8 Dollar Tree Wallpaper Crafts & DIY Decor Ideas

Sharing 8 NEW craft ideas to make with peel-and-stick wallpaper that I bought at Dollar Tree. These sheets of wallpaper come in a variety of colors and patterns - making the creative possibilities just about endless. #dollartreecrafts #dollarstorediy

Link to the paint stick crafts video mentioned:

[NinaHansen]

Using the back of a picture frame with its stand is really clever!

[rosemarycarrasquillo]

I remember in the days, when i was growing up, my parents use brown paper bags to cover the notebooks so no one can claim your own notebooks. Even with the books were reading for the term, it will protect spills or other people misconducts. Those were the days..

[suegibney]

I wouldn't glue in the flowers. That way you can replace the flowers for the different seasons. Great idea.

[Toni-zn]

All were very high end. Couldn't decide which I liked best. The tray handles gave the tray character.

[retiredteacher]

I loved making those brown book covers because I could draw designs on them! They were so sturdy!

[sarahkeller-vphq]

After covering about 1, 000+ books at the library, here's a tip I learned that will make things easier: just cut a diagonal across the corner (so you cut a triangle off.) You end up with a mitered corner every time, with just one cut. Then just cut a truncated V shape at the spine (instead of three separate cuts.) Again, less work, but still excellent results.

[GB-psik]

I usually think these “Look what I made with things I bought at the dollar store!” are really tacky crafts, but these are all really cute, useful things I would be willing to display in my house. Great ideas.

[therealaudreyparker]

You know you're good when your crafts are daughter approved!

[dianeroberts]

Absolutely love all of these! With the book one, I thought of covering an inexpensive notebook this way for a fancy journal!

[reginawilliams]

Subscribed!!! Thank you for getting to the point instead of talking about the obvious and being concise!!!

[allisonw]

I liked the ending. You showed each craft. I enjoyed looking at all of them to refresh my memory.

[lynette.]

Watching you cover books took me back to my school days.

[dianalama]

Love the hack of taking the back of a picture frame to stack your recipe holder👍

[sandrahenson]

Reminds me of how my dad covered our books with oil cloth. We turned in our books looking exactly like we got them.

[NinaHansen]

I remember covering my books with paper bags. The local military recruiting offices started give out free book covers which we could use to cover our books.

[cagirl]

We had book cover get togethers. Books, grocery bags and snacks. Today’s kids are missing out on some great memories.

[O_DoodleMom]

I would be lying if I said that most of these crafts don’t look “upscale” enough for what I need. But yours are ADORABLE!!! I can’t wait to try them all!!! My final child just moved out for college so the ENS was hitting pretty hard. Now I have something to do to keep my hands (and mind) occupied!! Thanks for sharing! ❤

[joannekucks]

I occasionally go to my local dollar tree and have noticed an increase in craft supplies. I’ll check for these wallpaper squares. Great channel. 🥰

[stefanie]

I so appreciate crafts that are simple. Not necessarily quick but simple enough to be enjoyable and appropriate for a very, very new crafter! Thank you!😊🎨🪡🧶

[juliekoester]

I really enjoyed your video. It’s the first one that I’ve seen. I don’t have the vision that you have so I appreciate someone who can look at a bunch of different things and put them together and make something beautiful. I envy you just a little bit. I’m grateful that you share your vision and show us how you make things that will make our lives easier and surround our lives with beautiful, unique, and useful things.
Thank you again!