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There’s something so satisfying about giving new life to a craft you’ve already loved once before. This little heart-shaped decoration from Dollar Tree has already had its moment in the spotlight—first as part of a Valentine’s Day wreath, dressed in soft pinks and sweet charm. But as the seasons shift and winter settles in, it felt like the perfect time to transform this piece into something fresh, cozy, and winter‑inspired. If you enjoy upcycling as much as I do, this project is a wonderful reminder that our décor doesn’t have to be single‑season. With a few simple supplies and a little creativity, you can turn a Valentine’s heart into a winter treasure. Quick video tutorial Materials You’ll Need Acrylic paint (your winter color of choice) Paintbrush Mod Podge Decorative tissue paper (winter patterns work beautifully) Winter foliage (faux greenery, berries, pine sprigs, etc.) Scissors Optional: heating tool Optional: embellishments like faux pearls, beads, or ribbon Step 1: Pr...

If you have scrap wood lying around and aren’t sure what to do with it, consider turning it into charming, budget-friendly Christmas decorations. With just a few simple supplies and a little holiday cheer, you can create adorable, personalized decorations that add a special touch to your celebrations. Gather your scrap wood, put on some festive music, and enjoy making handmade ornaments this season! Quick Video Tutorial Materials Needed: Scrap wood pieces  of any size or shape (I used three square pieces) Acrylic paint (a base color plus accent colors) Paintbrushes  (large for base coats and small for outlining) Mod Podge  (for sealing decoupage) Decorative pictures, holiday gift tags, napkin motifs, or printed images Scissors  (for cutting images) Faux snow or Epsom salt ( optional, for a snowy texture) Mini holiday bows (available at Dollar Tree) Hot glue gun and glue sticks Twine  (for hanging)  Heat tool  (optional, to speed up drying ...

Hello everyone! Today, I’m excited to share a simple spring décor idea. I recently bought a wooden bunny plaque and wanted something easy yet perfect for a springtime display. So, I decided to do a quick paint-and-decorate tutorial using just a few materials I already had. This project is beginner-friendly and super easy to create, and you might already have these items at home. The bunny plaque was originally $3, but I got it for just $1—what a great deal! Quick Video tutorial Materials Needed: - One bunny plaque - Faux flowers - Acrylic paint - Paintbrush or sponge brush - Embellishments (such as gems, buttons, or stickers) - Hot glue - Floral cutters **Instructions:** Begin applying the acrylic paint using either a paintbrush or a sponge brush. I chose a brown color for my wooden bunny. To achieve a smoother application, I thinned the paint with a bit of water before applying it to the bunny. Allow the paint to dry completely. I used a heating tool to speed up the drying process. If...

  Hello everyone! Today, we will create a winter hanging decoration using just a few simple steps. I’ll incorporate my blossom peel-and-stick paper, which pairs beautifully with some miniature faux trees I already have. This project is perfect for beginners, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!  If you’re ready, I will provide a complete materials list and step-by-step instructions. For those who prefer a visual guide, I’ll also share a quick video. Let’s get started on our winter hanging decoration! Quick video tutorial **Materials Needed:** - One wooden hexagon (6" x 5") - Acrylic paint - Paintbrush - Scissors - Adhesive - Mod Podge - Epsom salt - Miniature faux trees - Peel-and-stick decorative paper - Pen or pencil Trace the Hexagon: Start by placing the wooden hexagon on top of the decorative peel-and-stick paper with the opening facing up. Use a pen or pencil to carefully trace around the hexagon onto the paper. Cut Out the Shape:  Use scissors to cut out the ...

Chocolates always have a way of making things better, don't they? In this project, we'll repurpose a heart-shaped chocolate box into a beautiful hanging heart decoration that you can proudly display for Valentine's Day. I'll provide you with a list of materials needed and guide you through the simple step-by-step process. So, get ready to give your leftover chocolate box a new lease on life! Materials One heart-shaped chocolate box Acrylic paint One sanding block Fabric heart garland (I purchased my fabric heart garland at Dollar Tree) Paintbrush Faux flowers and greenery Hot glue Twine or rope Scissors Floral cutters Prepping the box I used a heart-shaped box for my project, which had raised letters and hearts design. To prepare the box, I used a sanding block to sand down the lettering and design. It was easier than tearing the packaging paper off.  Applying Acrylic paint After sanding down the box and cleaning my workspace, I applied acrylic paint with a paintbrush. ...