I decided to keep our Christmas tree up all year, and now it’s time to decorate it for spring. Come see how I made 5 dollar store spring crafts and ornaments for our Spring Christmas Tree.
5 NEW Spring Dollar Store Craft Ideas
All of the decorations that I made for my Spring Christmas tree can also be used to decorate other areas of your home – in case you put your Christmas tree away back in January like a normal person!!!
Watch this video tutorial to see how I made all of these spring dollar store crafts!!
Dollar Tree Painted Spring Door Hangers and Signs
You can easily transform these little dollar store sings with a little bit of chalk paint. Hot glue on some dollar store flowers, and you’re in business!
Dollar Tree Painted Spring Shiplap Signs
You can easily transform these little dollar store sings with a little bit of chalk paint. Hot glue on some dollar store flowers, and you're in business!
Materials
- Dollar Tree hanging signs - any shape or style will work
- white and dark gray chalk paint - optional: black chalk paint as well
- paint brushes - a wide flat brush and a fine point brush
- pen
- straight edge or ruler
- TO DECORATE:
- paper seed pots
- craft foam
- silk flowers
- twine
- hot glue
Instructions
- Prep your hanging signs: remove any metal letters and sand off any glitter if necessary.
- Paint the front surface of the hanging sign with two coats of white chalk paint. Allow to dry between coats.
- Using the pen and straight edge, draw horizontal lines at different intervals across the sign.
- Paint over the lines lightly with a fine-point paint brush and dark gray chalk paint.
- Decorate your sign: OPTION 1: Paint black lettering and hot glue some twine-wrapped silk flower sprigs. OPTION 2: Cut paper seed pot in half. hot glue styrofoam into the pot and then hot glue the half-pot to the sign. Stuff with silk flower stems.
Mini Hanging Lavender Spring Pots
These paper seed starting pots are perfect for filling with dollar store lavender flowers.
Mini Hanging Lavender Spring Pots
These paper seed starting pots are perfect for filling with dollar store lavender flowers.
Materials
- seed starting paper flower pots (from the Dollar Tree)
- craft styrofoam
- pen
- penblade
- hole punch
- hot glue gun and hot glue
- faux lavender flowers
- wire cutters
- twine
- scissors
Instructions
- Use a pen to trace the top of a paper pot onto the styrofoam.
- Use a penblade to cut out the foam into a shape that fits into the paper pot. Cut the sides of the foam at an angle, so the foam sits nicely inside the paper pot.
- Punch two holes into the paper pot - on on each side.
- Stuff the foam into the paper pot.
- Cut apart the silk flower sprig. Push the leaves up higher in the stem towards the flowers. Then use wire cutters to cut apart each spring of flowers. Cut them down so they are short enough to fit nicely into the paper pot.
- Stick the flowers into the foam, and adjust until arranged nicely. Secure everything in place with hot glue.
- Hang by running twine through the two holes in the paper pot.
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Oversized Rope Easter Eggs
Dollar Tree sells nautical decorative rope. Secure the rope with hot glue to wrap giant eggs.
Jumbo Rope Easter Eggs
Use dollar store nautical rope to transform jumbo styrofoam Easter eggs.
Materials
- nautical jute rope
- large foam Easter eggs
- hot glue gun and hot glue
- scissors
- twine
Instructions
- Cut the tag off the foam egg.
- Start at one end of the egg. Start with a big "blob" of glue on the end of the egg. Twirl an end of the rope and set in place.
- Continue to twirl the rope, securing with hot glue along the way at intervals of about 1-2 inches.
- At the end, replace the ribbon hanger with a loop of twine.
Notes
How much rope do I need to buy? I found that I could cover one large egg with about 1 1/3 packet of Dollar Tree rope. So 4 packets of rope for 3 large eggs.
Mini Carrot Spring Dollar Store Wreath
These little twine carrots from Dollar Tree are SO stinkin’ cute! Secure them to a mini wreath form to create a wreath that can be hung on its own or layered with a spring greenery wreath.
Mini Carrot Dollar Store Wreath
These little twine carrots from Dollar Tree are SO stinkin’ cute! Secure them to a mini wreath form to create a wreath that can be hung on its own or layered with a spring greenery wreath.
Materials
- mini metal wreath form
- 24 orange twine-wrapped carrots (from Dollar Tree)
- hot glue gun and hot glue
- burlap ribbon
- scissors
- twine
Instructions
- Hot glue each mini carrot to the metal wreath form. Use two "blobs" of hot glue per carrot, and you should get a secure enough hold.
Repeat the process all the way around the wreath form with the remaining 23 carrots. Leave a gap at the bottom for space to add a ribbon bow. - Flip the wreath form over, and secure across the back with just a bit more hot glue.
- Tie a bow with burlap ribbon. Secure the bow to the wreath form with twine.
Repeat the process all the way around the wreath form with the remaining 23 carrots. Leave a gap at the bottom for space to add a ribbon bow. 
I like all these crafts! I have a friend who decorates a tree all year long. I love the carrot wreath – would love to find enough carrots to make wreaths for my kitchen cabinets! So far, every Dollar Tree I’ve been in has sold out of the carrots. Hopefully they’ll get in more shipments!
The little paper pots with the purple flowers in them would look adorable hanging in a window or on a door. and, I adore the signs you’ve made for your tree! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much, Barbara! Have a fantastic week 🙂
I like your Spring Tree! I have a 6′ Grapevine tree that I decorate with 3 different themes, per year. It is absolutely loved by everyone that comes to our home. My husband and son built me a 2×4, t-pee frame. Then, we took a brad nail-er and nailed the grapevine as we wrapped the vine around the tree. I live in a Log-Timber-frame home so the tree fits our style. Thank you for sharing your Spring tree.