If your junk drawer is overflowing with mismatched plastic lids (I see you, rogue peanut butter tops and juice caps), this is the perfect way to give them new life! This cheerful wind chime is made entirely from recycled materials and is a great weekend craft for kids or adults who don’t mind a little drilling and dangling. It’s lightweight, colorful, and makes the gentlest rattle in the breeze—just enough to say “I’m here, and I used to be landfill.” Hang it from a tree, your pat...| CraftBits.com
Whether you’ve just come back from a family beach trip or you’re looking to use up that bag of shells collecting dust on the windowsill (guilty!), this Seashell Fish Craft is a joyful little project that’s as fun for grown-ups as it is for kids. I actually made these with my teens during a rainy afternoon at the holiday unit—proving that you’re never too old to play with glue and paint. They now hang in our laundry room like a little seaside parade. It’s easy, colorful, and a bril...| CraftBits.com
You know when you clean out the garage and stumble across something you just can’t throw away? That was me last weekend. Hidden behind old paint cans and forgotten soccer balls was this beautiful, rusted bike wheel—weathered, worn, and full of memories. It once belonged to my son's first real bike, the one he rode (wobbly and proud) down our cul-de-sac. Cue the mum tears. Instead of tossing it, I decided to turn it into something special—a fall wreath that celebrates the season and a sw...| CraftBits.com
Dimensional art has a magic all of its own. Unlike flat paintings, it reaches out and catches the light, adding texture, depth, and a whole lot of personality to your walls. One of my favourite ways to achieve this look at home is with a humble bag of plaster compound (also known as joint compound or spackle). It’s inexpensive, easy to work with, and—best of all—it opens the door to endless creativity. This little tutorial will walk you through creating dimensional art using plaster com...| CraftBits.com
This Father’s Day, surprise Dad with something made by hand (and from the heart). This Ombre Heart Photo Jar is the perfect way to showcase a favourite father–child moment, and the best part? You can make it from a recycled jar you already have at home. It’s budget-friendly, eco-conscious, and guaranteed to bring a smile.| CraftBits.com
“Bright, bold, and joyfully rhythmic—this 12-point Ripple Rainbow Blanket is a crochet classic you’ll want to make again and again. Made with worsted yarn and easy double crochet stitches, it’s the…| CraftBits.com
This Craft tutorial shows you how to make your own Glue Gun workstation using simple items from the Dollar Tree Store.| CraftBits.com
This craft tutorial shows you how to make a fairy garden door for your home decorations.| CraftBits.com
Feeling puffed up like a day-old sourdough? This easy castor oil belly wrap is the gentle, detox-inspired remedy you didn’t know you needed. No fad diets. No nonsense. Just pure comfort—and a slightly flatter tummy.| CraftBits.com
f you’ve seen the Shrek Bath Bomb from Lush, you know just how fun, funky, and fabulously swampy it is. But if you missed it during its limited release—or simply want to make your own ogre-approved fizzy at home—this Lush-inspired Shrek Bath Bomb dupe recipe is just what you need. With its earthy green color, bold citrus notes, and that perfect little “muddy” edge, this bath bomb is pure fairytale fun with a cheeky twist. Whether you’re making it for yourself, gifting it to a Lush...| CraftBits.com
Let’s talk boobs for a minute—not in the cheeky way, but in that real, grown-up, post-bra-snap, lived-in-body way. I don’t know about you, but somewhere between raising kids, running households, and entering this new midlife chapter, my body started asking for a different kind of care. Not quick fixes or glossy products that overpromise—but small, grounding rituals that reconnect me to me| CraftBits.com
Ready to sharpen your creativity? These DIY giant pencils made from pool noodles are the perfect back-to-school craft for teachers, kids, and party planners alike. Whether you’re decorating a classroom door, setting up a photo booth, or just want a quirky conversation starter, this budget-friendly project turns simple dollar store supplies into oversized pencil fun. Best part? No hot tools needed—just a little imagination and some basic crafting gear.| CraftBits.com
If you’ve ever wanted your cords to look cuter—or your plants to feel a bit more loved—this clever little Leaf Sprout Tie is just the thing. It’s a speedy crochet project that pulls double (or trip…| CraftBits.com
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If you’re looking for a festive way to dress up your walls this holiday season, this DIY Christmas Window Frame Wall Art is perfect!| CraftBits.com
With the use of textured yarns in striking colours and some shimmering sequins worked in to catch the light, this jolly oversized poppy hair adornment is guaranteed to turn heads!| CraftBits.com
Looking for a fun and hands-on way to help kids learn the alphabet? This DIY Alphabet Parking Lot Game is perfect for little learners who love cars! It’s an easy, low-cost activity that turns lette…| CraftBits.com
Create a stunning vintage-inspired piece of decor using a simple Dollar Tree silver tray, a printed hymnal sheet, and some crafty techniques! This project is perfect for adding a touch of nostalgia…| CraftBits.com
This crochet pattern honors Medusa who was the only mortal of the three Gorgon sisters. She was once a beautiful Greek maiden who was cursed by the Goddess Athena and turned into a hideous monster …| CraftBits.com
If you're looking for a show-stopping Christmas garden display, this Candy Train by Melissa Smith is pure magic! Melissa has gone above and beyond to create a whimsical holiday masterpiece that looks good enough to eat. From the detailed candy textures to the playful use of everyday materials, this train is a perfect blend of creativity and festive cheer. With her step-by-step labeled photos, you can see exactly how she brought this sugary vision to life. We couldn’t resist featuring her am...| CraftBits.com
Looking for a cute and crafty way to celebrate Easter? This DIY Easter Carrot Cake is a super fun and easy project that you can make using materials from the Dollar Tree and some simple supplies! This faux carrot cake looks so realistic, you’ll want to set it on your table as a decoration for Easter. Let’s get started!| CraftBits.com
Easter is the perfect time to get creative with festive and budget-friendly decorations! If you're looking for a quick and easy way to add some seasonal charm to your home, this DIY Easter Centrepiece Egg Bunny is a must-try. Using just a few simple supplies from Dollar Tree, you can create an adorable bunny centerpiece that’s perfect for your Easter table, entryway, or mantel. This project is not only fun to make but also a great way to bring a little Easter magic into your home without sp...| CraftBits.com
Spring is in the air, and that means it’s time to start crafting for Easter! If you're looking for a budget-friendly way to decorate your home this season, this Dollar Tree Stacking Eggs Easter Topiary is the perfect project. It’s cute, festive, and—best of all—super easy to make! With just a few Dollar Tree supplies and a little creativity, you’ll have an adorable moss-covered bunny topiary to display on your mantel, entryway, or Easter table.| CraftBits.com
Valentine’s Day is all about sweet treats and heartfelt gifts, and these DIY Faux Cupcakes are the perfect combination of both! Whether you want to add a charming touch to your tiered kitchen tray …| CraftBits.com
Transform a simple round wreath base into a charming, rustic piece for your home with this easy DIY project. Whether you're a seasoned crafter or a beginner, this wreath is a fantastic way to add a personalized touch to your decor. The main element of this wreath is the hand-lettered text, "Hello Amazon, yes this house again," which adds a playful and welcoming vibe. With just a few materials from your local Dollar Tree and some creative techniques, you can create a custom piece that perfectl...| CraftBits.com
Create a splash of summer memories with this DIY Beach Keepsake Shovel Summer Wreath! Perfect for capturing those seaside vibes, this trending craft project is not only a fun way to display your favorite beach treasures but also a stylish addition to your summer decor| CraftBits.com
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This Halloween, add a spooky touch to your home with these easy and affordable DIY $4 Halloween Solar Lights. Inspired by Lora's creative idea, we're excited to share this project that's perfect for lining your pathway or decorating your porch. Using simple materials from Dollar Tree, including plastic spiders and a solar light, you'll have a fun and eerie decoration in no time.| CraftBits.com
Get your porch Halloween-ready with this Night Before Christmas-themed plant! This fun and festive project is perfect for adding a touch of spookiness to your home, all while staying budget-friendly with items from Dollar Tree. Featuring skeleton hands, pumpkins, and twinkling lights, this decoration is sure to capture the eerie charm of the season. Whether you're a fan of The Nightmare Before Christmas or just love Halloween decor, this easy-to-make plant will be a standout piece. Follow alo...| CraftBits.com
It is easy and fun to combine basic crochet stitches to create wonderfully textured fabrics. Post stitches, popcorns, and a few novelty manoeuvres are used to stitch traditional ribbings, high-relief basketweaves, cables, and more.From Essential Crochet: Next-Level Stitches by Melissa Leapman we bring you one of these: Dashes and Ribs!| CraftBits.com
Transform your fall decor with this easy and budget-friendly DIY pumpkin made from two Dollar Tree punch bowls! This project is perfect for adding a unique, handmade touch to your seasonal decorati…| CraftBits.com
St. Patrick’s Day is a time for celebration, and what better way to add a touch of luck and charm to your home decor than with a festive St. Patrick’s Day wreath? In this tutorial, we&#…| CraftBits.com
