EASY!!! Dollar Tree Farmhouse Kitchen Decor | Home Decor

Hey Crafty Peeps! I'm Lisa, your Dollar Mom. Let's get right into today's DIYs. For this project you're going to need three of these wood trays from Dollar Tree and two of the boxes that you see above there. So I'm going to take one of these and I'm going to pop the bottom out. I found that this one popped out a little bit better and so what I'm going to do here is I'm going to stack them on top of each other but then I'm going to pop the side off of one of these. So right here I'm just going to pop that side off and this is going to become my napkin holder. I'm just going to take my sander here make sure I'm getting all the rough edges off and let's see okay so now I'm going to stack them all on top of each other. So what this is going to be is the top part is going to be kind of like a holder for things in your kitchen and then the bottom part is your napkin holder. Now I don't need those top pieces I just have the two square boxes there that fit in the top. Now I'm going to take I do need those side pieces here so I'm just going to pop this whole thing apart and what I'm going to do with those square pieces is going to make a faux drawer. It's going to look like it's drawers even though it's not although that would be cool if I could figure out how to do that. All right so once I have all the stuff I'm just going to take my weight or my rust-oleum chalk paint in linen and I'm just going to cover everything here that I've made. Okay and then once I get everything painted the white then I'm going to go with my antique wax from Waverly and I'm just going to dry brush it all over all the pieces here. Give it that farmhouse antique look. Okay and now using my wood glue here I'm going to glue all the pieces together so I will glue the full one on top of the one that I have open for the napkins and then the one where I popped the bottom out will go on top. Okay and once I get all those secure then I can start working on my faux drawer fronts. Okay so now I'm just going to also distress these. I don't know why I didn't distress them a little bit more but I'm going to go ahead and glue those on and then I'm going to use these cute little um drawer pulls that I got off Amazon or little mini pulls pulls and then um I will link those down below. They're so cute and I just go ahead and I glue them on because I mean I probably could have put them on the screws and all that but let's just go the easy route and glue them on because I'm not going to be pulling them. They're just faux so when you look inside um the top of the drawer there it looks like it would be a drawer that pulls out but it's just a spot that you can use to put your salt and pepper shaker or whatever small things you might have in the kitchen. I have this up on my counter and I love that it's a little napkin holder. I picked up this little um oh my goodness a cutting board cutting board piece from Dollar Tree and then I just covered it in the Rust-Oleum chalk paint linen and then I just went into my Cricut design space and I found this saying it was so cute my kitchen was clean last week. Sorry you missed it. I swear I will have my kitchen clean and then someone will come over and it'll be the day that it's a giant mess and I'm sure you can relate. So this is easy peasy um project here this is look cute on a tear tray if you do a tear tray in your kitchen. I actually have two tear trays in my kitchen because I love them in my kitchen. So again just real easy you just put the Cricut thing right on um the little cutting board here and then I just added a bow that's that's it. Okay and then for this little metal tray that I also picked up from Dollar Tree I also went into the Cricut design space and I got this one that says so fresh and so clean and it was a little big I made it a little too big but that's okay I made it work and what I wanted this piece for is somewhere to hold my sponge um it always just kind of sits on the counter and this way it has a home and so that is what this one was for. And that's it again you can see these are very very easy kitchen ideas for you. I loved these so much from Dollar Tree that I ordered a case of them. They come in three sizes I do believe this is the smallest one and um so I'm taking four of them and I'm gonna knock the bottoms out again um on three of them and I'm just making a tall tower I'm a utensil holder easy peasy. I just like I said I bought a case of these so I was like what am I gonna do with all of these because I just wanted to have them but um they are in the stores and they still are on the website so again I mean this can't be much easier I'm just going to use my little sander block here and just getting the rough edges off and then I'm just gonna use wood glue and glue them together and now I have a utensil holder. You can also leave the little book plate covers on each one like this or if you just maybe want one showing you could turn them around like that you could take them off too as well. So I just love the look of the book plate and I just think that makes a cute little decoration. That's it, easy peasy. Okay so this is like a little I don't know if you would call it a cake stand I mean obviously it's tiny. I got it at Hobby Lobby and I absolutely love it and I've just had my soap on it um sometimes I'll have a little um dish towel there too um and it's just kind of cute it's a cute decoration it kind of just you always know where the soap is it doesn't get moved because it's always there and so I probably paid between 12 and 15 dollars for it so I wanted to make one and show you how you can make one for two dollars and 50 cents but somehow I lost the footage but really this is two pieces from Dollar Tree. So this is the bottle cap um little sign in their metal section and then just one of their candle holders. It's already white so again you're just gluing it. I use E6000 just to glue the little bottle cap on top and now I have another one of these um for my soap. So this I just again want to show you so I also use this in my kitchen because I already had one. I use it over and I put some of my little Ray Dunn pieces um near it and on it to give it kind of some height. So really easy to make and really cute accent for your kitchen. The next three DIYs are just super simple kitchen signs. I love using placemats because if anything gets on them you can just wipe them right off. So I'm just finding the center point here of my sign as well as the center point of my placemat and then I'm just gonna cut it out to size. That's it. I cut it down. I glue it onto the sign and now I have a cute kitchen sign. This one another easy one. A little Dollar Tree sign here. I will pop out that little center and this is some cute paper off to the side here that where it says Delicious Dairy. It was a roll of wrapping paper that I picked up at Daiso and I just cut that little piece out. I did another DIY with this paper. I will link it up here in the top corner here if you want to see another kitchen DIY video. I'll also link it at the end of the video. You can do this with any kind of wrapping paper, Cricut, print something out on your printer. You can tell this is very very easy but it's a way to customize what your kitchen looks like and I only spent $1.25 and used some paper that was in my stash. This is made with one of the chalkboard signs and one of these stencils here. They're oh, I always forget what they're like. Silkscreen, that's the word. Stencils. I picked it up. I do believe it Michaels and you just you just run the paint right across it. I didn't have that on camera. Then I'm just going to cut some wooden dowels down to size to make a frame for this coffee sign. I just stick them into a piece of styrofoam there, floral foam, and I'm just going to paint them with the Waverly Antique Wax and I just sand down the edges and then I just glue them down onto around the sign and it makes a really cute border and I really like how it almost looks coffee stained. I'm just going to take the back of a frame, glue it to the back of this sign and that makes it so it can stand up. So here's three really easy and quick signs that you can make for your kitchen. I hope you enjoyed these farmhouse kind of neutral vintagey decor pieces for your kitchen and if you'd like to see more, check out these videos and until next time, happy crafting!