Upcycle Non-Slip Shelf Liners Into The Coolest Accent Decor Piece For Your Home
If you have some non-slip shelf liner leftover, don't throw it away. Instead, consider repurposing it into a decorative accent piece for your home.
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Add DIY Tile Shelves To Your Bathroom For Extra Storage And Style
Sure, you can go to the store and buy cheap, plastic storage shelves for your shower, or you can use some DIY knowledge to customize your own shelves.
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How To Remove Sliding Closet Door To Make Open Closet Space
Sliding closet doors can offer a sleek look for a walk-in closet, but they can also be frustratingly limiting. Luckily, it's easy to remove them entirely.
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Turn A Dollar Tree Garden Staple Into A Cute Toilet Paper Holder For Your Bathroom
Piling toilet paper rolls on the back of the toilet isn't the most attractive look. Consider making your own toilet paper holder with Dollar Tree garden fences.
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These Budget-Friendly DIY Wall Sconces Add Rustic Charm To Any Room
DIY these budget-friendly farmhouse-inspired wall sconces. Offering a 2-in-1 deal for interior design, they function as ambient lighting and wall art.
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The 10 Best Design Alternatives To Painting Behind A Toilet That Work For Any Budget
When you paint your bathroom, it's hard to cover the area around the toilet. If you don't want to take apart your commode to paint, here are some ideas.
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HGTV's Leanne Ford Shares A Creative Upcycling Idea For Unique Closet Doors
This closet door upcycle idea can work in a bedroom of any size, and it can add a vintage feel to any room. Plus, it's easy to install.
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Keep Cabinet Shelves Neat And Tidy With A Creative Dollar Tree Shelf Riser Hack
Cabinets can quickly become overrun by the items stored in them. To make it easier to keep them organized, craft this DIY Dollar Tree shelf riser.
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The 10 Most Unique Ideas That Repurpose All Those Plastic Easter Eggs
Plastic Easter eggs can generate a lot of waste if they're thrown away after the holiday. Instead, repurpose them for these creative uses around the home.
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How To Make Cheap Dollar Tree Decor Look Expensive
Dollar Tree is great for budget-friendly décor. But if you're worried about those items appearing cheap, here's how to give them a more expensive look.
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Tips For Making Garage Storage Shelves Look More Luxe And Aesthetic
Garage shelves are usually industrial and unattractive, but it doesn't have to be that way. Try these tips to make your garage more visually appealing.
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Why Everyone Is Obsessed With Dollar Tree's Cutting Boards
Homeowners adore Dollar Tree's bamboo and plastic cutting boards. Find out what makes these items so intriguing beyond their intended use in the kitchen.
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DIY An Affordable Storage Basket For Your Home Using Toilet Paper Rolls
Extra storage is never a bad idea. If you don't want to spend the money on pricey new baskets, make your own using toilet paper rolls. Here's how.
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Easily Upcycle Thrifted Tissue Holders Into The Cutest Cordless Wall Sconces
If you have any spare tissue holders and love to upcycle and craft to create unique decor, then this wall sconce DIY can brighten up your home.
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DIY A Stunning Easter Tree With IKEA's Best-Selling Vase
Looking for a fun and easy way to decorate your space for Easter? Here's how you can use a popular IKEA vase to create a festive Easter tree.
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The Smart Way To Use Your Garage As Extra Shoe Storage Space
If you have a little extra space in your garage, you can collect dirty shoes and other items before the ever pass your home's threshold with this simple DIY.
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The Curtain Rod DIY That Turns Any Space Into A Gallery Wall
The gallery wall is a classic way to turn a blank space into a stunning accent. Try this renter-friendly way to make a gallery wall with a curtain rod.
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Decorate Your Porch For Spring With A Dollar Tree DIY Easter Planter
Looking for a way to dress up your porch for Easter that's also easy on your wallet? This Dollar Tree DIY can be adjusted to fit any budget and skill level.
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DIY An Ornamental Iron Fence For A Luxurious Look On A Budget
Are you someone who wants the look of a wrought iron fence but at a more affordable cost? Luckily, you can get the looking by creating one yourself. Here's how.
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The Joanna Gaines-Approved Design Element That's Making A Trendy Comeback
Joanna Gaines points out one design element that is making a come back and here are different ways that you can add it into your own home.
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Transform Generic IKEA MERETE Curtains Into Abstract Window Art
IKEA's inexpensive MERETE curtains are a simple, plain white. Add some visual interest to them (or any plain curtains) with this creative DIY project.
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10 Amazing Ways To Repurpose An Old Doormat Around The House And Garden
Whether your old doormat is made out of coconut coir, rubber, fabric, or another material, discover a way to repurpose it around your home or garden.
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Organize Your Closet On A Budget With DIY Closet Clothing Rack Dividers
An organized closet saves time and reduces stress. Clever, cost-effective DIY closet clothing rack dividers can conquer clutter and improve efficiency.
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24 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Scarves In Your Home And Garden
You old scarf has the potential to bring new life into your home and garden. The fabric is the perfect base for several stylish and functional DIY projects.
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The Dollar Tree Jar Easter Decor DIY That Gives Cuteness Overload
If you have a few basic crafting supplies on hand, you can turn upcycled glass jars into adorable Easter bunny treat jars with jute carrots from Dollar Tree.
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Upcycle Empty Toilet Paper Tubes Into A Unique Home Storage Solution
Instead of throwing away your empty toilet paper tubes, discover how to turn them into stylish home storage that can be used to hold any number of items.
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20 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Fence Posts Around Your Home And Yard
If it's time to replace your fence, you may still have a lot of pieces sturdy enough for a second life as decor around your home and garden.
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