If you  have been around for a while you know by now I don’t buy much that I don’t change the appearance of.   Today’s blog is no different.  When I saw my friend’s Emily’s LeCutivateur entryway blog she transformed the Dollar Tree village, I fell in love!  I went right out and grabbed me all the styles they had.  I wanted to add Christmas villages in my Christmas dining room.

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I didn’t want to paint over the signs so I used painters tape and covered over that area.

Using Rust-oleum spary paint I gave all the villages and the one tree a coat of off white paint.

It wasn’t 100% covered which is fine because I am doing something else to them anyway.  I just wanted to give them a white base.

I grabbed my pink, white and rose gold paint and mixed my own little custom color of blush.

Took a fine tip paint brush and painted the villages a soft pink.

I did take my rose gold paint and painted the little church bell, edges of the roof and the little eves above the windows, I wanted to give it a little highlight.

 

Next I took my mod podge and iridescent glitter,  I applied the glue and glitter to the roofs and areas that I left white.

Using cotton balls and mod podge, I wanted to create a look of snow on the roof tops and trees.

Don’t they look adorable?

I took the Dollar Tree battery operated tea lights and placed in the bottom of each village.

Fits perfectly!

Here is how I am styling the Dollar Tree Christmas villages.

I just love how my makeover Christmas villages turned out.  Don’t you think they look pretty darn good for one dollar each?

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