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DIY Dollar Tree Easter Farmhouse Centerpiece Decor

You all know how much I am loving the Dollar Tree lately to decorate our new home! Well a few weeks ago after volunteering at the kiddos school, I stopped in to browse.

I came across these cute planters, I just could not pass them up. I thought this would make such a cute a Dollar Tree Easter Farmhouse Centerpiece on my dining room table or my coffee table. This farmhouse look I am totally into these days.

I was loving all the fun spring colors the Dollar Tree had to offer.

I gathered up springtime color flowers, some foamEaster eggs, and a foam brick to place them all in.

This Dollar Tree Easter Farmhouse Centerpiece was all items I purchased at the Dollar Tree for under $8! Such a frugal DIY and I love how it looks on my table.

This tutorial could not be simpler!

Dollar Tree Easter Farmhouse Centerpiece Supplies

Flower planter
Easter foam eggs on a stick
Foam Brick
Flowers or your choice – I picked regular ones and a few Easter ones with the eggs
Hot Glue Gun (optional)

Dollar Tree Easter Farmhouse Centerpiece Instructions

I placed the flower foam brick inside the planter – not cutting needed
From there I took my Dollar Tree flowers and popped them off the stem – they came right off
I placed the flowers according to how I wanted them for a full look of flowers
Some of the flowers I had to hot glue to the flower foam brick
Break off the Easter eggs by cutting the wooden dowel
I stuck in the Easter eggs to add more of an Easter touch but those are optional if you want to keep it more spring

This Dollar Tree Easter Farmhouse Centerpiece could not get any easier and I think it came out so cute.

Have you been to the Dollar Tree lately? Let me know your finds in the comments!

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Related Dollar Tree DIY’s

Since we moved into our new home In South Carolina I have been doing so much decorating. Searching Pinterest and YouTube for different design ideas and DIY’s.

I came across this Dollar Tree DIY Lantern on Do It On A Dime and I absolutely loved it! If you haven’t checked out Katheryn’s YouTube channel I highly suggest it. She has amazing frugal organizing and design ideas.

Confession Time – I have never been in a Dollar Tree before. We have a bunch near our home and I have to admit I am hooked. Stay tuned for a bunch of posts on hacks, organizing and decor things I have been working on in the new home.

I have always considered myself a frugal person but we never had Dollar Tree’s close to my home in Florida so I never went. I look back on all the money I spent on fancy organizing items and I could kick myself now!

My first item to make was this Dollar Tree DIY Lantern. I am far from crafty but this was so easy to pull together for only $4! My 7-year-old Josh even got in on the action in helping me put it together.

My Dollar Tree had many styles of picture frames. I went with the silver brushed ones as they went with my decor. Kep in mind if you do not see something you like you can always paint them first.

What You Will Need For The Dollar Tree DIY Lantern

(4) Picture Frames (mine are 4×6)
Hot Glue Gun
Candles – These are ones I had repurposed but Dollar Tree does sell the battery operated ones

Ready to see how simple this Dollar Tree DIY Lantern is?

Remove the image from the frames and remove the little tabs that hold in the picture.

2. Using your hot glue gun, glue the glass inserts to each frame

3. Once they are dry take your frames and glue them together making a rectangle.

4. Set on a table or sideboard and add your candles.

DONE!

Easy right?

Why I never thought to make this Dollar Tree DIY Lantern before is beyond me. I love this look and have spent an obnoxious amount of money on store bought ones before.

I have seen some that have images in them instead of the clear glass. Those are pretty as well with the light shining through the back.