LOOK what I do with these Dollar Tree HAIR ROLLERS!!!!! QUICK and EASY Dollar Tree Diy

- kelly barlow creations crafting on a budget today's video i am making a diy ring holder this diy is totally inspired by pinterest. I was making one for myself because I needed one and I thought I would bring you to this DIY with For me this is a very

quick

and

easy

DIY and you can get almost everything you need at Dollar Tree and this is a really fun way to display your rings on your bathroom counter or on your vanity, so let's do it. let me show you everything you need for this DIY and if you're new to my channel, thanks for stopping by, stay a while by clicking the red button for more crafts on a budget, more videos of everything on a budget to come and if you click on it.

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hair

rollers

from Dollar Tree, a five-by-seven black frame. I also bought this at the Dollar Tree I will also use some of this black and white fabric that I had left over from my command center that I made this year.

I'll leave the link to that video in the description box below if you're interested. Seeing that and a piece of black felt that you can get pretty much anywhere. Joanne's Michaels Hobby Lobby I found that Walmart doesn't have the cheapest one for seventeen cents each for this ring holder. I'm going to use the twelve

rollers

and I'm going to start by taking the five by seven frame and I'm going to remove the back of this frame and I'm going to discard the glass and the paper and I'm going to set the backing aside for now, then I'm going to take my rollers and in On each end of the roller there is a plastic cap that is easily removed by just pulling it and unclipping it, then you can easily grab and pull the cord out from the other end, leaving us with just the foam roller.

I'm going to do this for all 12 rollers once I've removed all the cords from my foam rollers, I'm going to place my roller on the back of my frame and with a pencil I'm just going to place a mark of how long I want this foam. roller because it will fit inside your frame then just cut it out with my scissors once you have made the first cut use it to very easily cut the remaining 11 foam rollers and you can see that all 12 foam rollers fit perfectly into this 5 by 7 frame. Now taking the foam roller, I'm going to place it on the fabric that I chose to cover these rollers and I'm just going to roll the fabric around the roller, which will tell me how much fabric I need to cover this roller.

I'm going to cut it rough. There's really no need to measure it with a tape measure because no one will see it once I've cut my first piece. I can use it. To cut 11 additional pieces to cover the rest of my rollers now to cover my rollers with the fabric I just cut. I'll use hot glue for this. If you want to use a spray adhesive, you can use that hot glue gun. just faster for me, so I'm going to put a little bit of hot glue on the edge, the long edge of the fabric, I'm going to put my roller on the hot glue and then I'm going to add more hot glue to the other edge of the fabric so when I roll it my roller will be completely covered with fabric, it really is that

easy

, I'll take a little bit of hot glue and add it to each end so I can tuck the fabric in covering the ends, it's pretty simple,

quick

and easy to do, and there you have a roller perfectly covered foam.

I will do this with the remaining 11 foam rollers as well. Once I have all my rollers covered with my hot glue gun, I'm going to place some hot glue on the inside edge of the frame where the glass goes and then just place my covered rollers along the entire length of this 5x7 frame taking my black belt. I'm going to attach it to the back of this 5 by 7 frame to cover the back of the rollers and give This is a more finished

look

and I'm just going to cut it out then hot glue it to the back and finish this DIY.

I'll take the cardboard holder, frame insert and hot glue it to the back of the black belt, giving us a holder for our ring holders. I love this idea. Thank you Pinterest for this quick and easy DIY, it's so cute and this Ben decorated it so easily to fit your decor and like I said I'll put it on my dresser or my bathroom counter and this can also be used very easily for hold earrings and don't forget that if I've inspired you to do one of my projects, take a quick photo and send it to me on Facebook or Instagram. because I love seeing all your creations and I may feature them in an upcoming video and I actually have one of those videos and I'll be posting this

look

at all the creations that my subscribers made that were inspired by my videos, well everyone.

That's all I have for you today for this interest inspired ring holder. I love the result and think it's a really fun way to display your rings, even just to put it on the bathroom counter if you're someone who takes off their rings. Before washing your face or taking a shower, this is the perfect place to put your rings so you don't lose them. Please like this video and let's take this video to 1,500 lights until next time, I hope you have a fantastic day performing on a budget and bye for now everyone