Arts & Crafts

Dip a dollar store vase into a pan of shaving cream, and the end result is stunning

McKayla Davis

Arts & Crafts

Scribble foam insulation along the edge of a flower bed, and the end result is mind-blowing

Georgia Lynn

Arts & Crafts

Press kitchen foil over dried hot glue scribbles, and the end result is mind-blowing

Holly Owens

Arts & Crafts

Wrap a garden tomato cage in dollar store garland with 1 garage item, and the end result is stunning

Georgia Lynn

Lady places terracotta pots into rain gutters. This front porch idea is neat.

McKayla Davis

Lady stacks cork coasters into a copper napkin holder turned sideways. This simple trick is so neat for the living room

Morgan Reed

Lady slides small ceramic ramekins into a bamboo silverware tray. This is so handy for the bathroom

McKayla Davis

Lady clips fabric scarves onto shower curtain rings on a velvet hanger. Everyone who visits asks about this in the bedroom

Morgan Reed

Lady places glass canisters into a vintage wooden desk organizer. This DIY is so clever for the kitchen

Morgan Reed

I thought these old jam jars were junk until I saw what she turned them into for the patio

Georgia Lynn

She grabbed 2 old leather belts from the thrift store and started cutting them into strips... neighbors ask where she bought them

McKayla Davis

I thought these old denim jeans were junk until I saw what she turned them into

Holly Owens

Lady stacks dollar store wooden pumpkin signs onto thrift store brass candlesticks. So cute for the front door

Georgia Lynn

I thought these old glass ashtrays were junk until I saw what she turned them into

Holly Owens

Arts & Crafts

Staple 60 dollar store plastic cups into a ball with 1 office supply, and the end result is mind-blowing

Holly Owens

Arts & Crafts

Melt a red crayon over a dollar store white candle, and the end result is bone-chilling

Morgan Reed

Arts & Crafts

Scribble hot glue all over a dollar store baking sheet, and the end result is mind-blowing

Georgia Lynn

Arts & Crafts

Snap the handles off 80 dollar store plastic spoons with 1 craft item, and the end result is jaw-dropping

Holly Owens