Turn inexpensive Dollar Tree art into stunning DIY wall decor! This budget-friendly craft looks amazing and no one will guess it cost nearly nothing to make.
Skills Required: Beginner. You’ll be spray painting, Mod Podging, cutting, and applying Mod Podge and Dimensional Magic. It helps to have experience with those mediums before attempting this idea.
A few years ago, I picked up some wall art from the dollar store, and to be honest, it wasn’t great. I wasn’t sure what I’d do with it, so it sat in a drawer for quite a while.
It felt like wasted potential, but I knew there had to be a way to turn it into something better. Eventually, inspiration struck, and I decided it was time to transform that lackluster piece into something worth displaying.
That’s how this quick and inexpensive Dollar Tree wall art project came to life. It’s simple, budget-friendly, and the results look far more expensive than they are. The secret ingredient? Dimensional Magic.
It adds an amazing glossy, professional-looking finish that takes the project to a whole new level. The shine and texture give the artwork a polished, high-end feel that’s hard to believe started as a dollar store find.
If you’re looking for a fun and affordable craft that won’t take much time or money, this DIY Dollar Tree wall decor is perfect for you.
It’s a great way to experiment with your creativity and make something beautiful out of what might otherwise be overlooked. Ready to get started? Here’s exactly how I did it!
Gather These Supplies
- Dollar store frame with cardboard backing (otherwise known as “special wall art”)
- Mod Podge Matte
- Mod Podge Dimensional Magic
- Spray paint
- Scrapbook paper – several sheets, colors and patterns of your choice
- Craft glue
- Paintbrush
- Scissors
- Die cutter or some way to make the floral shapes
You can use any Mod Podge formula for this project depending on the finish you are going for.
What a delightful little picture, don’t you think? How fun (and budget friendly) would it be to do a series of these, with slightly different designs? Next time.
Get the printable how to below:
DIY Dollar Tree Wall Decor
Learn how to make wall art using dollar store supplies! Easy and inexpensive.
Yield: 1 piece
Cost: $2
- Make sure the substrate underneath is completely dry – or DM can become cloudy
- Do not dry Dimensional Magic under a fan. This can cause it to crack.
Want to see some additional ideas? We’ve got a ton on the blog! Check out our ways to Mod Podge a canvas . . . plus here are some additional projects I think you’ll enjoy:
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