DIY Dollar Tree Bless This Home Fall Sign

This DIY Bless This Home Fall sign is so adorable and easy to make using Dollar Tree products. This craft cost me all of $4. I did have some of the supplies already in my craft arsenal but even so, it’s a fraction of what you would pay for something similar at Hobby Lobby or some other home store.

Prep Time 5 minutes      Active Time 15 minutes      Drying Time 30 minutes      Total Time 50 minutes      Difficulty Easy

SUPPLIES YOU WILL NEED:

• Dollar Tree pizza pan
• Dollar Tree round fall sign
• Dollar Tree Rope
• Glue gun and glue stick
• Chalk Paint in white
• Faux leaves
• Paintbrush

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Paint the pizza pan white with chalk paint. You really only need to paint the edges. Let dry completely.
   
   
   
   
   
   
2. Glue the round sign in the middle of the pan. 
   
   
   
3. Glue the rope inside the edge of the pan.
   
   
   
   
   
   
4. Arrange the leaves at the top of the pan/sign and glue them.
   
   
   
5. If you are hanging this, you can use the twine that was originally on the sign and glue it to the back. I suggest not using the glue gun because of my experience. It fell off the wall. Oh well, you live and learn. Maybe try E6000 glue, but remember, it will take longer to dry.
   
   
   

VOILA! You have a simply beautiful sign to hang for the fall.

Here's a short video of the project ↓

Are you a crafter? Do you think you might like to make a sign like this one? We'd love to hear from you in the comments below.

Keep it sassy,

Kelly

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Seed Packet Wreath Tutorial

***UPDATED 4/27/24***

We sisters love to craft together. Cathy came up with this craft idea and thought the seed packet wreath would make a great gift for Mama Sassy since she loves flowers. Mother's Day is coming soon.

It's an inexpensive gift, depending on where you buy your supplies, under $10. Rhonda picked up the 10" styrofoam wreath and the seed packs at the Dollar Tree for under $5. Cathy brought the glue gun with the glue sticks and I had the burlap ribbon in my stash of craft supplies.

What you will need:

• wreath, styrofoam, or wire
• ribbon, your choice
• seed packets
• glue gun with glue sticks

Instructions:

1. Wrap the wreath with the ribbon. Make sure you use glue to adhere to the ribbon at the beginning and the end.
2. Decide how you want to place your seed packets. You can color coordinate or use a random placement.
3. Glue the packets to the wreath.
4. Make your bow and adhere with glue.

photo credit Sassy Silver Sisters

The wreath tutorial was on our Facebook Live Show at the 27.48 mark if you don't want to watch the whole enchilada :)

Here are some other designs you may like. These wreath designers are tremendously talented.

Front Door Wreath Using Dollar Store Supplies | Worthing Court (worthingcourtblog.com)

How to Make a Seed Packet Wreath - One Hundred Dollars a Month

Seed Packet Wreath Tutorial | Hometalk

common ground : Seed Packet Garden Wreath makes a come back... (commonground-do.com)

Make It Sparkly Mama!: Packets of Posies Seed Wreath!

Have you ever made a seed packet wreath? We'd love to hear from you. Please comment below 👇 

Stay Sassy,

Kelly

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Dollar Store Organizing Ideas For Your Bathroom

Organizing can be a daunting task but once you get it done it makes you feel like you can accomplish anything. Where do you begin you might ask? I take it one room at a time and make it specific. Such as, I might want to organize under my sink in the bathroom. That’s what I focus on, not the whole bathroom, just one specific place. Then it doesn’t seem so overwhelming. 

Today we will focus on the bathroom with some great ideas to help you get organized. The Dollar Store has some amazing products for your organization project. Below are some ways to use those items in your bathroom.

• Use small plastic animals, and jars you may have in storage & spray paint to make these inexpensive storage containers for cotton balls, beauty products & more. 

  

  DIY Post - Gold Animal Jars - Bang on Style (bangonstyleblog.com)

  
  
• Using a cutlery tray for a toothbrush organizer is great if you have more than one child, and less mess.

  

  50 Dollar Store Bathroom Organization Ideas - Prudent Penny Pincher

  
  
• Use self-adhesive hooks to keep the trash bag from getting pushed into the trash can. Genius idea!!

10 Life Hacks To Make Everyday Life Easier (dumpaday.com)

• Take storage jars, pillar candleholders and E6000 glue to make these pretty storage containers.

  

  50 Dollar Store Bathroom Organization Ideas - Prudent Penny Pincher

  
  
• I just love this idea, it's pretty and a simple DIY for your tissues. All you need is a mason jar (wide-mouth jars are easiest to get the tissues in but regular works as well), scrapbook paper Exacto knife, scissors, tissue, chalk paint (if you want to paint them).
  
  
  
  

  

  

  
  
  
  

  Mason Jar Tissue Holder - A Great Idea For Every Room | landeelu.com (landeeseelandeedo.com)
  
  
  
  

   
• Makeup brushes storage using pebbles and a square container. What a great idea!!

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  50 Dollar Store Bathroom Organization Ideas - Prudent Penny Pincher
  
  
  

• The DIY brush holder under the sink makes it easy to retrieve and saves on space. All you need are some self-adhesive hooks. 

  

  21 Dollar Store Organization Ideas For Small Spaces (offbeatbros.com)

  
  
• Hang your curling irons on hooks for easy access. 

  

  Dollar Store Organization Hacks for a Small Bathroom - By Sophia Lee

  
  
• Do you need some help reigning in those ponytail ties? Here's a quick fix to keep them together. All you need are the ponytail bands and Carabiner Clips

  

  Hi! It's Jilly.: Organizing Ponytail Holders

  
  
• These stack and nest bins are great under the sink with ease of access. I use these too for all those incidentals I don't use often. 

  

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• I love Kathryn's YouTube videos and just found her website. She has all sorts of organizational helps and this one for under the sink is pretty and functional. Check her out! 

  

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These are just some of the ways to organize your bathroom. My bathrooms are small and usually, it doesn't take much time to organize. I hope these have been helpful and you can get some organizing done. 

We'd love to hear from you and any bathroom organizing tips you may have.

Keep it sassy,

Kelly

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DIY Valentine’s Day Centerpiece for under $10

Cathy made this DIY Valentine's Day Centerpiece for under $10 and you can too!

You can get these items at the Dollar Tree!

You will need...

• 2 pillar vases
• 2 LED tealight candles
• heart banner
• tiny conversation hearts
• 2 items as fillers

Here is how to make this project:  

1. Put the filler items inside vase and TRY to center.
2. Put candy around filler. Shaking helps the candy to go around the filler.
3. Place tealight on top. As you can see, there is candy dust from shaking. You want to take a dry paper towel to wipe off.
4. Turn the lights on when you need them!

Easy project and you can reuse the vases, lights and fillers for another holiday!
Head over to watch the YouTube video on this project  DIY VALENTINE’S DAY CENTERPIECE

❤️❤️❤️HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY❤️❤️❤️

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