Dollar Tree Tiered Tray An Easy Fun Diy Love To Frugal Supplies needed: head over to your local dollar tree and pick up: 2 glass candlesticks. pizza pan. cake pan. pie pan. e6000 glue (or hot glue) (dollar tree does sell super glue if you don’t want to buy e6000) paint in your choice of colors. i prefer to use a chalk paint because it has wonderful coverage (usually one coat will do), it adheres. Hello and welcome back to crafted by corie!! i'm so happy you're here! i strive to make high end décor projects on a budget that you can be proud to displ.
Dollar Tree Tiered Tray An Easy Fun Diy Tiered Tr In today's video, i will show you how to make six super easy diy tiered trays using dollar tree products! let me know in the comments which diy is your favor. The other day we made a fun wooden tiered tray from one of my favorite childhood games. after putting it to use in my house i just had to make another tiered tray for my dresser. they are the perfect catch all! homemade dollar tree tiered tray. supplies needed: you can find all of these supplies at dollar tree. 1 large size white plate. Tiered trays are so fun to decorate with, and today i have an adorable diy tray straight from the dollar tree! i love the versatility of trays and how they add height on tables and shelves. for this diy project, i used stove burner covers that come in a two pack at the dollar tree, but you can also use the tin lids from popcorn or cookie tins. Start by painting your pizza pan, pie pan, cake pan, and tapered candleholders white. allow these pieces to dry completely. once dry, use the pizza pan as your base and hot glue a tapered candleholder to the middle of the pizza pan. next, hot glue the bottom of the pie pan to the top of the candleholder.
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