You’re going to love these Dollar Tree Christmas crafts, perfect for beginners! Get tutorials for unique decor and gifts on a budget.
I’ll be honest. Every holiday is a Dollar Tree holiday! And before I can explain what I mean, you might be wondering if I’m getting paid to say that. And no, I’m not.
Dollar Tree just happens to be one of the many places I get craft supplies! I also go to craft stores, Target, home improvement stores, Goodwill, TJ Maxx, and anywhere else I can buy “stuff to make other stuff.”
Having said that, DT is one of those places that you have to get to early in the season if you want to get the goods. Around here, the Artist’s Corner gets cleaned out this time of year!
I hit the store early for my fall crafts and Halloween crafts and was very successful. I’m also pleased to report that I made it early for Christmas as well, and grabbed several surfaces. And got to work.
I’m really excited to show you some really cool Dollar Tree Christmas crafts I think you should try! Well not all of them. Just pick a few of these budget friendly projects . . . there are ideas to make for both decor and gifts.
Even if you don’t do the exact same project because the dollar store doesn’t have that exact surface – they will likely have something similar. They have an expansive Christmas section with wood shapes, ornaments, signs, and all sorts of other supplies.
Plus here are other items sold at the dollar store that are used in these crafts – and this isn’t everything:
So even if you happen to miss the regular DT haul of Christmas supplies, you should still be able to make a lot of the projects on this list. There are over 50 ideas, so you’re sure to find something perfect!
Take a peek and let me know your favorite ideas, or if there are some go-to Dollar Tree Christmas crafts you always try. Leave me a comment! Happy crafting and Happy Holidays!
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Frosted Christmas Luminaries with Faux “Snow”!
Use textured epsom salt and Mod Podge to make these gorgeous mason jar Christmas luminaries! These are easy and so pretty for winter.
Children can assemble their own easy holiday paper chain countdown using this tutorial! This kids advent calendar is made from construction paper, candy-free.
I've seen adhesive tiles at the Dollar Tree but never thought about using them in a craft project! I love how they look when painted, and especially as a darling snowman.
These buffalo check painted pots are a gorgeous holiday decoration or handmade Christmas gift idea! Turns out it's way easier to paint plaid than you think (and there's a video tutorial).
This easy to make peppermint plate looks good enough to eat. As a matter of fact, you CAN eat it! Grab this holiday craft idea perfect for displaying treats or decor.
Make this Christmas tree stand cover or collar using a favorite fabric and dollar store frames! Such an easy way to hide an ugly or plain tree stand. I'm thinking you could use wrapping paper too!
Add shimmer and shine to your tree this year with these unique paper ornaments! The lights of your tree will glisten off of these beautiful glitter Christmas balls. Perfect family project for the holidays!
I love nutcrackers! They're one of my favorite Christmas decor items. But I never thought of making them over! I love that these were given a girly twist.
Dollar Tree always seem to have village pieces, but maybe not in the colors you would like! No reason you can paint them yourself! This year they also had the bottle brush trees. 😮
Use this recipe to make salt dough ornaments that double as personalized gift tags – both kids and adults will love this EASY craft. Preserve the ornaments with Mod Podge.
I love those ornament tubes at Dollar Tree! This year they had green, gold, and red. You can use those cute (and inexpensive) ornaments to make a cute ornament wreath.
This oversized Christmas sleigh bell was made using two bowls! I think a few of these would be perfect for some front entryway decor or with a huge wreath.
You need simple supplies from the decor and bakeware sections of the dollar store to make this tiered stand! You can leave the pieces plain or paint them any color you like.
I love the wood tree cutouts from Dollar Tree! I get them each year and try a different technique (this year I did some painting). I love the buffalo plaid of these darling trees.
The baking section of the store always has cupcake liners! Use them to make some cute trees and then add gold stars . . . put on string to form a garland.
Learn how to decorate a candle for the holidays using mesh! This DIY Christmas candle is easy enough for beginners and makes a perfect addition to your festive decor.
When I found out these trees were made from dollar store foam board, I was pleasantly shocked! These turned out great and look so much more expensive than they were to make.
Here's a fun DIY gift for your neighbors this Christmas season – a cute Elf or Santa pot filled with candy. Grab a flower pot to paint and decorate it, then fill it up with favorites.
Looking for the crosses for Easter and Christmas this two dates are very important to me and my family during this holidays to decorate and take to the cemetery and I cannot locate them anywhere none of your stores out here in San Antonio or around the other cities have them can you help me
Oralia L Becerra
Friday 15th of March 2024
Looking for the crosses for Easter and Christmas this two dates are very important to me and my family during this holidays to decorate and take to the cemetery and I cannot locate them anywhere none of your stores out here in San Antonio or around the other cities have them can you help me