Stick 300 bamboo skewers into a dollar store foam ball, and the end result is mind-blowing

Morgan Reed

Freeze water in 3 dollar store round cake pans and hammer nails through, and the end result is magical

Georgia Lynn

Squeeze hot glue into 6 dollar store ice cube trays, and the end result is mind-blowing

Holly Owens

Squeeze hot glue into 40 dollar store plastic spoons, and the end result is mind-blowing

Holly Owens

Arts & Crafts

Crumple 20 brown paper lunch bags into balls, and the end result is magical

Morgan Reed

Arts & Crafts

Fold 16 old Christmas cards in half, and the end result is charming

Georgia Lynn

Arts & Crafts

Stick 400 dollar store cotton swabs into a foam cone, and the end result is magical

Georgia Lynn

Lady slides cardboard gift box lids wrapped in linen between folded stacks on shelf. This is so handy for the bedroom

Holly Owens

Lady places a marble cheese board over two small glass candle holders. Everyone who visits asks about this in the bathroom

McKayla Davis

Lady fills a small ceramic planter with dried black beans and wooden skewers. This DIY is so clever for the kitchen

Georgia Lynn

Gardening

Got lilacs? 9 critical things you must do this October to overwinter them and guarantee massive blooms next spring

McKayla Davis

Lady glues wooden clothespins inside a shallow boot tray. This DIY is genius for a small hallway

Georgia Lynn

Lady slides a brass snuffer into a small ceramic vase. Everyone who visits asks about this in the living room

Holly Owens

Lady stacks folded knits into clear plastic shoe boxes. This simple trick is so neat for the bedroom

McKayla Davis

Lady fills a wicker bread basket over a heated rice sock. This is so handy for the bathroom

Holly Owens

Lady places small glass baby food jars into a shallow wooden silverware tray. This DIY is so clever for the kitchen

McKayla Davis

Gardening

Stack aluminum pie tins and bake them with 2 other dollar store finds and master gardeners say this old trick still works miracles

Georgia Lynn

Gardening

Found this dark powdery crust on a shrub in my mulch bed. It looks exactly like thick chimney soot covering the leaves. Is this something to worry about?

Jessica Jacobs