DOLLAR TREE DIY: FAMILY SCRABBLE WALL ART! RUSTIC DOLLAR STOREGALLERY WALL| SENSATIONALFINDS

Hey guys, on my last Dollar Tree haul, I shared these wooden boards that I was so excited to find today. I'm going to share how I'm using them. I hope to give you some inspiration on how you can use yours on Pinterest and Etsy I saw these

wall

art with Scrabble pieces so I thought they would be perfect to make our own version of Dollar Tree, so here's what you're going to need, so these are the checkered wood tile boards that are making their way into different

dollar

s. There are nine pieces in each

tree

, so depending on how many names or how long the name is, you may need to collect more or less.

I got three and that left me with some leftovers, I decided to go a c- more and just buy really big stickers. This entire package was $10, but I used a 50% off coupon. This is a little more expensive, but you can definitely print letters. If you have a printer, you can do it freehand. I definitely wouldn't recommend it. because you want everything to look the same, but if you feel like your handwriting is good enough, definitely do it freehand with a little paint. You have a couple of different options. I think the sticker route was the best, but it's not always the cheapest, so get started.

I decided to unpack all the tiles as I mentioned before, there are nine tiles in one package so I'm going to open them all, some of them vary in shade, like some are darker than others and I think that was the only downside for me is that I wish they were all the same color, but we worked it out to about three inches, three inches by three inches, and they're not very thick, so they're perfect for hanging on the

wall

s. It's not heavy, so you don't have to use it as some kind of heavy thing to ride it.

I was very happy with how light and flimsy it was, honest and easy to put on the wall before I started putting up my stickers. Map out what all the words would look like on the wall, so I decided to do it first on a piece of paper and since my name doesn't intertwine with any of that, my relative's name, I needed to use a base word and I could have used our last name , but I would have made it even longer so I decided to use

family

, it fits very well and depending on how much space you have you have to be careful because it can stretch a lot so try to plan it for yourself first, it will save you a lot of grief in the end head.

I can promise you, so now we'll move on to the lyrics. That's why the stickers were the most important thing for me, because I was able to center everything. I used a ruler just to make sure everything was on the same mark. I feel like when you do a project like this you want everything to look really cohesive and streamlined, if something is wrong it can make the whole project look bad. I saw this guy with this high tech carving machine that he did on wood from him, it looked so good and everything looked so good, if you don't have it you want to make something that's as easy as possible, that's why you don't really .

I don't recommend doing it freehand or even tracing it, try to do something to make everything look the same and using this, the stickers and ruler really worked very well and this was probably the most time consuming part, it was really very tedious. To make all the letters, once all the letters were finished I simply added little numbers to the bottle and just used regular black paint. I tried using a marker and it actually bled, so using paint was much easier, it doesn't look as good. If they have some small number decals I would definitely recommend using them, but I wasn't going to go out and spend even more money on more decals so we just painted them and once that was done it was time to hang them.

To hang mine I am using foam mounting tape which is from Dollar Tree and they worked great. It took some of my paint off when I tried to remove some of them, so definitely use at your own risk. I just put four of these little pads on the back and then put them on the wall and they all stuck really, really well and held them up perfectly to get a really straight line and make sure all my words are straight. I decided to use blue painter's tape, this is also from the Dollar Tree. I decided to make them a little spaced out and when a word appeared I used the same blue painter's tape in an upward motion and almost created a grid and it was easy to place the letters once I had the first base word so definitely try to see if you want them closer together, if you want them to touch, it's really a personal preference on how you want it and how much space you have, so I can't. expresses how happy I am with the finished products for less than ten

dollar

s.

I feel like it looks very, very good. You can definitely do this your own way, your own colors with your own words and that's my main goal in showing DIY projects so they can give. You get an idea of ​​what you can do from Dollar Tree and then you can go out and do it your way, totally different. This may not be the way someone else will do it, but it's just an idea of ​​how you could do it. super cheap, really affordable and it looks super cute so I hope you enjoy this video. I hope you try it yourselves if you do as always, tag me on Instagram or Facebook.

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