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Watermelon Dollar Tree Wreath with Testors Craft Paint

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watermelon wreath from the dollar tree

Grab your supplies to make a watermelon dollar tree wreath and add something special to your front door. Add Testors paints to a pizza pan is an inexpensive way to spruce up a wreath for any season. Ever since I made pizza pan wreaths for the holidays, I have been trying to think of other occasions they would work for. Well, summer and watermelons it is!

This post is sponsored by Testors, however, all projects and opinions are my own.

dollar tree wreath

Dollar Tree Wreath

You can actually watch my methods for painting and applying vinyl to a spray painted surface in the video below. Just click play!

Can’t watch the video or miss some of the information? You can also follow along below!

Supplies needed:

supplies to make a dollar tree wreath

How to Make a Watermelon Wreath

Now it is time to make your dollar tree wreath. This door hanger is easy to make and will make a welcome addition for guests this summer.

How to Paint a Pizza Pan

Start with your pizza pan and spray paint it in the color of your choice. I am using this gorgeous pink from Testors. Be sure that the pan itself is clean and that all glue has been removed. Be sure to do this outdoors and use several light coats a few minutes apart to paint the pan. Allow to dry 24 hours before continuing.

testors craft paint on a pallete

Then start adding the green “ring” portion to your pan. I started with the Avocado green color and painted the outer most edge of the pizza pan. Brush on light coats and allow to dry before adding additional coats. I ended up with about four coats in this area.

painting green on dollar tree wreath

Then add the Pistachio green color inside of the darker green. Again just brush on light coats allowing them to dry in between coats. I did about three coats in this area.

how to paint a watermelon wreath

Adding Vinyl to a Spray Painted Surface

Cut permanent vinyl on your Cricut machine and weed away any excess. Then you are ready to apply it to your pizza pan to complete the wreath.

When you are adding adhesive vinyl to a spray-painted surface, it is best to allow the paint to cure for 72 hours before adding. This will ensure the paint does not peel from the surface when you are using transfer tape. In this case, I had waited over 24 hours but I wanted to finish the wreath, so I used a trick in order not to use transfer tape. I cut black vinyl then white vinyl in an offset around it. I applied the black vinyl to the white using transfer tape.

welcome cut from permanent vinyl

Remove the transfer tape and then you have a sticker that you can apply to the surface with no transfer tape required. I made sure that the white offset was all one piece. Then I applied to the center of the pizza pan.

how to put vinyl on spray painted surface

Then I peeled each of the watermelon seeds and put them randomly all over the wreath. I like the look of them randomly but you could cut them in a pattern if you wish.

vinyl added to pizza pan

How to Make a Ribbon Bow

Cut a few different ribbons to about 7 to 7 1/2 inches in length. I also either cut the ends at an angle or in a “V”.

ribbon cut for a bow

Stack ribbons randomly then scrunch in the center and add a wire tie to hold it together. Pull tight and trim any excess wire tie. Then cover the center with a small piece of ribbon and hot glue into place.

how to make an easy ribbon bow

Finishing the Dollar Tree Wreath

Hot glue the bow to the wreath. I like mine slightly off-center but you can add to any area you would like. Add a ribbon to the back with hot glue for hanging it on your door.

watermelon pizza pan wreath

Sealing Your Wreath

You will want to make sure to use permanent vinyl on your wreath. If you will be using it outdoors, be sure to seal the entire thing with a few coats of sealer. Something like Polycrylic works well. This will protect your wreath from the elements and make it last as long as possible.

So, are you ready to make this watermelon wreath for yourself? Head to the dollar store to pick up supplies to make your own. I know you will love how this one looks and just how easy it is to make.

watermelon dollar tree wreath

Testors paints make this project easy to make. So, grab those supplies and get started! Summer is coming and you will be ready with this dollar tree wreath.

watermelon wreath from the dollar tree

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watermelon dollar tree wreath
Watermelon Dollar Tree Wreath

Make a dollar tree wreath with Testors craft paint and some dollar store supplies! This watermelon wreath will look great on your door this summer.

Supplies

  • Testors Spray Paint NOTE: You can purchase these at Menards and also Fleet Farm.
  • Testors Acrylic Paint NOTE: You can find this paint at Menards, Do It Best, and True Value.
  • Pizza pan
  • Paintbrush
  • Cricut machine
  • Vinyl
  • Weeding tools
  • Transfer tape
  • Scraper
  • Ribbon

Instructions

How to Paint a Pizza Pan

  • Start with your pizza pan and spray paint it in the color of your choice. I am using this gorgeous pink from Testors. Be sure that the pan itself is clean and that all glue has been removed. Be sure to do this outdoors and use several light coats a few minutes apart to paint the pan. Allow to dry 24 hours before continuing.

  • Then start adding the green “ring” portion to your pan. I started with the Avocado green color and painted the outer most edge of the pizza pan. Brush on light coats and allow to dry before adding additional coats. I ended up with about four coats in this area.

  • Then add the Pistachio green color inside of the darker green. Again just brush on light coats allowing them to dry in between coats. I did about three coats in this area.

Adding Vinyl to a Spray Painted Surface

  • Cut permanent vinyl on your Cricut machine and weed away any excess. Then you are ready to apply it to your pizza pan to complete the wreath.

  • When you are adding adhesive vinyl to a spray-painted surface, it is best to allow the paint to cure for 72 hours before adding. This will ensure the paint does not peel from the surface when you are using transfer tape. In this case, I had waited over 24 hours but I wanted to finish the wreath, so I used a trick in order not to use transfer tape. I cut black vinyl then white vinyl in an offset around it. I applied the black vinyl to the white using transfer tape.

  • Remove the transfer tape and then you have a sticker that you can apply to the surface with no transfer tape required. I made sure that the white offset was all one piece. Then I applied to the center of the pizza pan.

  • Then I peeled each of the watermelon seeds and put them randomly all over the wreath. I like the look of them randomly but you could cut them in a pattern if you wish.

How to Make a Ribbon Bow

  • Cut a few different ribbons to about 7 to 7 1/2 inches in length. I also either cut the ends at an angle or in a “V”.

  • Stack ribbons randomly then scrunch in the center and add a wire tie to hold it together. Pull tight and trim any excess wire tie. Then cover the center with a small piece of ribbon and hot glue into place.

  • Finishing the Dollar Tree Wreath

  • Hot glue the bow to the wreath. I like mine slightly off-center but you can add to any area you would like. Add a ribbon to the back with hot glue for hanging it on your door.

Sealing Your Wreath

  • You will want to make sure to use permanent vinyl on your wreath. If you will be using it outdoors, be sure to seal the entire thing with a few coats of sealer. Something like Polycrylic works well. This will protect your wreath from the elements and make it last as long as possible.

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