Today's Dollar Tree DIY has a snowball theme and I'm obsessed with this! I have nothing like this in my Christmas decor collection, so now I'm going to share with you guys how I put this together. Obviously, the first step is showing you all the materials that I've used to put this together.

Not my cheapest Dollar Tree DIY, but I think it was completely worth it. It doesn't look cheap to me, like you would sometimes expect from some DIYs to be from Dollar Tree. I think this turned out super cute and very charming, very rustic in a farmhouse so style, and it's very trendy. I'm hoping that you guys love this, and it's very easy to do, so you shouldn't have really too much problems being able to replicate this.

I went to Dollar Tree and grabbed some picture frames. Grabbed a wire basket, some foam balls they're just foam craft balls. And then the galvanized letters actually came from Walmart, which were a dollar 98 I believe, a piece, and I just bought four to spell out snow. To kind of go with the fact that I was gonna have this little bucket of faux snowballs.

I used just my cutting tool, which I got at Hobby Lobby, and I used a little bit of hot glue, that was basically all that you needed to put this together. I took apart those picture frames from Dollar Tree and found my favorite scrapbook piece of paper that I thought complemented the frame and the galvanized letter really well.

And then I've always laid down the scrapbook paper first, especially if I'm gluing anything that's kind of like 3-dimensional. I don't know if it's three-dimensional but you know I mean if it's like bulky I'm not gonna put the glass frame first; I'm gonna put the paper first so that I can then hot glue the object to the paper, and then I still keep the glass frame I just put it behind the image. Just to kind of give it some extra support in the picture frame.

And that way if I ever want to repurpose these picture frames into something else, I'll always still have the glass frame that came with it. And as soon as I picked out my scrapbook paper, I cut it to size fit it into the frame and then I used a little bit of hot glue to add the letters to the center of the frame.

I love these picture frames; I don't know if you can really tell but they have like this dark brown wood effect so I thought it really complemented like the whole look that I was going for. Yeah, that's basically it. So I just did that for all four frames and I will say that the W is actually an M, but Walmart I could not find a W so I just repurposed the M and turned it upside down, and it was just a W for me.

Once I completed my frames, I took my wire basket which also got at Dollar Tree, and they have these baskets in black as well. And of course, if you really needed to, you could always spray-paint them to like whatever color you want. And then I just filled it up with a couple of these little packages of these foam balls from the craft aisle at Dollar Tree.

And poured those in; love how there's like different sizes and then they are selling some of the bigger large foam balls individually, so I only bought two because I just didn't want to spend that much money on faux snowballs if you will. But it was as simple as just opening up the package pouring them into the basket, and then I saved the two individual larger foam balls to put on top.

It was that simple. You guys again, I will list the total cost and all the materials down below for you, I hope that you guys enjoyed this video, and I'll see you again soon. Don't forget to click Subscribe leave me a comment on what you think about this DIY, and if you replicate this, go over to my Instagram and send me pictures so that I can see how it turned out.

I would love to see y'all's finished product and the different like scrap of papers that you use or picture frames etc. And my Instagram is cheap crafty girl, and I'll see you guys in my next video. Plaid week is coming soon, so stick around!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: entoday's Dollar Tree DIY has a snowball theme I'm obsessed with this I have nothing like this in my Christmas decor collection and so now I'm going to share with you guys how I put this together obviously the first step is I'm showing you all the materials that I've used to put this together not my cheapest Dollar Tree DIY I will link the total cost of the project down below but I think it was completely worth it it doesn't look cheap to me like you would sometimes expect some DIYs to be from Dollar Tree I think this turned out super cute and very charming very rustic in farmhouse so it's very trendy and I'm hoping that you guys love this and it's very easy to do so you shouldn't have really too much problems being able to replicate this but basically I went to Dollar Tree grab some picture frames and grabbed a wire basket some foam balls they're just foam craft balls and then the galvanize letters actually came from Walmart they were a dollar 98 I believe a piece and I just bought four to spell out snow just to kind of go with the fact that I was gonna have this little bucket of faux snowballs if you will and I used just my cutting tool which I got a Hobby Lobby and I used a little bit of hot glue and that was basically all that you kind of need to put this together and I took apart that picture frames from Dollar Tree and found my favorite scrapbook piece of paper that I thought complemented the frame and the galvanized letter really well and then I've always laid down the scrapbook paper first especially if I'm gluing anything that's kind of like 3-dimensional I don't know if it's three-dimensional but you know I mean if it's like bulky I'm not gonna put the glass frame first I'm gonna put the paper first so that I can then hot glue the object to the paper and then I still keep the glass frame I just put it behind the image just to kind of give it some extra support in the picture frame and that way if I ever want to repurpose these picture frames into something else I'll always still have the glass frame that came with it and then as soon as I picked out my scrapbook paper I cut it to size fit it into the frame and then I used a little bit of hot glue to add the letters to the center of the frame I love these picture frames I don't know if you can really tell but it has like this dark brown wood effect so I thought it really complemented like the whole look that I was going for and yeah that's basically it so I just do that for all four frames and I will say that the W is actually an M but Walmart I could not find a W so I just repurposed the M and turned it upside down and it was just a W for me and then once I completed my frames I took my wire basket I also got this at Dollar Tree and they have these baskets in black as well and of course if you really needed to you could always spray-paint them to like whatever color you want and then I just filled it up with a couple of these little packages of these foam balls from the craft aisle at Dollar Tree and poured those in I love how there's like different sizes and then they are selling some of the bigger large foam balls individually so I only bought two because I just didn't want to spend that much money on faux snowballs if you will but it was as simple as just opening up the package pouring them into the basket and then I saved the two individual larger foam balls to put on top and it was that simple you guys again I will list the total cost and all the materials down below for you I hope that you guys enjoyed this video and I'll see you again soon don't forget to click Subscribe leave me a comment on what you think about this DIY and if you replicate this go over to my Instagram and send me pictures so that I can see how it turned out I would love to see y'all's finished product and the different like scrap of papers that you use or picture frames etc and my Instagram is cheap crafty girl and I'll see you guys in my next video and plaid week is coming soon so stick around\n"