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Simple Dollar Tree Decorative Box Décor

 Simple Decorative Box

Hello! I'm so happy that you decided to stop by.

I'm excited to share this simple craft with you all. This craft only takes a few materials. You could actually call this a beginner craft project. 


Video tutorial


Materials such as peel-and-stick paper, and one wooden box


Materials Needed

- One wooden box (I bought mine at Dollar Tree for $3), or you can reuse any wooden box you might have at your house

- 1-2 sets of peel-and-stick wallpaper (also bought at Dollar Tree for $1 each)

- Other materials I had on hand:

  - Paint

  - A paintbrush

  - Water

Total cost: $5


Creating your decorative box

Start by tracing each section of your wallpaper and cutting it to match the size of the sections on your box. Once you've finished, remove the backing and attach each piece to your box. Add some paint to the front, back, and sides of your box. You can also decorate the bottom inside of your box with wallpaper. 

You're all done! The only thing left is to fill up your box. I’m currently using the box on my nightstand to store my phone charger, lotion, lip balm, and other items. What room would you want this to be in if you were to create one? I hope you enjoyed this simple craft, and I'd love to hear if you decide to make your own. 



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Comments

  1. I love this, what a great idea and you can make them to match your decor perfectly without having to make do with what is available in the shops

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    1. Samantha, I love that you pointed that out! Yes, you could definitely make this box match your decor perfectly. Thank you so much for stopping by.

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  2. This is such a lovely idea, it looks absolutely fantastic and yet it is so simple to do! I guess you could match it to your décor as well so easily.

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    1. Thank you! Yes, you could definitely match it to your decor. :)

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  3. It's amazing what a bit of paint and a glow up can do on something quite plain looking, it looks very decorative x

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  4. Wow that's so simple, yet so effective! I love the finished look :)

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  5. That is a lovely idea which you can decorate to suit the room you will use it in. Could be used as a lovely hamper box too!!!

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    1. Melanie, aw yes you could use it as a hamper box. :)

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