Diy decorative lanterns

Southern Yankee DIY DIY Outdoor Lanterns : Make these farmhouse lanterns for only $3! They are perfect for indoor or outdoor use!

Light up your backyard with these glowing orbs of twine. Words and photos: Sheryl Burson Fairy lights don’t have to be simply strung along a fence or door frame. These rustic globes will brighten up an outdoor living space or a vertical garden, and can easily be moved around depending on the season and décor needs. They’re easy to make, too (though gluey twine can bring back memories of sticky-fingered days of kindy). If you wish to use your orbs in a shady place, use battery-powered fairy…

With only one board of wood, you can create two rustic DIY lanterns with our step-by-step tutorial. All you need is a 1" x 8" x 8' pine board for $8 - wow!

The ultimate wood lantern tutorial! Plans for three different sizes, and three different styles. Build in bulk for a wedding, or a few to add decor to your space, these beautiful wood lanterns are inexpensive and easy to make. Free step by step plans with video, diagrams, shopping and cut lists from Ana-White.com

HGTV.com shows how to make farmhouse-inspired lanterns for less than $10.

This easy to make basket solar light feature will illuminate your patio and and the glass prisms will add shimmer! quick project! #MyRepurposedLife #easy

If you are looking for the perfect way to decorate your home on a low budget you must make this Dollar Tree lantern. This dollar tree craft for the home is great if you are looking to save money with upcycled crafts.

How to Take a plastic dollar tree fence panel and turn it into a beautiful farmhouse lantern that will make your home decor pop.

If you're looking for a way to add a little warmth and personality to your home, try one of these DIY lantern tutorials.

I used to think I was creative, but then I watched a lady named Lynn take $4 worth of Dollar Tree plastic dishes and storage containers, like this: ... and turn them into a vintage galvanized kitchen scale: Um. WHAT? Admit it, if I didn't have that first photo, you'd never believe this. You can check out Lynn's original post in the Facebook group "Dollar Trees Creative Minds" for more details on how she did it: the "metal" is a sponged-on paint finish and the dial is a print-out. She's not…