LOOK what I do with these Dollar Tree STONES | $5 QUICK & EASY DIY

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quick

and

easy

DIY from Dollar Tree and tell you everything you need for this DIY.

You can get it at Dollar Tree and this is such a fun DIY that requires no painting. and that equals a

quick

and

easy

DIY and the result of this is so adorable that you will love it. I would say this DIY has a bit of a farmhouse feel to it, but it could also go along with that beach feel. kala farm said Beach Jeff said River you'll have to wait and see why we all had differences of opinion let me know how you think this went I like the result I hope you do too so let's not waste any more It's time so let's get into it and let me show you how quick and easy this

dollar

tree

DIY is from Dollar Tree.

I picked up three of these flat black 8 by 10 frames, a bag of rocks, one of these wall stickers, and me. I'll also use a 12 by 12 sheet of scrapbooking paper that I bought from Michaels. There is an open stock of scrapbooking paper that is always 50% off and I paid about 25 cents for this sheet. I'm going to start by taking the 3 8. by 10 frames, I chose these frames because they have flat surfaces on the top of this first frame. I'm going to remove the backing and the insert from this frame leaving the glass and in this frame I'm going to remove all the tips that are there.

I used to hold the glass and cardboard in the frame and I'm just doing this using needle nose pliers. Once I have all the prongs removed, I will take and place just one dot and hot glue on each of the corners of this frame to hold the glass for this second frame. I'm going to remove the cardboard insert, glass and tips. I'm going to set the cardboard insert aside because I'll be using it a little later for this last frame. I'm going to open the frame. I'm going to set the cardboard insert aside with the other.

I'm going to leave the tips on this frame and I'm going to discard the glass because we don't need the glass to glue. these frames together I will use aleene tacky glue. I don't really like using hot glue to glue frames together because it tends to be too thick and leaves a bit of a gap between the frames. I really want these frames to be level, so that's why I'm using the aleene glue. I'm going to place just a strip of glue along the back of my first frame. I glued the glass to the frame that I will place on top of it.

It's the frame that I removed the prongs and it doesn't have glass, again I'm going to put some glue on the outside edge of the back of this frame and place my last frame that still has the prongs on top. I'm going to use a paper towel to clean up all that ex-grip that might have gotten between each of the frames. Now taking my wooden scrapbooking paper that Michaels gave me, I'm going to turn it over and the back. side of this, I'll take my cardboard frame insert and trace it, then just cut out where I traced using a little hot glue.

I'm going to put some hot glue on this cardboard insert and I'm going to glue my scrapbook paper to the front of this insert, so this is

what

you need to leave before you complete this project and put it all together. I'm going to take my Windex and clean the inside of the glass really good. because I probably have a lot of fingerprints on it and I wanted to clean it good because once it's put together I won't be able to clean the inside of this glass once I have the inside and outside of my good glass and no fingerprints.

I'm going to place my Dollar Tree wall decals on the front of this frame over the glass. Dollar Tree has an amazing selection of wall decals, there really is a decal for everyone, so I grab my bag of rocks. I'm going to turn my frame over and on the inside of the frame I'm going to gently place these

stones

inside. I'm going to replace my cardboard insert with my whip scrapbook paper face down and before pushing down those tips. I'm going to add a second layer of cardboard insert to the back of this just to make it a little sturdier and bigger.

This is one of those two centerpieces that I like to add to a shelf or entertainment center because I think it just gives it a little bit of depth, maybe a little more dimension and just adds something to the shelf or entertainment center that it's on. It is found and it is a fun piece, it is an inexpensive piece, the best part is that it was quick and easy, I hope you all enjoyed today's

dollar

tree

DIY. Please like this video and let's get this video to 3000 wipes because those likes really help my channel grow and help YouTube notice me a little more until next time, I hope everyone.

Have a fantastic day, happy budgeting