Use an iconic Dollar Tree staple - wooden houses - to make a creative Christmas village. Paint little wooden houses to look like a little gingerbread house village.

Skip the baking and make these cute little paper gingerbread ornaments instead. Use a few simple craft supplies to add a little sweetness to your tree.

Create a gingerbread village Christmas tree collar using carbon paper, paint, and a concrete tube—adorable and affordable!

Simple mini clay pots from the Dollar Store along with a few other supplies transform into a Clay Pot Gingerbread ornament craft just in time for the holidays.

Step into the holiday season with a delightful DIY Gingerbread House Garland that’s sure to be the centerpiece of your Christmas decor. This easy-to-follow guide will show you how to craft charming miniature gingerbread houses and string them into a festive garland.

This wooden snowflake caught my eye and I knew that I could add a little something to it to make it look awesome. Follow along with me for a DIY Dollar Tree Gingerbread Snowflake.

To create a little spoon gingerbread family. Here’s how to change your budget wooden spoons to some cute gingerbread faces for your kitchen.

Follow along with me for this DIY Gingerbread Man Sign/Ornament.

How fun is this is theme? I just love it!  Another Christmas staple that will last forever, the Gingerbread house.

Want another idea for those cup huggers? You’ve got it! I think you’re going to love this project too.

I thought I'd share how I decorated my tiered tray for Christmas this year.  I chose a gingerbread theme which might actually work well for Valentine's or a child's birthday as well as Christmas.

I wanted to pop in today and share a super quick Christmas DIY — Cardboard Gingerbread Houses.

The theme this year (and many years thereafter) is a Gingerbread House. You can’t have a gingerbread house without a gingerbread man…or let’s make that a lady in this case.

I was so completely inspired by all of the gingerbread and decided I wanted to make a big gingerbread statement piece when I returned.

Today we wanted to share with you the idea of decorating with gingerbread houses. You can incorporate works of art your loved ones have made or replicas purchased at a home decor store. No matter where your gingerbread house came from, it deserves to be displayed center stage.

This little nook in my home has been one that I’ve been putting off for a while! I’m not sure why...it’s just been a tricky one to style this Christmas season!

I could not resist making one of these Dollar Tree gingerbread house DIYs for my Christmas kitchen this year. Nearly all the work is done for you and it’s a fun painting project!

Can you say “Dollar Tree DIYs for Christmas?!” But I’m not just bringing you Dollar Tree projects, I’ve also got a ton of other options with easy-to-find supplies so you can get crafting for the holidays!

Have you noticed gingerbread items in every store this holiday season? Want to join in on the trend but have a limited budget? Save money and make these simple gingerbread DIY decor items!

Let me show you how to make the cutest DIY gingerbread Christmas Tree ornaments with acrylic paint, mod podge and puffy paint.

Create a charming gingerbread village in a crate with this easy DIY tutorial using stencils and MDF houses for the perfect outcome every time! No woodworking tools required... just use paint!

Follow along to learn how to make two simiple holiday crafts using brown paper bags.

2024 holiday season: the year of the gingerbread. Making these giant gingerbread houses was super budget friendly and can be used indoor or outdoor!