Make an adorable DIY beehive decor (bee skep) for under $5 with this simple tutorial.

I’m so excited to share my latest Dollar Tree craft with you all. This beehive decor is super easy to make and absolutely adorable!
Plus, it would make the perfect addition to your spring and summer decor.
I have been wanting to make a bee skep forever. Last summer I made a bumble bee wreath and just loved it.
So when I spotted this bumble bee ribbon on my recent trip to Hobby Lobby I knew it would be perfect to use for a beehive.
Ready to get started? Let’s go! 🐝
Supplies Needed for Beehive Decor (Bee Skep)
- Garden Planter
- Jute Rope
- Cordless Hot Glue Gun – this is my favorite!
- Bumble Bee Wired Ribbon

How to Make a Beehive (Bee Skep)
Step 1. Attach the rope
Start by hot gluing the rope to the bottom of the garden planter.

Step 2. Continue gluing the rope
Continue gluing the rope around the planter until it is completely covered.

Step 3. Paint a black opening
The easiest way to add an opening to the beehive is to use black paint. You could definitely cut an opening, but paint is so much easier!

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Step 4. Make a bow
Create a bow using a wide wired ribbon. If you would like to see a quick tutorial for a DIY bow let me know in the comments below. 😃

Step 5. Attach the bow
Secure the bow to the top of the beehive with wire or a pipe cleaner.

Doesn’t this bee ribbon make you smile? Even better, it was 50% off!
Beehive Decor
What do you think of this cute dollar store craft? I have to say I am LOVING this little beehive!
I also added some pretty spring flowers to make it pop, but that is totally optional.

And you can’t beat the cost of under $5. I’ve seen similar bee skeps online for about $20.
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Make The Cutest Beehive Decor (Dollar Tree Craft)
Make the most adorable beehive craft or bee skep, with just a few dollar store supplies. It can be made for about $5!
Materials
- Garden Planter
- Jute Rope - 3
- Bumble Bee Wired Ribbon
Tools
- Hot Glue Gun
- Scissors
Instructions
- Start by hot gluing the rope to the bottom of the garden planter.
- Continue gluing the rope around the planter until it is completely covered.
- Paint a small circle area with black paint for the opening.
- Glue twine around the opening.
- Make a loop bow for the top of the beehive.
- Attach with wire. Add pretty spring flowers for added detail using a glue gun.
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You can find me on social media below:
Linda
Tuesday 14th of March 2023
Please send the tutorial for making the bows. I’m not naturally crafty 😬
ourcraftymom
Tuesday 21st of March 2023
Hello! I will work on a tutorial and add it to the post this weekend. Happy spring!
Christina
Tuesday 28th of February 2023
WOuld love tutorial on bow
ourcraftymom
Tuesday 28th of February 2023
Sure! I will take a video this week to show how I made it. I'm glad you like it! :)
Diana
Wednesday 15th of February 2023
would like to see tutorial on how to do ribbon
Diaana
Sunday 12th of February 2023
love to see how you made the bow
sara
Monday 29th of August 2022
how did you make your bow
ourcraftymom
Wednesday 31st of August 2022
Hi Sara! I'm actually finishing up a bow tutorial this week because I realized I haven't done one yet. I'll email it to you as soon as it is finished. :)