High End Home Decor Stores in Missouri
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18 Brilliant Dollar Store Buys That Can Be Turned Into Home Decor
An eye-catching living space doesn't have to cost you a fortune.
You won't believe these eye-catching accent pieces started at the dollar store.
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Plastic Elephant Book Ends
After spotting a pair of cute Labrador bookends at Pottery Barn Teen, blogger Liz decided to make her own for a fraction of the cost using plastic elephants from the dollar bin at Michael's. All she needed to pull off the cute accessories for her kids' playroom was a few blocks of wood, teal spray paint, and some wood glue.
Get the tutorial at Love Grows Wild.
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DIY Wreath
Save yourself some money the next time you want to display a wreath and DIY it. Blogger Ananda from A Piece of Rainbow discovered a brilliant way to assemble a beautiful door decoration, using a dollar store laundry basket as a handy base.
Get the tutorial.
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Paneled Mirror
It's hard to believe that this beautiful paneled mirror cost Dollar Store Crafts blogger Heather just $11 to make. Even better: No special tools are required to make it! All you need is duct tape and glue. If you think this mirror looks familiar, several high-end stores sell their own versions for a lot more than $10. (This one at Pottery Barn, for instance, is $299.)
Get the tutorial at Dollar Store Crafts.
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Decorative Tray
A beautiful tray for your coffee table can easily set you back at least $40. Instead, spend less than $5 like blogger Dawn did, and make your own using a frame and a place mat from the dollar store.
Get the tutorial at Homemaking Hacks.
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Waste Basket
While buying stuff from the dollar store certainly saves you money, you don't necessarily want your home to look like you got everything for a dollar. The bloggers over at Two It Yourself were looking for a simple solution to give their dollar store trash can a chic twist. Using leftover rope, they were able to replicate cans that can cost up to $50 for just $2.
Get the tutorial at Two It Yourself.
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Mirror Boxes
Making a mirror box is as simple as it sounds: Pick up some mirror squares from the dollar store, and simply glue them together. You can use them as vases, jewelry holders or small bathroom organizers.
Get the tutorial at Hi Sugarplum.
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Gold Leaf Vase
After being inspired by a vase she spotted at Neiman Marcus, blogger Cyndy knew she could replicate it herself for well under the retail price. So, for around $3.50, she did just that using a few things she picked up at the dollar store.
Get the tutorial at The Creativity Exchange.
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Faux Silver Pedestal Bowl
Can you believe these two photos are of the same item? The final piece is made from three dollar store buys that were glued together, and spray painted silver. Total cost? Five bucks!
Get the tutorial at Morena's Corner.
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DIY Dessert Tray
This has to be the easiest dollar store decor hacks of them all: Simply glue together some candlesticks and plates, top it off with a colorful bowl, and you've got a party-perfect dessert tray. (This craft also works great as a makeup or accessory organizer!)
Get the tutorial at The Crafting Chicks.
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Starburst Mirror
Starburst mirrors can add a touch of elegance to a room, but buying one can set you back hundreds of bucks. (This version is almost $400!) Thankfully, you can make one yourself for $10 with a round mirror, bamboo skewers, gold spray paint and a glue gun.
Get the tutorial at Healthy, Wealthy & DIYs.
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Drop Cloth Curtains
Need a new pair of curtains but don't want to drop a lot of dough? Pick up some basic drop cloths at your local hardware or dollar store, hang them from drapery ring clips, and voila—brand-new curtains in under 5 minutes, no sewing skills required.
Get the tutorial at Thoughts from Alice.
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Faux Mercury Glass Pedestal Bowl
Love the look of mercury glass but can't justify dropping $30 or more on a decorative bowl? Blogger Jen created her own version for just $2, using a glass candlestick and bowl from the dollar store, plus a coat of Krylon Looking Glass Mirror Spray.
Get the tutorial at Jennuine.
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Magnetic Memo Board
Can you believe this cute memo board was made from a metal burner cover from the dollar store? Jazzed up with some spray paint and patterned paper, it's the perfect way to stay organized in your home office.
Get the tutorial at Madigan Made.
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Storage Buckets
When blogger Wanda spotted a trio of brightly colored buckets at her local Dollar Tree, she knew just how to update them so that they would fit in with the chic, vintage style of her home—paint them white and add vinyl numbers!
Get the tutorial at Just Vintage Home.
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High End Home Decor Stores in Missouri
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