10 diy dollar tree home decor projects - affordable + cute $1 decor transformations! Lone Fox
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Date: 2022-03-09
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Bobbie
Do more I absolutely love them. We are moving into a new house and I am going to do very many of them. I love your stuff because it fits men and women so many diy videos are more for a female home. Im female but that is just not for me. Im learning so much from you. I am going to start the tree tomorrow. I live on a fixed income and have wanted a large tree for so long this is something I can afford. I cant afford the large pots so in thinking plastic with calking sparkle and small rocks from DT and using my paints to antique it. Going to try the baking powder too. I know for sure Im going to make the vase with the beads. How did you make your spray box. I too am from ca about 45 min south of LA and not a lot of trees here I have been collecting them for months, because I have been Maury garden a little larger than a usual one Im making everything for it except the fairies the animals insects butterflies houses are all siting made 6 trees like you did just smaller with thicker trunks and used the leaves my daughter-in-law made me with her cricket in vinyl and I painted them my self I made a pine tree with DT broom using the bristles and a pack of tiny pine cones from general dollar I love my trees and my clay animals and mushrooms. My houses are made from bottles cans wood copper pipe. I made pools with old can lids and blue and green glitter and resin the little springs are clear with ripples and tree branches for foot bridges rocks are in it and around it with little plants I made. I bought rugs and painted them different greens and sealed them all the playground equipment are from recyclables and wood i whittled everything in it the signs fences I made it gave me something to do and most could be done outside where I prefer to be I am agoraphobic I suffer from anxiety panic disorder and ptsd. This last year is the first time in 8 years I have left the house except for dr appointments. And the last six months the few times I have gone shopping I had no panic attacks. I want to be where I dont have to spend days working up to it and start driving again By summer my granddaughter is coming to stay for three months. I have been crafting all my life and had stopped because of pain now I ignore it and enjoy myself oh yeah I made our Christmas tree out of multiple trees people put by the road and my friend picked up for me and a few of those DT trees it was 8 ft tall and very fat I put 1000 lights on it and made all the ornaments. Keep showing us more please you are an inspiration to me
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Do more I absolutely love them. We are moving into a new house and I am going to do very many of them. I love your stuff because it fits men and women so many diy videos are more for a female home. Im female but that is just not for me. Im learning so much from you. I am going to start the tree tomorrow. I live on a fixed income and have wanted a large tree for so long this is something I can afford. I cant afford the large pots so in thinking plastic with calking sparkle and small rocks from DT and using my paints to antique it. Going to try the baking powder too. I know for sure Im going to make the vase with the beads. How did you make your spray box. I too am from ca about 45 min south of LA and not a lot of trees here I have been collecting them for months, because I have been Maury garden a little larger than a usual one Im making everything for it except the fairies the animals insects butterflies houses are all siting made 6 trees like you did just smaller with thicker trunks and used the leaves my daughter-in-law made me with her cricket in vinyl and I painted them my self I made a pine tree with DT broom using the bristles and a pack of tiny pine cones from general dollar I love my trees and my clay animals and mushrooms. My houses are made from bottles cans wood copper pipe. I made pools with old can lids and blue and green glitter and resin the little springs are clear with ripples and tree branches for foot bridges rocks are in it and around it with little plants I made. I bought rugs and painted them different greens and sealed them all the playground equipment are from recyclables and wood i whittled everything in it the signs fences I made it gave me something to do and most could be done outside where I prefer to be I am agoraphobic I suffer from anxiety panic disorder and ptsd. This last year is the first time in 8 years I have left the house except for dr appointments. And the last six months the few times I have gone shopping I had no panic attacks. I want to be where I dont have to spend days working up to it and start driving again By summer my granddaughter is coming to stay for three months. I have been crafting all my life and had stopped because of pain now I ignore it and enjoy myself oh yeah I made our Christmas tree out of multiple trees people put by the road and my friend picked up for me and a few of those DT trees it was 8 ft tall and very fat I put 1000 lights on it and made all the ornaments. Keep showing us more please you are an inspiration to me
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laurie
A abstract oval rug would look really nice under your new coffee table. I seen one with like a geometric trellis frieze style that I thought would look good. I tried to send a picture but couldn't. Just have to look up oval rug geometric Frieze style and it should come up!
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A abstract oval rug would look really nice under your new coffee table. I seen one with like a geometric trellis frieze style that I thought would look good. I tried to send a picture but couldn't. Just have to look up oval rug geometric Frieze style and it should come up!
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Proud
I paint beads by putting them in a bowl, then pour watered down (just barely thinner) & pour it over the beads in the bowl. Stir them around some then lay out to dry. If your project requires string the beads, the strings can go in the paint too. Lay on paper towels to dry.
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I paint beads by putting them in a bowl, then pour watered down (just barely thinner) & pour it over the beads in the bowl. Stir them around some then lay out to dry. If your project requires string the beads, the strings can go in the paint too. Lay on paper towels to dry.
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Terry
I actually have a small tip for you: -) I put colour electrical tape on electrical cords to match the wall, then I also use a small plant as distraction. hey did I mention how much I love everything you do! OXOXOXOXOX!
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I actually have a small tip for you: -) I put colour electrical tape on electrical cords to match the wall, then I also use a small plant as distraction. hey did I mention how much I love everything you do! OXOXOXOXOX!
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Laura
Hi Drew. I love the gold vase with the beads. I want to do that. And the picture frame and the candle. And you crack me up when you said you loved saying creepy cloth. Loved that pillow too.
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Hi Drew. I love the gold vase with the beads. I want to do that. And the picture frame and the candle. And you crack me up when you said you loved saying creepy cloth. Loved that pillow too.
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Gizmo
As a librarian, I'm always looking for affordable DIY crafts for my patrons to try! Maybe we'll give a couple of these a try sometime.
Love your videos!
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As a librarian, I'm always looking for affordable DIY crafts for my patrons to try! Maybe we'll give a couple of these a try sometime.
Love your videos!
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Paula
Drew, you have a beautiful flair for making ordinary things into extraordinary things. you've given me a ton of ideas. # mad respect.
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Drew, you have a beautiful flair for making ordinary things into extraordinary things. you've given me a ton of ideas. # mad respect.
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Terri
I love your DIY videos. Its also very helpful when you show how to move past results that you dont like, and the corrections.
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I love your DIY videos. Its also very helpful when you show how to move past results that you dont like, and the corrections.
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A.
Roll up a small piece of painters tape, and stick to the back side of the faux flowers, to hold them down while painting. :)
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Roll up a small piece of painters tape, and stick to the back side of the faux flowers, to hold them down while painting. :)
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