You Won’t Believe How I Used These DOLLAR TREE Wood Beads || HIGH END $TREE DIYs

Hello dazzlers, welcome back to my channel as always. I hope you are safe and doing well last weekend. I found these really cool

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beads

at my local Dollar Tree and this is what I made with them. I

used

a strong adhesive and hot glue to adhere. some of the square

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beads

around a small mirror from Dollar Tree. I had to add a little more space between my last few beads, but I tried to keep them as spaced as possible. I then

used

a small brush and a warm hair dryer to remove them. The glue strips I made I painted this piece with white paint I already had at home instead of hand painting the rest of my wooden beads.

I decided to put them in an old Amazon box. I gave them two coats of Rust-Oleum white spray paint now that my paint is dry. I'm using a dull Exacta knife to remove excess paint. You can also cover the mirror and spray paint this piece, but I prefer the latex paint coverage. I decided not to flip the wood blocks over. Instead, I painted the opposite side. I intentionally placed the unpainted sections towards the back of the design so this won't be seen in the next part of the project. I used pony beads from Dollar Tree and bamboo skewers.

Foreigner, thank you foreigner. Here I am using my latex paint as a touch up paint to cover the areas that the spray paint didn't reach to complete the project. I'm using the Pearl self-adhesive wrap from Dollar Tree, thanks foreigner, this is what the back of my mirror looked like, of course I would have painted the back. If this were a gift, but since it is for my house, I have decided to leave it as is. This piece is super lightweight so I use it to hang on a standard pin for project number two. I am using the round wooden beads.

I learned from Project Number One that it made more sense to spray paint the beads while they were still on the strings for this project. I'm using wall shelves from Dollar Tree that I also painted foreign white. Here I am using one of the bamboo skewers to make sure the hole in the wooden bead is directly aligned with the hole in the wall shelf. I hope you enjoyed this week's video. If so, be sure to like, comment, share and subscribe. Thank you all so much for watching and until next time. dazzling foreign goodbyes