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Guest Dollar Store Genius: Tiered Bowl

3 November 2008 4,734 views 4 Comments

by heather

Barbara from Craftsty made this amazing display bowl to show off her adorable mushrooms.

Project Estimate:

  • 3 bowls, $3
  • 2 candlesticks, $2
  • Strong glue (E6000 on hand)

Total Cost: $5

This is a great idea for the holidays! Simple holiday decorating! Or use it for your next craft show display.

Barbara:
I made a 3 tier bowl set from items from my local dollar store!  The total cost was $5.00 and some strong glue because mine were made out of glass.  I bought 3 bowls and 2 candle sticks.  Set one bowl upside down and glue a candle stick in the middle and repeated again then place the last bowl uptop the candle stick.  Let it dry and flip over now you have a 3 tier bowl set.   They can be used for centerpieces with fruit or candies but I use mine in my craftroom.

Thanks for sharing your dollar store genius with us, Barbara!

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4 Comments »

  • Traci said:

    I made this with a dinner plate and saucer…..I LOVE MINE….I need to try your idea now! Thanks for sharing.

  • Suzanne said:

    I just found your blog today – it’s so fun!!! I will be going to the dollar store tomorrow to get the stuff to make this!! Thank You!

  • Pepper Scraps » Super Surfing Sunday said:

    [...] Tiered Bowl – Today my husband and I are going to be decorating. This is a neat idea and I think it would make a really neat candy dish and a great centerpiece! [...]

  • Masquerade Party Ideas? (Candy Buffet!) | Dollar Store Crafts said:

    [...] own tiered serving dishes from trays and a candlestick, like this one at Tatertots & Jello, or this tiered bowl would also be especially great for a colorful candy display. Don't overlook the cylindrical vases! [...]

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