Most people toss used tea bags... big mistake. She glued them onto a glass jar and now everyone wants one.

Holly Owens

Most people toss wine corks... big mistake. She glued a dozen into a ring and now everyone wants one.

Morgan Reed

Stick 150 dollar store makeup pads into a foam wreath form, and the end result is adorable

Morgan Reed

Drip hot glue around a dollar store wine glass rim, and the end result is magical

McKayla Davis

Arts & Crafts

Soak a roll of toilet paper in a bowl of glue water, and the end result is adorable

Georgia Lynn

Arts & Crafts

Tear masking tape over an empty glass jar. This might be the prettiest thing you make this fall

Holly Owens

Arts & Crafts

Snip 200 dollar store cotton swabs in half, and the end result is precious

Holly Owens

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

Holly Owens

Fill a dollar store silicone pumpkin mold with hot glue, and the end result is magical

Holly Owens

Lady fills a large glass beverage jar with pour spout with liquid soap. This DIY is genius for a small laundry room

McKayla Davis

Lady attaches small canvas zipper pouches onto the back of a framed corkboard. This is so handy for the entryway

Holly Owens

Lady places a wooden cutting board over two small terra cotta pots turned upside down. This simple trick is so neat for the bathroom

McKayla Davis

Lady slides folded knits into clear plastic shoe boxes stacked on closet shelf. Everyone who visits asks about this in the bedroom

McKayla Davis

Lady glues small amber glass jars onto a wooden lazy susan base. This DIY is so clever for the kitchen

Morgan Reed

Gardening

Cut the bottoms off plastic nursery pots and stack them inside a trash can and gardeners everywhere are losing their minds over what happens next

Morgan Reed

Gardening

Got irises? 9 critical things you must do this October to cut them back and guarantee massive blooms next spring

Georgia Lynn

Lady pokes fairy lights through an old metal bundt pan. Everyone is copying this idea for the front door.

Morgan Reed

Fill a dollar store cake pop mold with hot glue, and the end result is magical

Georgia Lynn