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Transform four dollar-store frames into a winningly chic frame lantern.
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A dollar-store T-shirt — plus items found around the home — are all you need to make a comfy cat tent.
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DIY tube socks into super-cute baby leg warmers.
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A glass bowl and martini glass can be combined to make the ultimate chip and dip bowl.
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Hair appliances cluttering your bathroom counter? Get a file box and some command hooks.
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Dollar-store command hooks can also make a super convenient way to store your measuring spoons.
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DIY an eye-catching rope basket using a dollar-store laundry basket.
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Hit up the toy section to make the coolest smart phone tripod ever.
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You can also use dollar-store items to DIY a case stand for your smart phone that makes reading — or watching media — a snap!
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DIY a crib rail cover using a pool noodle.
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Use dollar-store paint trays as cupcake-decorating plates.
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Turn a dollar-store pencil cup into something beautiful.
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Dollar-store sponges can also be used to keep you cool out in the sun.
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Combine a muffin tin with plastic cups to make a wonderfully mobile storage center for art supplies.
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Give your laptop an upgrade by covering it with wood-grain contact paper from the dollar store.
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Mount dollar-store ice cube trays to the wall to display Shopkins or other small toys in style.
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Dollar-store silverware is ideal for making this kitchen-perfect hook rack.
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Cool dorm decoration alert: Use ice-pop sticks to display fake succulents in impressive fashion.
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Use a clear shower curtain liner to make a dry-erase sheet you can draw all over.
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Use plastic wineglasses to serve cupcakes (and a generous helping of M&M's).
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Give sandals a tropical feel by garnishing them with balloons.
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Craft boxes are perfect for organizing barrettes and hair ties.
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Make fun window art with dollar-store frames, glue, and food coloring.
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Have a lot of cats? A dollar-store vegetable tray makes a purrfect feeding station.
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You can also use a vegetable tray to DIY the perfect color mixing station.
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But wait, there's more! You can also use the tray to mold flowers out of dirt or sand.
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Transform a stackable bin into a doll swing.
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Use a small dollar-store canvas to turn a favorite old T-shirt into wall art.
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Add a pop of color to your bathroom by filling soap dispensers with glass gems and faux flowers.
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Wow your kids or guests by making a s'mores station out of dollar-store cake pans and candlesticks.
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Or use the same purchases to make an incredible homework caddy.
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Light up an outdoor walkway by sticking solar lights into cups filled with rocks.
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Never worry about putting anything hot on your table again with some dollar-store pebbles.
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Stop yourself from losing playing cards by storing them in travel soap box holders.
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Buckets are a good choice for organizing art supplies.
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A serving tray and bowl make a charming birdbath.
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Use a mesh laundry bag to hold sand toys at the beach.
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DIY on-the-wall storage for your kid's magnetic toys using dollar-store pizza pans.
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Dish racks make organizing school supplies easy.
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A utensil tray is the key to keeping your toothbrushes organized.
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A utensil tray can also make a cool jewelry holder.
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Speaking of jewelry holders, you can make a fun one using dollar-store tea cups and glue.
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Paint a round placemat to make a cool and colorful decoration.
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Keep your car clean by using a cereal container as a trash can.
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You can make this impressive-looking wreath with just a few dollars.
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Kitchen sponges can be used to make low-cost ice packs for lunch boxes.
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Bring straws with you in a toothbrush container.
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Love Halloween? DIY this candy bowl using a dollar-store skeleton, display platter, glue and spray paint.
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Use wrapping paper to beautify your plastic storage bins.
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Here's a good one for a dorm room — wrap transparent ribbon around LED lights for extra flair.
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Transform a dollar-store hula hoop into a stunning chandelier.
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DIY dollar-store placemats into ridiculously cute throw pillows.
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Make an unforgettable ice cream bar by putting sprinkles and crushed cookies in shaker jars.
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DIY this backyard tic-tac-toe game with a shower curtain, tape, and Frisbees.
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Set up carnival games in your backyard using nothing but dollar-store finds.
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DIY a table lantern using glowsticks, dish detergent, and a jar.
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Dip suction-cup arrows in paint to take backyard archery to the next level.
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You can also make an unforgettable chandelier using dollar-store clothespins plus wire fencing or a tomato cage.
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A dollar-store mirror and spray-painted wooden skewers make a stylish wall dressing.
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Craft sticks (and some paint) can be combined to make an eye-catching, geometric accent wall.
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Dollar-store thumbtacks and candles can be combined to create a candle that is anything but average.
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If tea lights are more your thing, try putting them in dollar-store glassware covered by accent stones.
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Tea lights can also be memorably displayed with clothespins.
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A dollar-store spice rack makes an awesome way to organize office supplies on your desk.
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You can bling out a locker with dollar store finds and a healthy amount of washi tape.
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Speed up mornings by using dollar-store cups to organize your toothbrushes.
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You can also speed up mornings with dollar-store shower curtain rings, which keep hairbands organized.
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Dollar-store baskets are amazing for outdoor activities.
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Here's a fun one — use a tomato cage and grass skirt to put Cousin Itt from The Addams Family on your porch.
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Freeze dollar-store toys and trinkets in water to make “ice eggs.”
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Ice-pop trays are surprisingly ideal for organizing crayons.
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DIY a Mason Jar soap pump with dollar-store stuff.
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DIY this cool spotlight lamp using a dollar-store pencil basket.
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Make this Anthropologie-inspired mirror with a dollar-store mirror and silk flowers.
