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{messy craft room} |
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Since Addison has been sick the last few days & we've been home, I
have had the opportunity to work on a few of her birthday projects.
If your Pinterest feed looks anything like mine,
Dollar Store Crafts
has been popping up left & right. I decided to take a peek
(probably not a good idea) & see if there was anything legit on
there. I discovered a whole new world...cheap craft heaven.
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{tiered plates} |
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{apothecary jars} |
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{tiered bowls} |
This project literally took 20 minutes, minus the dry time. It was simply a matter of washing the glassware, removing the stickers/adhesive, making sure the glassware was dry & then gluing the glassware together. Tiered bowls & plates can run upwards of $40.00 & apothecary jars are $12.00 at HomeGoods. All in all I spent under $25.00 for the supplies & have several new serving pieces for Addison's birthday party.
I love this. Makes me want to go buy the items and do it myself. I love the tiered bowls, they could be used as fruit bowls. My mind is going a mile a minute.
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