37 DOLLAR STORE ORGANIZATION HACKS | Dollar Tree DIY | ORGANIZATION IDEAS

Hello everyone and welcome to the fat mom of the rosemary tax and thank you for stopping by in this video. I have over 30 storage

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to help you better beat clutter in every area of ​​your home, since all of these DIYs are made with items purchased at Dollar Tree you can get organized without spending a lot of money, there is a lot to cover so let's start. I wanted to start with some off-season storage and these large Ziploc type bags that I bought at Dollar Tree, as you can see the zip locks and the bags are made of a sturdy plastic.

I purchased both the extra large which comes with two bags per box and the extra large which comes with one bag per box. The double x bag easily fits in my 22 large entries, it could also easily fit two 16 inch pillows, however for easy storage I chose to use the smaller bags and put one pillow in each bag. Plus, the handle at the top of the bag allows you to easily insert a hanger so you can hang your off-season item. in the back of a closet and

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it safely until you need it again, talking about hanging storage for storage, wrapping paper.

I used a combination of this suit storage bag, a flat velvet hanger, and some binder clips purchased at the Dollar Che then used the clips to attach the rolls to the top of the hanger once all the rolls were attached. , I simply slide the hanger and rolls into the garment bag and zip it up to easily

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gift tags, ribbons, and bows. Dollar Tree had this cool little clear tote that has a good sized compartment in the middle and a few pockets on the front, then I can close the zipper and slide the handle over the hanger to store it.

I want to mention that if you want. To use this for wrapping multiple occasions throughout the year, it would be best to invest in a better quality bag. The Dollar Tree bag would work for all seasons, but probably won't hold up to year-round use if you were planning this for a year. Round Option: You can use the tote bag to store scissors, tape and pens and put some thank you and greeting cards in the bag so you can have everything close at hand when needed, both for seasonal gift bags and for the entire year,

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plate holders.

They are great organizers that you can sort by size and then store in a box or on the shelf to easily see your options, but don't take that plate holder out of your closet just yet because they are also great organizers for hats, gloves, scarves, umbrellas, flip flops. and flat sandals, if you keep the bottom slot of the plate holder empty, you can also place it vertically without shelf space, no problem, you can easily mount the holder on the wall with hooks as shown and then simply add your items, one of my favorite

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s. Tree organizers are the cabinet shelf that you can use as is or add a little glue on top and increase the surface area by placing a Dollar Tree tray, Dollar Tree sign or Dollar Tree cookie tray to To make a larger shelf, you can tie two of the shelves together, either on the short or long sides, to do this, I place zip ties on the legs, one on the top and one on the bottom, and both on the front like on the back, once secured I simply go back and remove the tails from the bridles as a trim.

I'm going to use this 8 by 24 inch ceramic slab that I bought at Home Depot for $145, then I'm going to add some e6000 glue to the wires and I'm just going to place the slab right on top, add some weights and let it sit overnight and The result is this beautiful window shelf. Next, I will connect the two shelves along the long side to create a storage shelf under my sink and again zip tie the top and bottom legs, front and back for the shelf. I will use these love signs from the Dollar Tree. I'm going to go ahead and remove the tape and the little galvanized heart and then again add some glue and then apply the shelves and again we'll add some weight on the shelf while the glue dries so this is the area under the sink that I want to sort, so what I did was remove all the contents and then add it to my shelf.

You can see where that just doubled my surface space, so I added all my toilet paper underneath and then had plenty of space above for additional items, but now let's have a little fun with these shelves and think outside the box a little, what if We would turn them around and hang them on the wall. How about a towel rack like this or a small shelf like this to mount the shelves on the wall? I used these made for closet brackets, screws and anchors that I bought at Lowe's for 3 dollars and 98 cents once I determined where I wanted the shelf.

To hang on the wall I inserted a picture hanging nail to hold the shelf in place. I also added a level on top to make sure the shelf was straight, then placed the brackets and marked where I needed to drill the holes I made. this for both sides on the top of the racket, once the top holes were drilled I inserted the anchors by tapping them with a hammer, then loosely attached one side of the bracket to each of the outside holes, then attached the rack securing the bracket under the first rung once the top of the shelf was secured i attached the bottom brackets and again marked the holes and repeated the process to completely secure the shelf to the wall.

I repeated the process for the second shelf leaving enough room for a towel. in the middle, then I bent the legs of the shelves slightly up so they could hold the towels securely for the small shelving unit. I again used the Dollar Tree Love sign by removing the heart and ribbon for each shelf. I will glue two of the love signs. along with some e6000, this will only create a thicker shelf and a better looking final project. So I just used some binder clips to hold the two posters together while the glue dried. Once the glue is dry, I removed the binder clips and painted on the white shelves on both sides to attach the wire rack.

I measured and marked six inches on both sides. I then removed the little rubber feet from the rack legs and added some e6000 and some hot glue to the lakes which I then lined. The legs faced up with the marks I had made and held them in place until the hot glue was ready for the second shelf. I marked again from the edge six inches on each side, but this time I drew a straight line down and then added a little e6000 glue. to the line, then I turned the shelf over and added it to the bottom legs of the shelf.

I then applied some weight to the top and bottom shelves and let the glue dry. I hung the rack on the wall the same way I did the towel. shelf using the Closet Maid Holders since it is very small, this shelf works great in a bathroom to store bathroom essentials. Another great option for the bathroom is this three-tier mesh organizer that is great for storing toys and other bathroom essentials and can be hung from your shower curtain or towel rack. To make this organizer, I grabbed three mesh bags, a package of shower curtain rings, and then also some of these book rings, all from Dollar Tree.

I then took four of the shower curtain rings and threaded the zipper through one of the holes at the top of the first bag. I repeated that for three more shower curtain rings at the top of the bag, then went to the bottom. from that bag and attached the first bag to the second bag this time using the binder clips. and again, going through the holes in the mesh, they used a total of four binder clips to attach the two bags together and then repeated that to attach the second bag to the third packet, although it's great in the bathroom, this organizer can be used in There are many other ways, for example, hang it from a Dollar Tree over the door hook and you will have a great place to store toys and stuffed animals.

Attach the shower rings directly to a closed bar and you'll have a great place to store underwear, socks, and other essentials. but let's not leave the bathroom too quickly, here are some quick tips for organizing the bathroom cabinet and storing something at the door. I use these acrylic cordial cups and some velcro fasteners, just add one side of the velcro to the back of the cup and then the other to your cabinet door. I'm also using these lidded compartments. I'll just remove the lid and use the compartments. By adding the compartments, I was able to get more shelf space and organize some of the contents. off the shelf by tapping the acrylic cups on the back of the cabinet door, I was able to pull the toothbrushes off the counter and get some much-needed makeup storage space, but for the ultimate in makeup storage, check out to this round multi-tier shelf. rotating acrylic organizer made entirely from Dollar Tree products.

It's actually from a previous DIY and I'll link it here and in the description box, but its small footprint circular design and swivel base are our biggest space savers and allow you to use even small, tight corners. In this very small vanity it doesn't take up much space and gives you plenty of space for other items but of course one of the best ways to maximize surface space is to use the walls above. Here I created a place to store and display makeup palettes. When hanging these Dollar Tree napkin rings on the wall for hanging, I first placed a command hook at the top of the middle and then went back and simply secured and supported them further with two more at the bottom.

Another great option for organizing a small vanity space are these. a two-tier rack and matching cotton ball cart made from Dollar Tree napkin rings and 98-cent tiles from Home Depot. These are also from a previous DIY and I will provide a link to them as well as the mirror that was purchased on Amazon. This earring display and organizer takes up little space and measures only about two inches in diameter at the base but provides about 14 inches of storage space and here is another display organizer made with acrylic frames to make the display organizer. I placed some filling in a BAE from Dollar Tree in In this case it was some northern beans.

I fill them halfway and then insert the handle of a Dollar Tree spider screen into the base and then just fill around the handle with a little more beans making sure to cover the handle completely with the filling. Other options for filling would include small pebbles, sand or some other type of beans, then simply place the earring wires into the holes of the displays and this will also work with the backs of the earrings as well as making the acrylic supports . I use some of these acrylic paintings. frames from Dollar Tree as well as some head wraps from Dollar Tree.

I think I just removed the paper insert and the plastic layer that protects the acrylic, then I took a couple of headbands and slid them over the frame to create the supports you can add as many supports as you need or adjust the height as needed needed for these smaller frames like this 5x7 one. I used the smaller hair elastics to create the holders. Hair elastics also work on the six-by-four frame. A necklace and bracelet option would include using an 8 by 10 frame and then simply applying some hooks on top we have taken care of the makeup and jewelry.

How about your nails and hair? To make the nail organizer. I use two of these three-compartment organizers and one of the shower organizers from Dollar Tree. for this one I'm just going to remove the two bottom hooks because I would also like to be freestanding and hang on the wall and this way it can stand on its own without those hooks on the bottom and then I'm going to remove the second and third shelf with my wire cutters when cutting. I'm trying to get as close as possible to where the two pieces meet so I can get as clean a cut as possible as an added safety precaution.

To simply cover the little bumps with masking tape, I'll take some e6000 and apply it to the wire on the top and bottom shelf, then attach the three compartment acrylic organizers, one on the top shelf and one on the bottom shelf. shelf and then I'm going to place the entire unit on its slight tilt to dry so that both the bottom and sides have a chance to adhere and once dry it's ready to fill with all your nail polish and other manicure supplies and pedicure for hair tools organizer. I'm going to use another one of the shower caddies, as well as two of theselong acrylic containers that I'll also use and on top of the door hanger, and I'll put it in that second. hook to give you a little more control.

I'll also use one of these pocket organizers from the school section at the Dollar Tree. Again I'm going to remove the second and third shelves from the cart with my wire cutters and then glue them back together. with the e6000 glue along the wire part of the first and fourth shelves and then add the acrylic dowels to the top and bottom shelves. If the glue on the shelves was dry, I went ahead and added the pocket organizer to the bottom of the cart. I slid the two hooks on the bottom of the cart through the two holes on the top of the organizer and then pushed the hooks to the side to secure it a little better and then filled them with my favorite hair products and accessories for something clothing storage, how about this under bed and hanging containers for under bed storage?

I grabbed four of these collapsible storage containers from the Dollar Tree. These are the ones that are 4.7 inches tall so they are shorter and then I just unfolded them and put the bottom piece on and then took some binder clips and attached several of the containers together using the binder clips. I had originally planned to make six, but it turned out I could fit six under my bed. frame in the middle, but by simply placing clips around the edges, you can do it. I was able to make four and you can see how they now simply slide together as a unit to make the hanging container.

I took two of these blue baskets. pack of shower curtain rings and also a pack of these flexible rollers now they come in two different sizes you want to get the longer ones so I just used the rollers to hold the two baskets together all I did was take I took one end of the roller and I folded it around the bottom corner of the first basket and then made it all the way around, then I took the other end of the curler and attached it to the top of the second basket again, just rolling it up and pinning it.

I then took the curtain rings that I had already attached and attached them to the middle of the top basket and then simply placed the top ring on the clothes rail in my closet. a couple of remote organizers one next to the bed and another so far arm to make the organizer next to the bed. I took one of these dish drying mats and another one of these tote bags that I had used before with the wrapping paper, now in this case I'm going to remove the zipper and the handles and that whole top part of the tote bag, so I'm going to turn my tote bag back because it's the back that I want to glue to the mat, so I'm just going to add a strip of hot glue to the bottom edge of the tote bag and then just turn it over and secure it to the bottom of the tea towel.

Next I'm going to apply a little bit of hot glue along the side again on that black edge which is a little bit of hot glue and then again on the other side, let's secure it and then on the other side this time I think I got it into the plastic, I didn't mean to do it, that should just be on the black part of its border, but it will work anyway, it was fine without you knowing, I messed it up a little bit and then just flipped it over so I could put the top border in there and then again I secured it down and then just grabbed the material. part and that went between the mattress and the bed springs and then my little cart next to the bed was ready to fill with all the things you want to have on hand to make the sofa arm organizer and tray.

I did the same thing as before, except this time I added eight of the wooden rulers from Dollar Tree that I had removed all the little black strips from and then I just took some hot glue and put it on the center strip that would be the top of a ruler if it were normally used as a ruler. ruler and just put it on that top strip that's sticking out a little bit and then pin it back to the material and then I continued, there's that little hole that's there, but I thought I'd just make a nice little pattern instead of trying to fill it.

So I keep doing that alternating where the little hole is back and forth across the entire side of the material and this is what it looks like when it's ready to hold a drink and a treat and then all the remotes as well. and headphones and whatnot, this two-tier container can be used for many purposes, including, for example, corralling the endless supply of supplements that seem to be everywhere. How about some glue, scissors and tape and then paints and brushes? it will be another great application and then also coffee and tea and if you want to give it a little more sophisticated touch you can also decorate them like I did here in a previous DIY that I will link here and below to make the basic container.

I use two of these storage. baskets, some of these turkey pot holders that you can find in the kitchen section and then some zip ties first. I attach the bottom of the turkey holder to the bottom container, the largest container, and I do this by counting four slots in the bottom basket and then I apply a zip tie to each side of the turkey holder, then I take another zip tie and run it through the corner and also by the outside leg of the turkey holder on both sides of the basket. I keep all the zip ties loose on the bottom. some will stay loose until I put the top container on the turkey grabber, but I'm going to go ahead and tighten these two top ties on the side, but I'll leave the ones around the corner loose and but I'll skip the little part crosspiece so that that piece remains inside the container.

Now I'm going to go back to the other side and do the same thing with the slots. I'm going to add a sip a tie to each side at the top of the turkey grabber, then I'm going to turn the corner and apply a zip tie there and a zip tie there again keeping them loose except for the top ones, I'm going to tighten them and then I'm just going to go back and I'll remove all the tails from the zip ties and then again I'll just push those zip ties into the corners so the naughty part is on the inside and then I'll come back with the top container. and that one will have the two center slots, both will have a flange and then I'll go back and tighten those two and then I'll go to the other side, two center slots again, each one getting a flange which I'll tighten as soon as I put them both on and then I'll go in and remove all the tips once the top piece is secure, then I can go back and tighten the inside corners at the bottom. container I just need to have the top piece in place otherwise the bottom legs will pull down.

Lastly, I'm going to go back to the top container and just run another zip tie this time horizontally through the slots. and also along the top of the turkey grabber and this time I'm just going to cross the horizon through the slots and again I'm going to pull that zip tie towards the middle and then tighten and trim the zip ties and I bet you can Think of some More

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you could use something like this for, leave me a comment below and let me know what you think they could be used for as those storage containers come in a set of three.

I want to give you something else to do with the other two. So I set up a sponge caddy for under the sink. For this one, I again simply removed shelves two and three with my wire cutters, but this time, instead of gluing the curves in, I'll zip tie them from the back of the cart. I'm going to run a zip tie around the back cable of the cart and through the first two slots of the bin, then I'm going to repeat that on the other side and also for the bottom shelf, around the bottom cable through the first two slots and then tie zipper that and then repeat it on the other side and then it will be ready to hang on the movie while we're by the sink let's organize some of this mess with a quick lazy susan to make the lazy susan i I just used two Dollar Tree cake pans and a Dollar Tree pizza pan.

I added some e6000 to the cake pan, let it dry Sennett, let it dry and then gained some weight when it was dry. I added some marbles to the bottom mold and created a nice big one. Lazy Susan to use with all my cleaning supplies, I'm finally going to end up with two quick carts, one for spices and the other for paper products. The spice rack is basically the same as the hair caddy except it doesn't have the green attachment, so I'll use the same containers and the wire caddy with the two middle pieces cut out, then I'll glue the containers to the wire and when it's dry , I'm going to add the spices from these Dollar Tree spices that fit perfectly in the five wide container, so if you don't have some spices ready and you want to get them, they will fit perfectly and make a beautiful display to make the baggie and wrapper holder.

I'm going to use the Dollar Tree shower caddy again and this time. I'm just going to remove the third shelf and when you do you'll see that it's a perfect holder for all of your food storage items, so if you wanted to do another side by side if you had enough space, you might want to zip tie a couple of these carts together to create a wide section. You can even place it over the door in an over-the-door holder. If you want to go down vertically, you can zip tie one cart to the other by simply taking the top of one cart and zip tying it to the bottom shelf.

I used two zip ties for that and then it's ready to hang. Hey, thanks so much for watching and I'll see you next time at the fat tax where we'll be. We're putting in the extra, one ordinary one at a time.