Try An Easy Dollar Tree Planter DIY To Beautify Your Bathroom On A Budget

Nothing elevates a bathroom like adding some plants. They provide a lovely pop of color and liven up the space.  Plus, they provide an opportunity for another lovely piece of decor: a planter. If you want to get creative with your decor, you can turn common household items into beautiful planters. For instance, you can use Dollar Tree picture frames to DIY an affordable planter. YouTuber Liz Fenwick Daily shows how she creates a planter for her bathroom with four picture frames, hot glue, and pieces of a patterned wall sticker. 

She cuts her patterned wallpaper into squares and inserts them into the picture frames. You can try using wrapping paper, scrapbook paper, or almost any other decorative paper you have on hand to fill the frames. Then, she glues the four Special Moments Black with Gold Trim Photo Frames together using hot glue to create a box-like shape. Finally, she places a plant inside the finished planter, noting that you can use a fake or real plant. The result looks very chic with the gold and black color combination contrasting with the plant. If you choose to do this DIY, there are plenty of ways to customize it.

You can choose almost anything to put inside the picture frames, including photos. Plus, the backs of the frames are still accessible after completing the DIY, which means you can change the inserts whenever you like. Aside from changing the papers, there are many ways to customize this DIY. First, you can use different picture frames. For instance, the Special Moments Retro Faux Wood Wide Picture Frames offer a rustic look at the same price. You can also experiment with larger frames if you want to fit a bigger plant. Decorating a plain picture frame can also upgrade your DIY planter. For example, you can DIY bobbin frames and attach them together for a planter.

There are many ways to decorate a bathroom on a budget, but if you are looking for a simple, affordable, stylish DIY, then this picture frame planter is a great one to try. Plus, if you like the look but do not want to put a plant inside, it may even work as a tissue box holder — just check the dimensions of the frames first. Keep your DIY planter or tissue box holder away from water, or it might fall apart.