6 EASY DOLLAR TREE DIY Bathroom Decor IDEAS & HACKS! Favorite QUICK & EASY Crafts on A BUDGET! Bath

Hello crafty family and welcome to another she's so crafty tutorial for today's DIY projects. I'll share some of my

favorite

bath

room

decor

DIYs that you can recreate with these Dollar Tree and inexpensive supplies. Now, as always, the full list of supplies is available. in the description box below, as well as all the useful links now for all my amazing subscribers and visitors, I wanted to say hello, hello, and if you haven't subscribed yet, you should definitely do so so you can be the first to see hundreds of new . and original craft

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We'll need two packages of these five-gallon stirring sticks from Lowe's for 98 cents and a plunger from Dollar Tree. Now the first thing we want to do is I need to cut those sticks to the size just below the handle, so here my sticks are all cut and we can go ahead and take them out of the package. Now you'll notice that one side has measurements and the other side is blank and let's go. To make sure that when we place the sticks, they all have the same side facing up. Now we just make sure everything is even and now we take our wood glue and we're going to apply it to the side. of each paint stick and apply it in place now once it's dry enough we can go ahead and turn it over.

Now I'm going to use these large craft sticks to secure the printed side of the wooden sticks in three places and once they're dry, we're going to set them aside and now we can take our board and apply the color now that it's dry, so I'm going to use this brown acrylic paint to stain my wood and I have some water. so I'm going to add a little bit of that acrylic paint and mix them together and then I'm going to apply my stain mixture with a rag now to add some depth and dimension. I'm going to use this dry, darker brown brush.

I'll apply it to the stain while it's still wet and then I'll take my rag and start mixing it. Oh, so we'll take our plunger and remove the handle. Now I'm going to go ahead and repeat the staining. and the dry brushing process on the handle we also want to let both of them dry completely now, once they're dry we can go ahead and apply a generous coat of that Mod Podge to each piece. Now here are our pieces all dry. Look at Sheen now. I can add these brackets that I got from the Dollar Tree.

Now we're going to add the brackets to the back of the shell, so run up, first remove all the labels and then we'll go ahead and try the alignment now to create the towel bar holder that we're going to fold into the end of that bracket just like I've shown it here it's pretty

easy

to do without any additional tools and we want both brackets to be bent now that they're both bent into shape we can apply them to our shelf so I'm going to put them in place and I want to try it out to making sure the bar fits and everything looks good, so to apply the brackets we're going to do. using E6000 and hot glue, so we're going to apply a generous amount of that E6000 to the top of the supports and then we're going to follow up with a few dots of that hot glue for an instant fix and then we're going to apply that support to the side of your craft stick as a guide and once both brackets are in place we'll set it aside to dry so now we're going to work on that towel bar.

Trim each side with the nautical rope, so what we're going to do is cut two pieces and hot glue them together and once they're hot glued together, we're going to trim the ends and we're going to proceed to measure the distance and make sure we get a exact cut, then we'll apply a generous amount of that hot glue around the end and press it into place now that we're at it. I'm going to repeat this for the other side and this project is finished and here is that beautiful shelf completed, oh my goodness, all we do is hang it with the screws provided and you are ready to

decor

ate this piece.

The towel rack fits perfectly and is secured with Those ends of the rope can be removed when you want to take them out and now just add your decorations and you are ready to display your creation, oh my goodness I love how it turned out. I will need two hand towels from the Dollar Tree in this In this case, I am using the mop towels as they are a little thicker than regular hand towels. We want to start by removing all labels and unfolding the towels completely. Now I'm going to take the same ribbon that we used for the basket. and I'm going to use this as a decoration for our towels.

Now I'm going to cut two strips that are a few inches wider than the outside towel and then I'm going to take one of the towels and I'm going to line up that ribbon along the bottom now my ribbon has a wire on it so we want to make sure to remove it before adhering it, so now that our tape is ready, we'll go ahead and trim it to about a half inch overlap on each side now normally I would sew this rivet in place, but to make this DIY easier I'm going to use this permanent adhesive for fabric.

This option is better than hot glue as it is clear, flexible and washable so I am going to start by folding under each end and securing it in place with the hot well i.e. with the fabric tag and then I will apply a drop generous amount of that fabric around that tape and then I'm going to apply it on place it about an inch and a half from the bottom edge, then we repeat this for the second towel and we let them dry completely and that's it, and here those towels are complete and in a screen, this super simple DIY only took a few minutes and they look like towels you'd buy for way more than a

dollar

each.

I love buffalo checks and these are a perfect addition to my farmhouse decor. For this project we will need a small basket and they have them in a rectangle and an oval shape from the Dollar Tree and also two bottles with a resealable lid, but I also need a ribbon of your choice and I bought this ribbon from Amazon a while ago so we want take one of your baskets and remove all the labels and then we're going to take that tape and we want to cut a piece that fits around the basket. Now we're going to start gluing the tape into place starting at the center front and then we're going to apply hot glue. to each of the sides and finally we're going to apply hot glue to the back to secure it.

Due to the shape of my basket, there are some small gaps on the back, so to solve this I'm just going to tie a couple of juice dream bows on the side of the back. In the center of the back of the basket. The exterior exterior is nice and smooth, so now we're going to go ahead and take our bottles and now we want to clean the exterior thoroughly with alcohol. I will print the labels provided in the description box below. Now I'm going to print them on cardstock and I already provided one that says

bath

salts and mouthwash but I also have two more blank ones for you to personalize now we just want to continue carefully cutting out both labels now we will apply them to our bottles with Mod Podge now I needed I had my labels curved a little bit to fit the bottles so I'm going to take my scissors and run the blade along the back to help it curve and then I'm going to apply a generous layer of mod podge to the back of the label and I'll apply it to the bottle and then repeat this for the second bottle, so once it's dry I'll go ahead and apply my painter's tape around the bottle in a square shape that fits around each bottles label.

Now, once in place, we'll apply a generous coat of that Mod Podge. the label now while it's drying, I'm going to go ahead and grab one of these chalkboard labels from the Dollar Tree. I'm just going to take it and write the word fresh on the front with a chalk pen and I'm going to Hot Glue it to the front of the basket so now that our bottles are dry we can start carefully removing the painter's tape. If any Mod Podge leaked under that tape, we'll just clean it up with a little alcohol. a soaked Q-tip and here they are all ready, now we simply fill your bottles with whatever you want and add some greenery to the basket and you are ready.

I love how they turned out and better yet, they are so

easy

to personalize and this is an easy way to add some convenient items for your guests. We'll need one of these paper towel holders from Dollar Tree. We'll also need one of these bead decorations from Dollar General for 50 off or beads of your choice and we'll need one of these Circle wood plaques from Walmart for 97 cents, so the first thing we're going to do is grab our paper towel holder and We will apply two or three coats of this black satin spray. then we're going to cut out those Dollar General decor beads and we're going to spray them with black paint as well, so while they're drying we're going to go ahead and stain and distress that circle plate the same way we did. for our shelf and then we're going to apply that final coat of mod podge as well to protect the finish, so now everything is finally dry and we're going to take our board and we're going to go ahead and turn it over.

That's it and what we're going to do is take those painted beads and space them evenly on the back of the plate and then we're going to proceed to hot glue them into place. Now these are going to be the feet for our toilet paper holder, so now that they're ready, what I'm going to do is take a piece of felt and I'm going to cut a little strip of this. cut small squares and then what I'm going to do is take these squares and apply one to the bottom of each of the beads with hot glue and this will protect our surface, then we're going to take our support. and I'm going to apply a little bit of E6000 to the bottom, then follow up with several dots of hot glue for an instant fix and then we'll just apply this to the board with gentle pressure and then leave it. sit to dry and we're done with this project and here is the completed project.

I love how this piece matches perfectly with the wood and metal look shelf. Now this can hold up to three rolls of paper so you always have an extra roll on hand and I really love how these little feet look and how it all comes together. Now for this project we are going to use these little glass jars and they have clear acrylic lids and they are available at Dollar Tree, so what we want to do with these is measure the front of the jars and we want to make sure we get the width measurement and the height to make sure our labels fit and for this jar it is about three inches wide and three inches.

Up front, this is going to be important when we go into design space to make our labels, so I'm going to open a new project in design space and I'm going to go to my images and look for cotton labels. Open all kinds of cotton labels and I will choose one I like. Now under that label there is an i button that will give you the option to expand and see all the labels of the same type, so I'm just going to go through and choose a few that I wanted for my project, so now I'm going to add them to the project and they will all appear in the screen and you can click to separate them, so now all you have to do.

For these you can simply go ahead and resize them to the size you want based on the measurements of the jars you want to add them to overseas. You're ready and you're happy with it, you're just going to go ahead and I'm going to click to see what it looks like on the mat and you can rearrange and space them as needed to cut them and if everything looks good, continue adding your vinyl to your mat and then cut it now for this. project we're going to use the qriket gloss black permanent vinyl now what I'm going to go ahead and do is cut a piece of the size that I need from my project and then adhere it to my lightweight mat and then I'm going to load it into my Cricut machine now, once loaded, I'm going to click the button to crop my labels.

Now, once I download the mat, you'll be able to see the beautiful cutout of all the labels and I'll just continue. Go ahead and delete everything just like we did in our first project. Now here are the labels and they're all removed and now I'm going to put some transfer tape right on top of it so once the transfer tape is on top go ahead and cut your Separate the labels and now we can apply them to each one of the jars and we want to make sure that the surface of the jars is already nice and clean, so I'm going to go ahead and grab the Cricut scraper tool. scrape on both sides and then I'll take the label, center it on the front of the jar and I want to press it into place and then I'll take the scraper tool again and we want to scrape on the front of the label and then carefully remove the transfer tape from the label and this is how the jar turned out oh my gosh they turned out so amazing so now we're going to take the two remaining labels and put them on. in the other jars and finally my three jars are complete and I think they turned out perfect and now that our jarsThey are finished we can fill them with all of our supplies now these labels turned out so great and were so easy to resize to sign space and this glossy black qriket vinyl was also perfect for this project and they will look amazing on my

bathroom

shelf.

Now, making these labels excites me as I customize the containers in all the spaces in my house that I will use. this tub with pavement gray acrylic paint, this was from the toy section of Dollar Tree and we want to first remove the stickers and we want to clean the tub with alcohol, so we're going to add some polish randomly around that tub with that acrylic paint. Now we're going to do this around the bottom and inside of the tub like Well, I didn't show this, but I did Mod Podge over the entire tub to seal in those paint details and that's it to complete this project.

Don't you think it's an old tube and when it's dry just add your accessories and your old bathtub will be ready to display this piece is so super cute and no one would guess it's a toy now these projects were so much fun to do you guys have to let me Let me know in the comments which one is your

favorite

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