Steph Creates -DIY Home And Crafts

  Create a beautiful and sustainable winter floral candle jar display by upcycling an old candle jar. Learn how to make this DIY project and add a cozy touch to your home decor. Hi everyone! Today we're going to work on creating an upcycled winter floral candle jar display. This craft is so simple and uses a candle jar that you may already have on hand. If you're ready, grab your materials, and we will get started with creating this simple craft. Video tutorial Materials needed One candle Jar I am reusing an old candle jar Winter floral  I'm using mistletoe that I purchased at the Target Dollar Spot, and it came with a bow attached  One bow -this is optional One mini chalkboard  Purchased at Dollar Tree  Acrylic All surface paint I'm using a light blue and white Rope/Twine Hot glue Paintbrush Wire cutter Begin by taking your candle jar, and removing all labels. I soaked my jar in warm water and with a Dawn dish soap. After soaking it for about 10 minutes, remove it fro

  Hello everyone! I hope you're doing well.  Today I'm bringing you a simple DIY project. I decided to create this easy wood home sign after visiting my local Target store.  I found this wood home decoration for three dollars, and I thought I can create something simple.  Video Tutorial Material list - One Wood Home Decoration  Purchased at Target in the dollar spot Two craft clothespins  Green vine- two short pieces Purchased my vine at Hobby Lobby Floral I'm using a floral I purchased at Hobby Lobby Paint The color I am using is called espresso Stretch cord Wood beads Optional- Floral sticker Sticker letters Purchased at the Dollar Tree Start by taking your wood house decor, and applying some of your paint on the outer surfaces. Be sure to apply paint on the sides, top, and bottom. You will need around two coats of paint. Set your wood house aside, and allow it to dry. Once your paint is dry, take your sticker letters and apply them on the inner section of your wood house

Create a charming Valentine's wooden heart riser with this DIY craft tutorial. It's a perfect addition to your holiday decor and makes a heartfelt gift. Get step-by-step instructions and unleash your creativity! Be sure to check out the video tutorial below Materials One Wooden heart  (Target Dollar Aisle) Three large wooden beads Diamond Gem wrap (Purchased at the Dollar Tree. Sticky backing) Paintbrush Paint  (I'm using a light pink) Scissors Faux Flowers Adhesive (E6000, Any will work) Hot Glue Start by taking your wooden heart, and applying pink paint to the front surface. It is entirely up to you, but you can also apply paint to the bottom side of your wooden heart.   You will need around two coats of paint when you are completely finished. Once you have applied all coats of the paint, set your wooden heart aside, and allow it to dry. First, take three large beads and apply some white paint to each of them. Set them aside to dry. After the beads have dried, flip the wo

Create a unique and stylish key holder design using a mini wood pallet from Dollar Tree and affordable materials, like faux succulents.  Learn how to make this DIY project and add a touch of greenery to your home decor. I recently took a trip to my local Dollar Tree store, and I am excited to share this simple wood pallet succulent key holder design with all of you. For this project, you will only need a few materials.  If you're ready, gather your materials, and create with me! Be sure to check out the video tutorial Materials One Dollar Tree Pallet Succulent plants  You can purchase the Dollar Tree succulent plants if you choose. I purchased my succulent, and vine plant from Hobby Lobby, and it was discounted Black paint Two screw hooks  I used two smaller gold screw hooks Diamond wrap gems The ones I am using have a sticky backing on them E6000 Glue or any adhesive Twine Scissors Paintbrush Hot glue Wire cutters/ scissors Start off by taking your black paint, and applying it to