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Dollar Store Party Serving Inspiration

1 September 2010 16,209 views 5 Comments Pin It

by heather

Decorchick threw an adorable party for her daughter, and shared some of her dollar store crafted secrets for making the party pretty! She made dollar store hurricane glasses and decorated them with pretty rhinestone decals. Then she filled them with simple but pretty candy-dipped pretzel rods. She got her rhinestone decals at Hobby Lobby, but you could simulate the look with those rhinestone decals in the craft section at the dollar store, or how about taking a fingernail jewel kit from the makeup section and decorating the glasses with those? [see the dollar store decorated party here]

Project Estimate:

  • Vase, $1
  • Candle stick, $1
  • E6000 glue, on hand
  • Rhinestone decals, $1 and up

Total: $3

She wrote a post about how she made the hurricane glasses.

She also made a cute serving tray with a dollar store plate (pink polka-dots!) glued to a candle stick. When you're planning a party, remember you want to add varying heights to serving dishes to add drama. Also, notice the blue mason jar vase in the background (it has pink flowers in it - such a pretty combo). Be sure to visit her blog to see the rest of the party.

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5 Comments »

  • Sophia said:

    Oh, how pretty! I just made some hurricanes just like that and was trying to think of how best to embellish them. I’ll have to try some rhinestones!!

  • breanna said:

    CUTE CUTE CUTE!!! i love that little serving tray…the ones i’ve been making so far aren’t inherently food safe, so i really like that this one is!

    gluing those rhinestones was a stroke of sparkly genius!! can’t wait to whip up a few!!

  • Emily@Decorchick said:

    Thanks so much again Heather for this feature! Really appreciate it! :)

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  • Fatnsassymama said:

    I love your site and these decorations are to die for!!! So so cute!!!

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