Since Spring and Easter are both just around the corner, I thought I'd share my Dollar Tree Easter Bunny Hat Wreath as my craft for the March Dollar Store Craft Challenge that I'm participating in with several of my blogging friends. For this challenge, we each create a craft using supplies from the Dollar Store.

Easter is just around the corner, so I stopped by the Dollar Tree to see what supplies I could find to put together an Easter Wreath. There were lots of Easter eggs, bunnies, ducks, birds, ribbon, wreaths, and more. And there are even more Easter Crafts, Supplies, and More At Dollar Tree online. The Dollar Tree is the perfect place to find affordable seasonal and holiday decor, craft supplies, and more! At the Dollar Tree, you can buy everything you need to create a Easter wreath and fun-filled Easter baskets. And Easter At Dollar Tree - Everything Is Just $1!  I will definitely shop the Dollar Tree for items for Easter baskets for both my kiddos. Anyhoo, here are photos and links to all the items I used to create my Easter Wreath:

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Last year, we had a Seahawks themed Christmas, and I plan to do the same this Christmas. So I decided to make a Seahawks Inspired Christmas Wreath using supplies from the Dollar Tree. The Dollar Tree is the perfect place to find very affordable holiday decor, craft supplies, and more. I often purchase wreath forms, ribbon, mesh, ornaments, and other craft supplies from the Dollar Tree.

The Dollar Store (Tree) is one of my favorite stores to shop for everything from craft supplies, coloring books, holiday decor, holiday and birthday cards, and even cleaning supplies!  So I've joined some of my blogging friends for a Dollar Store Craft Challenge.  Each of us is sharing a project we created using items from the Dollar Store. After reading my post, I hope you'll stop by to see what amazing Dollar Store crafts my friends are sharing today. You can find the links to their blogs are the end of this post.

So last fall, a friend and I shared a craft booth at our first craft fair. She knits, and I crochet. I was nervous about my first craft fair, so it was great to share a booth with a buddy. I learned that there's so much that goes into preparing for a craft fair other than creating your products. You need a table cloth, signage, business cards, a cash box, a card reader, props to display your items, and more. One of the main crafts that I was featuring were my Seahawks [inspired] Crochet Hats. A couple days before the craft fair, I realized that I only had ONE baby sized hat stand. Oh no!  I wanted two more.

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I only made two resolutions for 2017, and they go hand in hand. First, I want to spend less and save more. Secondly, I'm not allowed to yarn until maybe my birthday, which is at the end of May. So with those resolutions in mind, the Dollar Tree is a great place to purchase craft supplies. All the supplies I used to make this snowman wreath were purchased from the Dollar Tree. Yes, even the yarn was purchased at the Dollar Tree. Yes, they have yarn! The yarn I used to crochet the snowman's hat and scarf are Red Heart Boutique Sashay Sparkle in Red Hot and Midas. I believe I found them there around Christmas time. But, I've also seen the Fun Fur yarns, Bernat holiday yarn, and Caron Simply Soft at the Dollar Tree for ONE DOLLAR!

When Christmas time rolls round, I enjoy decorating my home and getting in the Christmas spirit. I love making wreaths, and when it's Christmas time, I don't just make one Christmas wreath for the front door, I make at least two or three to display inside our home. I'm always revamping old wreaths, so this year, I made some changed to my Silver and Gold Mini Christmas Wreath.

This year my daughter decided she wants to be Princess Anna for Halloween. So I found her a Princess Anna costume, crocheted a hat and cape, and dug out her Olaf Trick-or-Treat Bucket from last Halloween. Last year, she used this bucket when she dressed up as Queen Elsa of Arendale.

Several years ago, I made a wreath for my mom featuring crocheted candy corn and lots of white, orange, and yellow flowers. The wreath I made for her has always been one of my favorite wreath creations, and I finally got around to making one for myself.

We've been in our home since November, but I am still tweaking the decor. This week I created a Frozen gallery wall in my daughter's room using Frozen puzzles I purchased from the Dollar Tree, TJ Maxx, and Ross (my favorite stores). I considered framing the puzzles, but they'll all very odd sizes, so I wouldn't be able to buy frames. Instead, I decided to frame them using sticks. So while at a couple playgrounds, I picked up a bunch of sticks... and a tree branch!