Dollar Tree Noodling

Am I the only one with a precarious pile of cheap, old, beach towels taking up space in a closet?  Honestly, I don't know where they all come from.  We're overrun with them around here, and we don't even have a pool.

 Thanks to Blog Land, I've figured out a way to reuse them.  

Just cut them into strips and wrap them around a
Dollar Tree pool noodle 

for an beachy door wreath. 

That way, you can join the other bloggers who have gone completely

 off their noodles at a crafting party.   

                                                      

It's embellished with some terrycloth flowers made from washcloths which also came from the Dollar Tree. The petals were just adhered to some card stock with spray mount to keep them from being floppy.  

In a big surprise, I used yet another painted Dollar Tree 
sand pail to finish it off.

They love me at The Dollar Tree.

You might want to put on some sun shades for this one. 

I warn you, the colors are kind of   

bright and hot. 

But it's summertime in southeast Georgia, people.

Bright and hot are the only two colors we know.  

Total cost:  

One dollar each for the noodle, pail, towels, and sunglasses

 for a total of $4.00.
Don't you think it looks like I spent at least $4.50?

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See other noodle tricks at the  Noodle Party