Christmas is over, but winter is hanging on. We still have snow on the ground with more to come! In this post, I’m sharing four Dollar Tree rustic farmhouse winter DIYs that could can be displayed in your home all winter. All of these winter decor DIYs are snowflake themed, and they are all super easy and inexpensive to make.
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Rustic Farmhouse Winter DIYs
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DIY Let it Snow Sign
This wood round winter sign is so beautiful, and so easy to make. I used a wood round sign from Dollar Tree and I stained it with an oak gel wood stain. I then cut out a “let it snow” vinyl decal with my Cricut and stuck it onto the sign.
The little snowflake stickers are also from Dollar Tree, and I lightly brushed them with white paint before hot gluing them onto the sign.
The white and burlap chevron wired ribbon is from Dollar Tree, and I folded it a bunch of times and created a nice, full bow for the top of the sign.
DIY Craft Stick Snowflake
This rustic farmhouse snowflake can either be hung on the wall or displayed on a mantel. I used 12 craft sticks, six of which I left as is and hot glued in a snowflake shape.
Before gluing the sticks together, I painted all of them white.
I then cut the other six craft sticks in half and arranged them to make triangular shapes in between the other craft sticks to create a nice snowflake design.
To give it a more rustic look, I dry brushed brown acrylic paint overtop of the white. Then to soften it, I added more white paint overtop to blend it all together better.
DIY Bamboo Skewer Snowflake Sign
To make this rustic farmhouse winter sign, I started with an old Dollar Tree sign from a previous season and sanded it down.
For the base layer, I painted the sign white with chalk paint. Then I went over it and dry brushed on a sand colour, and added more white overtop to blend it all together.
To create a faux shiplap look, I measured the sign and split it into four horizontal sections and drew lines with a black pen.
For the snowflake, I used bamboo skewers. The main part of the snowflake is three skewers, two of which I cut in half so the skewer pieces would not overlap.
To make the smaller pieces of the snowflake, I cut small pieces of the skewers, then glued everything in place on the sign.
DIY Winter Wreath
This frosty, winter wreath is made with a Dollar Tree grapevine wreath and sticks for snowflakes.
I started out by spray painting the wreath with a greyish blue paint, but I didn’t like how blue it was. I then covered most of it up with brown paint. To give it a more frosty look, I dry brushed white paint overtop.
To make my snowflakes, I took a bunch of thin sticks I had gathered during the fall, and I cut them down to size. I painted all the sticks white, then hot glued them together to form the snowflakes.
To make the big bow at the bottom of the wreath, I used a wintery wire ribbon from Walmart.
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xo, Andrea
