Hello Bargain Family! Today, I'll be showing you how I made this chandelier using Dollar Tree products. This was a challenge! I didn't want the chandelier to be just beads. I know that's one of the more popular items to use from Dollar Tree to create a chandelier. Trying to come up with something took awhile but I'm proud of how it turned out. Now I know the acrylic gems Dollar Tree carries can be hard to find so I found a great substitute at Michaels. They have the gems priced at $4.99 but never pay full price for something at Michaels! They always have coupons. I used a 50% off coupon to get a pack for $2.50. There's more gems in the Michaels pack compared to the Dollar Tree packs. These are the gems www.michaels.com/ashland-acryl... You'll also need a round string of beads. Dollar Tree carries beaded necklaces you'll use but the color options aren't the best there so many people prefer to spray paint them. If you want your beads white like mines, you can save time by just buying the white beads somewhere else. You'll need at least 3 packs of the beaded necklaces Dollar Tree carries to do exactly what I did in this tutorial. That's $3.00 there. For 50% off at Hobby Lobby I was able to buy a 25ft roll for the same price but the difference is I didn't have to spray paint the beads white so I ended up saving time and money. This chandelier is super customizable! Remember, if you want to add or take away something I did to yours, you always can! This is how I chose to make my own, you can make yours however you see fit. I hope you all enjoy!
Bethany
Products Used:
Plastic Bowl
Acrylic Gems
-I used two packs.
Beaded Necklaces or String of Pearls
-If you're getting the beaded necklaces from Dollar Tree, you will need
spray paint unless you like the colors they've got available.
Wire Hanging Basket
White Spray Paint (if you want the basket white)
Hot Glue Gun
Heavy Duty Glue
-E600, Super Glue, Super Glue Fix All etc.
Round Glass
Fairy Lights
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