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Dollar Tree Halloween Mini Cauldron Craft

Hello and welcome! I'm excited that you're here. Today, we will make a quick craft using mini cauldrons from Dollar Tree. It's a fun and hands-on project, perfect for solo or family crafting. This decoration is an adorable addition to a Halloween-themed tiered tray design. Some of the materials listed are optional. This is a great way to get creative and create a design that is uniquely yours. If you are ready, I would love for you to join me in this simple DIY craft project.

Mini decorated Halloween Cauldron designs

Materials for mini cauldron craft
Materials Needed:
Mod Podge
Acrylic paint
Decorative fillers
Halloween decorations like spider rings and foam stickers Cotton or foam blocks
Letters (optional)
Decorative napkins
Paintbrush
Gem strips (optional)

Halloween napkins, and Mod Podge

First, cut sections of the decorative napkin for your design, then remove the second layer. 

Mini Cauldrons and cut-out napkins

Use a small paintbrush to apply Mod Podge and add your design.

Bronze paint and decorated Cauldrons

Use gold or bronze paint on the cauldrons.

Decorated mini cauldrons and purple gem strip

Glue gem strips on one cauldron, and add mini stars to each glass jar.

Mini glass bottles and mini stars

Foam stickers, vase fillers, and cotton

 Lastly, fill the cauldrons with cotton or foam and add the decorations on top, securing them with a little hot glue.

Your Halloween cauldrons are complete! They're perfect for a Halloween-tiered tray or with added lights. Thank you for creating with me. See you next time!

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  1. thepaintedapron.comSeptember 6, 2024 at 8:48 AM

    Super cute Steph!
    Jenna

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  2. Angie's RecipesSeptember 10, 2024 at 6:51 AM

    So beautiful and easy too! Thanks, Steph.

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  3. Carol, The Answer Is ChocolateSeptember 12, 2024 at 9:17 AM

    Love these Steph. And guess where I'll be stopping today?! Featuring when my party opens.

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    1. StephanieSeptember 12, 2024 at 9:34 AM

      Carol, thank you so much! I'm happy that you enjoyed this craft. It was such a fun project to work on.

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  4. JayneSeptember 28, 2024 at 11:40 AM

    These are so cute Stephanie! I think Halloween crafts are so fun to do. :) #MMBC

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    1. StephanieSeptember 28, 2024 at 12:23 PM

      Jayne, thank you. I'm so glad you enjoyed this craft. ♡

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