable, and perfect for beginners. In this blog post, I’m sharing five easy spring crafts made using peel and stick wall decals from Dollar Tree. Peel and stick wall decals come in a variety of spring designs like florals, greenery, butterflies, and soft seasonal patterns.
In this post, I’m sharing several beginner-friendly, easy Dollar Tree crafts that were all made using canvases from Dollar Tree as the base. These projects are perfect if you love neutral décor, soft textures, and budget-conscious DIYs that don’t require advanced crafting skills.
In this blog post, I’m sharing four easy Dollar Tree crafts that are perfect for Valentine’s Day, along with one project that works beautifully for Easter. I’ll be including photos of each finished DIY so you can see the details up close, and if you’d like to watch the full step-by-step process, I’ve also linked the YouTube video where I walk through each craft from start to finish.
In today’s blog post, I’m sharing four easy Dollar Tree Valentine’s Day crafts that all use peel and stick wallpaper as the main design element. Each project is perfect for beginners and can be completed with simple supplies like wooden plaques, hearts, greenery, and basic crafting tools.
If you love the timeless, elevated look of designer home pieces but prefer to decorate on a budget, this project is for you. In my most recent video, I challenged myself to recreate the look and feel of Pottery Barn décor dupes using affordable finds from Dollar Tree—and the results were honestly shocking in the best way.
This year, I wanted to show you how Dollar Tree Valentine’s Day crafts can be just as festive while keeping things soft, neutral, and timeless. Whether your home décor leans more toward farmhouse, modern, or cozy minimalist, neutral Valentine’s crafts are a beautiful way to decorate without overwhelming your space.
In this blog post, I’ll walk you through the process step-by-step. You’ll find the written instructions, before-and-after photos, and two helpful Facebook video tutorials: one showing the full thrifted Christmas wreath makeover and another showing precisely how I added the fairy lights.
I recently came across a large wooden embroidery hoop during one of my usual thrift-store walks, and while most people might see it as simply a sewing tool, I immediately saw wreath potential. With just a few dollars’ worth of ribbon and greenery, this plain hoop transformed into a beautiful, traditional Christmas wreath that looks stunning on any wall or door.
In this blog, I’m not going to teach you how to recreate a simple thrifted wreath makeover step by step—that full tutorial is in the Facebook video. Instead, I want to talk about the why behind flips like this: why thrifting matters, why small creative projects help your mental health more than most people realize, and why flipping home décor is both financially smart and emotionally rewarding.