Dollar Tree Wall Tile Ornament DIY

Hello Sweet Friends,
The project that I am sharing with you today is a Dollar Tree wall tile ornament DIY. It is created using a Dollar Tree wood ornament cut-out, and a, you guessed it, DT wall tile.

I just love using the DT wall tiles in my craft ideas. They seem to add a vintage or antique vibe to almost any project, but for a fraction of the cost of the real thing.

Follow along for the instructions on how to make this piece of Christmas decor. I hope you like it as much as I do.

Supply list

DT wood ornament cut-out
DT wall tile
ribbon and Christmas embellishment
pen or marker
scissors
glue gun
Waverly chalk paint, color plaster and Waverly antique wax
twine or ribbon for hanger

To begin this project, I simply traced the ornament onto the wall tile. I find that using the back side of the wall tile is easier than the front because it is a flatter surface. After I cut the design out, I simply discard the peeled-off back layer.

Then I glued the wall tile onto the ornament cut-out, and trimmed any uneven edges.

It was then time to paint the ornament. I chose my favorite paint again for this project, Waverly chalk paint in the color plaster. It took two coats to get good coverage with dry time in between.

And then to give it a more vintage vibe, I lightly brushed some Waverly antique wax onto the piece. I just love how this is LOOKING at this point.

Now the ornament was ready for some embellishments. I tied a dark red bow and glued it on, along with some faux foliage and berries. Then I also glued a ribbon loop for a hanger on the back.

The project was nearly finished at this point, but I decided to add something else that I found in Dollar Tree; a lovely little ivory colored rose. Can you believe it was found in the Halloween craft supplies?