Dollar Store Block Carrot Picks for Plants

Here's a simple project using Dollar Tree stacking blocks to decorate a vase of flowers or plants for Easter. 

dollar tree blocks


This project uses the stacking blocks from Dollar Tree. 


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They are similar to the Jenga blocks I've used for many projects but smaller. 


stacking blocks



I began by gluing 6 blocks together in the shape of a carrot and one block across the top. 


blocks in shape of carrot



I used hot glue to glue the blocks together. 


On the top I drilled a small hole to add a sprig of greenery. 


drilled hole in top of block stack



Any kind of greenery will look adorable growing out of the top. 


carrot top and blocks



Orange craft paint and a dry brush gave me the distressed look I was after. 


orange paint and carrot



I used a fine grit sandpaper to sand the edges of the blocks. 


I added a wooden skewer to the back of the carrot with hot glue and it was ready to stick in a plant. 


carrot with wooden skewer



Add the carrot to a vase of flowers for a cute decorative look for Easter. 


Give a bouquet of flowers with a carrot pick for an added little gift! 


carrot in flowers



You can make several carrots from one dollar box of blocks! 


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carrot in flowers with overlay


carrot pick with overlay




Leave off the skewer and you can fill a bowl or a tiered tray with wooden carrots too. 


carrot pick in flower vase



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wooden distressed carrot in flowers






 

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I am Susan, the author and creator at Homeroad. I am a wife, mother of 4 daughters, and a grandmother of 5 and counting. I am a retired teacher, a DIY blogger and an artist at heart. .