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  • Dollar Tree Skulls Upcycle

    Dollar Tree Skulls Upcycle

    Maybe last week, when I showed you the easy chevron witch’s hat, you noticed that fabulous skull it was sitting atop.

    Dollar Tree Skull Upcycle {rainonatinroof.com} #halloween #upcycle #skull

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    That’s the skull.

    After my Dollar Tree pumpkins upcycle, I was hooked on some fall / Halloween upcycling.

    Enter this Dollar Tree skull upcycle.

    If you run out to your local Dollar Tree, you may find these skulls in this state:

    Dollar Tree Skull Upcycle {rainonatinroof.com} #halloween #upcycle #skullHe’s definitely not bad as is.

    He’s freaky looking.

    And freaky looking for Halloween is good.

    But, you guys know I love me some glitter and maybe even a little more freakishness than the average person.

    As Carrie Bradshaw would say, “Let your freak flag fly.”

    I’m beginning to think I should add “Sex and the City references” to my blog description. Hmmm…

    Anyway, to add more of those two things, glitter and freakishness, I gave him a good coat of this glossy black spray paint, and then used glue in his eye sockets to adhere some orange glitter.

    But that wasn’t good enough.

    I felt this skull needed to really be put on display. He wanted to be noticed.

    He didn’t just want his freak flag to fly, he wanted it to soar.

    I pulled out a couple of thrift store candlestick holders and spray painted them orange.

    Dollar Tree Skull Upcycle {rainonatinroof.com} #halloween #upcycle #skullJust like with the chevron witch’s hat, I threw some glitter on them while the paint was still wet.

    The candlestick holders took a full day to really dry. When they were dry, I added some hot glue around the top rims and stuck those skulls on there.

    Dollar Tree Skull Upcycle {rainonatinroof.com} #halloween #upcycle #skullThe disco ball skull, as I call him, is not a Dollar Tree upcycle. I bought him a few years back after Halloween when he was on clearance for a few bucks. I felt him and the other skulls could be great freakshows together.

    Dollar Tree Skull Upcycle {rainonatinroof.com} #halloween #upcycle #skull

    Dollar Tree Skull Upcycle {rainonatinroof.com} #halloween #upcycle #skull

    When Grunt Labor saw it, he said, “Whoa, those are freaky.”

    Mission accomplished.

    Looking for more Halloween goodness? See these:

    Glam and Spooky Halloween Home Tour – I love Halloween; this is how I do it!

    Double Double Toil and Trouble Printable Art – perfect for easy Halloween art!

    DIY Skull Candleholder – so easy and uses skulls from The Dollar Tree!

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