10 High-End Dollar Tree DIYs...Decorate your entire house on a budget!

The video starts with a DIY project inspired by landscape prints found on McGee and CO's website. The creator aims to recreate these prints using items from Dollar Tree. They purchased two 8x10 frames and canvas prints from the store. To begin, they remove the contents of the frames and use gold rubb and buff to give the frames a uniform color. Gray card stock is cut to fit the frames, and an X-Acto knife is used to ensure precision. The canvas prints are then cut and arranged behind the mats, which are glued in place before reassembling the frames. The finished product is stylishly displayed on a shelf.

The second part of the video features a craft using Dollar Tree tapered candles. The creator uses small candles to melt wax and create dots on the tapered candles using a bamboo skewer. They experiment with different colors to achieve a random and appealing look. Additionally, a clear Dollar Tree vase is transformed using rubber bands to create a pattern, which is then spray-painted with a cream color on the inside and blue on the outside. The rubber bands are removed to reveal the design. The video also includes a tip on purchasing planters during times when there's a wide selection at Dollar Tree.

The video continues with a project to enhance a Dollar Tree planter. The creator measures and cuts dowel rods to fit the top of the planter, gluing them in place to create a decorative edge. The planter is then spray-painted white. For another project, the creator finds Easter eggs at Dollar Tree and decides to change their color to match their home's decor. They spray-paint the eggs in cream and brown colors and style them in a wooden bowl. The video also mentions an Amazon live stream where the creator reviews various items, including containers by the creative Co-op, which they attempt to recreate using Dollar General glass containers with wood lids.

In the final segment, the creator shares their attempt to recreate high-end decorative items found on Studio Mickey's website using Dollar Tree products. They use white bowls, silver metallic spray paint, and black rock to mimic the look of trendy metallic serving dishes. Additionally, they recreate Anthropology's jewelry dishes using clear Dollar Tree candle holders, gold leaf, and Mod Podge. The creator also shares a simple DIY project using a Dollar Tree frog figurine and cement spray paint. The video concludes with a call to action to download June's Journey, a game sponsored in the video, and to subscribe for more content.