If you're looking for an inexpensive decorations for Autumn, check out these Dollar Tree Centerpieces for Fall that we created!
Dollar Tree Centerpieces for Fall
Good.
gravy.
I just love the Dollar Tree. 🙂Â
I love how easily you can make Dollar Tree Centerpieces.
Using tons of Dollar Tree candleholders.
All for just $1.
{Since at the Dollar Tree everything really is just a dollar.} 🙂Â
Supplies for Dollar Tree Centerpieces for Fall
With fall just around the corner, I made a trip to the Dollar Tree earlier this week and of course fell in love with a few of their deals.
and with just a little hot glue and coffee beans turned them into these gorgeous candles.
The best thing about Dollar Tree Centerpiece DIY projects is that if you don't love them in a few years, you haven't spent a bundle to create the project. These are definitely some of my favorite projects each year, and it's so worth a trip to your local Dollar Tree to see what they have in store.
My friend Cheree' made this darling Fall Tree (using of all things a toilet plunger for the tree trunk)! I was a little scared when she told me she was going to make this one on facebook live ~ but it's really super cute!
You can totally make this for about $10 too!
You'll need a toilet plunger (lol), 7 bundles of fall leaves, a container and some moss. You can find all of these at the Dollar Tree. The other items she used you probably already have at home. Mainly a hot glue gun! Watch her make it below for a bit more instructions. 🙂
And, don't forget you can order online at the Dollar Tree too ~ they have $4.95 flat rate shipping, and so many items available online that you may never find in your store. Go HERE to take a peek, and if you have something that you just love to buy at the Dollar Tree, leave a comment to share with me too!
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These Dollar Tree centerpieces were sponsored by Dollar Tree – but all opinions are 100% my own (goodness, I really do just love the Dollar Tree!) 🙂Â
Gaeyl says
#1 you have my favorite necklace on again. #2 I’d use ground coffee beans leftover from coffee as filler can be frozen & reused then add whole beans for statement plus vanilla scented candles for a yummy smell, or pumpkin,hazelnut you get the concept. I love the dollar tree composition books , little Kleenex packages , movie candy and crafts plus I have 7 pair of their scissors never without them. Definitely going to copy the wreath larger version I own will require more fluff & stuff how about a winding vine of leaves with those berries dripping down . Thanks for sharing definitely pottery barn inspired.
Laurie says
Thank you so much for sharing Gaeyl (you know I wear that necklace all the time!) 🙂 I love the idea to use coffee grounds as well – I didn’t even think of that! And making a larger version of the wreath is a great idea – I’ve done that before with Dollar Tree stems and just love it. Thank you so much for sharing!