Mallory Carra

With glitter, felt, a sponge, paint, and more Dollar Tree supplies, you can DIY faux apple pie decor that looks real.

Create hanging organizers for your home office wall with cork trivets from IKEA, string, and a hot glue gun. The decor options are almost endless.

Mosaic or penny royal tiles can be used in creative ways to turn a simple and affordable IKEA tray table into something truly special.

Use the IKEA BOAXEL to perfectly organize your shoe closet by storing footwear in the baskets.

With one quick flip, IKEA's BEKVÄM spice rack becomes a towel holder and shelf in one — perfect for storing towels below and toiletries above.

Jeans are bulky and can take up a lot of drawer space. Learn how to fold your jeans the right way to organize your drawer and keep your pants tidy.

If you have a few thrifted plates, some ribbon, a bit of faux greenery, and a strong adhesive, you can DIY your own creative wreath wall hanging.

Don’t throw out empty coffee cans — reuse and upcycle them at home by turning them into unique planters.

Instead of tossing old vinyl records that no longer work well, turn them into something creative. This DIY turns old records into shelves.

Maximize the versatility of your Swiffer mop. Get tips on leveraging pad types and DIY cleaner for unexpected items like electronics and outdoor spaces.

Organize your shoe closet with this TikTok wire hanger hack: Simply bend the hanger into a W shape and slip your shoes on each end.

Don't throw out popsicle sticks. Reuse them by building the structure of an adorable DIY birdhouse with bird-safe glue.

After your flowers have started wilting, consider drying out the petals and placing them into sachets to bring some subtle floral fragrance to your home.

A hot glue gun and lots of beautiful seashells is all you need to craft this cute jewelry organizer that's perfect for display and organization.

Those plastic pots your new plants come in can save you money after all. You can flip them upside down to use as inexpensive plant risers.

DIY water features can be a red flag for buyers and can reduce the value of your home because of standing water can attract pests.

There are so many things you can do with blooming lavender, including DIY decor. With several long blooms, you can weave it into a lamp shade.

With this simple flower décor DIY, you'll repurpose cotton pads into beautiful faux roses by using paint or markers to color them and a glass to shape them.

Use your vintage doilies to decorate your planters with crochet thread and a needle. Here's how.

Repurpose any old toolbox by turning it into a catch-all for garden tools or small yard supplies. You can change its appearance and then hang or store it.