DIY Dollar Tree Wood Pallet Succulent Key Holder Design

11 Materials
$8
25 Minutes
Easy

This little Dollar Tree wood pallet succulent is such a fun and easy DIY. With just a few simple supplies, you can turn a plain mini pallet into a cute decorative piece filled with greenery and charm. It’s quick, budget‑friendly, and easy to customize with any succulents you love. Come craft along with me and create your own.

Materials Needed

  • Dollar Tree wood pallet
  • Succulent plants
  • Vine greenery
  • Black paint
  • Two small gold screw hooks
  • Diamond wrap gems (self‑adhesive)
  • E6000 or any strong adhesive
  • Twine
  • Scissors
  • Paintbrush
  • Hot glue
  • Wire cutters

Exact sizes, quantities, and prices for each material are listed on my blog under the materials section.


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Paint the entire pallet with black paint, covering the front, back, sides, and inner sections. Once it’s fully coated, set it aside to dry.

Twist the small gold screw hooks into the lower section of the pallet until they’re secure.

Full step‑by‑step details are on my blog.

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Cut your diamond wrap gems to fit across the pallet, then attach each strand. I removed the sticky backing and used adhesive for a stronger hold.

Add your vine and succulent pieces to the pallet using hot glue, arranging them however you like. Then attach a small loop of twine to the back for hanging.


I hope you enjoyed this simple DIY project. If you love hanging designs, be sure to check out the other ones I’ve shared below — they’re just as fun and easy to make. I’ll be back soon with another hands‑on craft. And if you enjoy video tutorials, you can also find me over on YouTube.


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Suggested materials:
  • One Wood pallet
  • Twine
  • E6000 or any adhesive
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