So for this project, you would go to, sign up, and then type in the store you plan to purchase from.Ĭonsequently, when completing a purchase through Ebates you earn cash back that you can have mailed to you or sent via PayPal. If you have never used Ebates, you are MISSING OUT.
Prior to us purchasing anything online, we check out Ebates, find the store, click the current deal for that store and complete our purchase. For video instructions, please check out the video tutorial below!īefore we get started I want to share an awesome tip on how you can earn cash back with your online purchases for all the items you will need to complete this project!Īs our saying goes “When Every Penny Counts, Count on Miss PlanIt.” Furthermore, we love to save money and get great deals. Okay with all that said, let’s get started. This will significantly reduce the costs for your wedding arch. My advice would be if you can wait until next year to purchase your hula hoops and pool noodles from Dollar Tree do so.
On another note, I have provided you with links for Hula Hoops and Pool Noodles that can be found on Amazon all year long. So before we get started, I want to warn you that unfortunately right now Dollar Tree does not have pool noodles or hula hoops available online or in my local Dollar Tree Stores. These are typically seasonal items that should be back available around February of next year, as Spring approaches.īut you can still check out your local Dollar Tree just in case there are any available.
POOL NOODLE FLOWER ARCH HOW TO
My goal to save brides money so they can have their dream wedding really does help in my creativity. How to Make a Dollar Tree Hula Hoop and Pool Noodle DIY Wedding Arch Directions: STEP 1: Cut your pool noodles into two 24 inch strips. But the way my creative brain works, this is exactly what I chose to create a stunning wedding arch for a soon-to-be-bride. You can DIY these mantel decor pieces, banners, lanterns, and more in a time crunch, or choose a bunch to work on throughout spooky season.The idea of using a $1 Hula Hoop and a $1 Pool Noodle from the Dollar Tree to create a wedding arch may be hard to imagine for some people. Needless to say, these DIY Halloween decoration ideas will result in tons of compliments from party guests, trick-or-treaters, and family members come All Hallows' Eve. Plus, you can get the kids in on the fun by turning these DIY decorations into Halloween crafts they can decorate their rooms with or even add to their Halloween costume. From DIY Halloween wreaths to no-carve pumpkin decoration ideas and paper garlands galore, these decoration ideas cover all budgets and skill levels. The best DIY Halloween decorations take classic symbols we associate with the holiday, like candy corn, carved pumpkins, bats, spiders, and more, and re-invent these spooky characters with a fun twist that will scare all who dare to ring your doorbell on October 31. Not only are these decoration ideas adorably spooky in the best ways, they can also be put together with materials and supplies you already have around your house. If you want to have the spookiest entrance in the neighborhood this year, or are hosting a costume party for friends and family, there are creatively creepy, easy DIY Halloween decorations that will wow your guests and trick-or-treaters. Decorating the inside and outside of your home for Halloween can go beyond carving pumpkins, attaching fake spiderwebs, and hanging orange string lights around your banister - although these are all classic go-to ideas.
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