Dollar Tree Easter Craft: Easy Carrot Wreath DIY

Are you looking for a fun Dollar Tree Easter Craft? Then grab a glue gun and some packs of faux carrots, and let’s have some fun!

Author: Beth Kingston

Download, print, and cut out the Dollar Store Carrot Wreath Patterns. Then trace onto cardboard with a pencil.
Cut a large circle from recycled cardboard with scissors.
Cut a smaller circle from recycled cardboard by piercing the point of the scissors through the center and then cutting out the center circle.
Paint the whole wreath form (front, back and sides) with orange acrylic craft paint. Let dry and apply a second coat, if necessary.
Once dry, fit the carrots around the wreath form until you are pleased with the composition. The eight-inch wreath form pattern will fit 20 of the orange twine wrapped carrots.
Remove the carrots and attach them one at a time to the base of your wreath form using a hot glue gun and glue sticks. You can also use liquid craft glue, just allow for drying time.
The last carrot was a bit of a tight fit, so gently squeeze the styrofoam carrot between your fingers and thumb, and then insert it, securing it with glue.
Tie a bow with pastel plaid ribbon, cut a triangular notch from each end, and attach to the bottom of the wreath using a dab of hot glue.
Trace the price tag pattern onto white cardstock and cut with scissors, then hand-write CARROTS 25₵ EACH with a green marker, and then outline the tag with an orange marker.
Attach the tag to the wreath with a length of skinny yellow ribbon tied in a bow through the plaid bow. Glue a loop of skinny yellow ribbon to the back of the wreath form to create a hanger.

If you want to dress up your carrot wreath, even more, any of the following would be the perfect addition to your carrot wreath!