My fiancee and I got the biggest kick out of your clever username, he couldn't stop laughing. I'm 53 but it seems like only yesterday when my bestie & I were in our early twenties, having the time of our lives watching Guns & Roses perform in concert! She sadly died in a car accident that same year, so it was an especially meaningful concert, my final memory. We were young, beautiful, carefree and always laughing and creating. She and I crafted out of necessity, like buying outfits from Goodwill and reconstructing them into 80's fashion- denim, pearls & lace. Or picking up roadside discards to revamp & decorate our apartment. Being kind of poor forces you to be creative, without which we may not have both majored in fashion merchandising. You inadvertently brought back some lovely memories, thank you for that, and thank you for the awesome video. You can add me to your subscriber family! 🥰
@@tanyatmarie2263 I hate hearing about the loss of your friend, but i loved hearing about the memory of her. So much love to you & your Fiancé, Tanya ❤
I am a hospice nurse- I use the pool noodles for the hospital beds.... I put them under the sheets to keep my patients from rolling off the bed & I cut them down the center & cut them appropriately and line the metal railings so patients don't bang their arms / legs or get their extremities stuck. Works amazing & so much cheaper than alternatives! 💜
First of all, thank you for all that you do! Hospice Nurses are truly angels here on Earth! I had the pleasure of working with a great group of Hospice Nurses when my dad was passing away...I would've been lost without them! Anyway, I did the same thing with the pool noodles on my dad's bed. Since he wasn't able to move, it was more for our family to be able to lean on the bars comfortably so we could be close to my dad at all times. ♡
I'm moving!!! I've been trying to figure out how to safely and inexpensively pack things. POOL NOODLES!!! I can't believe I didn't think of that. You're a genius. Please pray for us. We may be buying a house. I'll be doing tons of DIYs if so. Definitely that topiary. 💖💖💖
Also trampoline spring covers, water line insulation, baby bumpers on furniture, and if you live on a farm when grabbing the hay bales slipping a sliced pool noodle under the wire makes a grip guard so it doesn’t pinch fingers as much when the kids are helping hay the animals.
Don’t forget to use it on your roof racks to transport surfboards, kayaks, paddle boards and other items you want to protect from the regular bars. Place it along the edges of your ski and snowboard equipment in the summer to protect them from rust. Especially in humid climates. Not to mention using them on wire tomato cages to protect your fruit from bruising!! Ok let’s keep the chain moving who has more ideas to share?
I used pool noodles in between my car seats and console where things kept falling thru under the seat. They replaced a set I paid $40 for that didn't stay in place.
Great Video! I'm going to use them with some concrete yard art projects. Super good as a filler or "armature," for sculpting, lightweight and your end project won't take a forklift to move. Thanks for producing this video and reminding me about these versatile, incredible pool noodles!
Another great pool noodle use is when you are packing up your tall boots for the season, to keep them upright and crease free us a cutdown pool noodle in each one. Works great
That. Is. Brilliant! What a great idea! I'm in the middle of making a DIY closet system and I just finished day 1 of the project, where I made a special area for my boots. I live in northern CA so I get to wear boots pretty much year round. I was about to purchase some pretty costly boot inserts to keep them from drooping. I'm so glad your comment came into my life. 😅😅 Thank you! 🥰
With 50 bucks I made a MASSIVE king sized linen headboard. The exact same one was selling for 2k in a local boutique. My husband thought I was nuts... now he brags about it. I found a free square kindergarten table for free in my area. I took the legs off, used spray adhesive, batting a stapple gun, and a lovely piece of furniture grade linen fabric. The square cut-out is perfect for accessing the power outlet to plug in and hide lamp cords. I also used pool noodles between studs in a bathroom remodel ... then I used spray foam to lock in place before sheet rock... now my bathroom is the quietest sanctuary in my home.
So I Google images and there is a king sized faux leather one that is similar to the one I made. The only difference is i used 2 inch cushion foam over the top of the noodles to eliminate the undulations of the curved pool noodles. Also many of the images have the noodles perpendicular to the floor. I made mine stripe across the headboard parallel to the floor. I used a navy blue heavy fabric and used extra long staples on the back. Then I used about 500 brass tacks from the dollar store to tack along the Ridge of the headboard. RUclips doesn't allow outside links or I'd link it.
that pool noodle hack on the side of a picture frame helped me decorate a photo of a loved one with Flowers for my wedding! Really great way to have a floral decor with a photo!
After $200.00+ bags of soil I was so thankful for your noodles as pot filler idea. What a relief to have found you a few years back. You are so laid back and chill. Love ya Megan! Keep em comin! Thanks for your time helping us.
My front door and back door are straight across the house from each other. These last couple of weeks in College Station have been really great, weather-wise, and I've been trying to find a way to keep the doors slightly cracked to air out the house with fresh air. Your pool noodle door lip trick is just what I need! Thank you!
I have metal patio chairs and used pool noodles to cover the arm rests so you don't get burned on really hot days. Just cut to size and split it down the middle and it fits over the arm rest. Some I had to tape down due to the shape of the arm rest.
If you have dogs, you know how often you have to fish their toys out from under furniture. Cut a pool noodle so it'll fit wedged behind the front legs of your couch/dresser/breakfront, then paint it matte black so it's not noticeable. No more fishing for dog toys.
That may also prevent pet hair from blowing under furniture and creating dust bunnies. I have to sweep wads ofGolden Retriever hair from beneath the furniture daily.
Thank you both. I am currently owned by three Chihuahuas and a Rottweiler. My roommate is the indentured servant of two Bouviers. Those are both very good ideas.
I got the idea two days ago for doing this with a couple of pool noodles. I am absolutely fed up with trying to lift up a heavy couch or recliner to get hair out from under it. I think this is going to work very well. The only thing is, I don’t think I am going to be able to use them under my electric recliner since the metal frame sits directly onto the floor. I’ll have to find out.
I cut pool noodles into 1ft lengths to wrap sewing trim around them, so they stay straight and unwrinkled, rather than just balling them up and throwing them in a box. Works great!
Terrific ❤ thank you I was looking for hacks to stuff a vase and ran into this, this is just excellent and save money and add to a beautiful garden look
I've used pool noodles cut once down the middle to help insulate the trunks of my trees until they get a wide enough trunk to be hardy enough that I don't have to worry about them getting killed down to the ground over winter. Once my trees trunks get about a half An inch wide, I don't need them anymore. Just slice the noodle down on one side and slip it over the trunk of the small seedling. Secure with string or whatever until spring.
I don't know how you do it, but you continually surprise me with how creative you can be with such uninspiring items!!!!!!! I plan on making a few of these DIYs and implementing some of the techniques that you shared!! I would watch a video of yours with just techniques and things that you've learned as you've crafted. I'm sure I'm not the only one of your fans who feels the same way!!!!!!
At this point, I’d watch her read the phone book! Not only is she funny as heck, I know when she finished reading, she’d show us 10 things to do with an old phone book! 😄 AND they’d all be things you’d actually want to do!
Megan! OMG - ok so I have to say, your pool noodle topiary turned out 100x better than mine, you made it look amazing! I loved the idea of using the pool noodles for moving too. You're the best!
Well Megan, all I can say is "No wonder you have almost HALF A MILLION subscribers!! Your videos are always unique and creative. These pool noodle ideas are awesome. The topiary idea was pure genius. LOVE your personality and great videos. Thanks for sharing. God's blessings to all XO
My day just got so much better...because I got the notification for your video! I love your creative ideas!♥️ I have GOT to make the floral centerpiece and the floral "K" first. Then I'm making the tiered planter for a Mother's Day gift! Thank you for sharing these awesome ideas and uses for pool noodles. I appreciate you! ☺
VERY Impressed with the topiary and how beautiful it turned out...I have always been seeing them in the stores and they are very expensive. The Dollar tree idea is brilliant. The high end stores will lose out...but selling so expensive. Except for those who find that $400 is a little drop in the bucket...But I'd rather do $ tree budget. You should do one with the big foam ball I'm sure it;ll be great too.
This video was PERFECT! I'm going to be moving soon and the price of packing material is INSANE! Pool Noodles! Who would'a thunk it! And what perfect timing! It's Spring here which means general stores are already stocking up on Summer items...which means Pool Noodles are ALL over the place! We have four TV/Monitors and only ONE still has it's original box with foam inserts. The other three...I was dreading having to buy special TV/Monitor packaging but Pool Noodles along the edges will work perfectly! Thank you!!!
I tell ya you amaze me by the things you come up with, everything you touch turns out gorgeous!!! I watch all your friends on RUclips. I’m blessed because every single one of you are so talented my friend. I wish you upload more, I love your work!!
My husband and I bought a home and used pool noodles for all our movie poster art and all our other wall art. Everything arrived in perfect condition! THANK YOU for these tips! Now that we're in our new home you've inspired me to look for other ways to use pool noodles. 😊💖💖💖
That tiered planter idea is adorable!! I especially like it with the solar light too. 😊 Wonderful video as always! Editing to add that topiary looks so good!!
When you cut up noodles in the bottom of your planters for filler and said it makes it easy to move your plants around, I almost passed out! Genius! And even more genius...the beanbag trick!!! I have an almost identical beanbag I've been hanging onto until I could figure out what to fill it with. I stopped buying the styrofoam beans because they are total money wasters since they just keep going flat. Then I tried shredded memory foam from pillows, but the previous beanbag stretched and doubled in size with a huge bottom. I'm heading out to Walmart tomorrow for some pool noodles!
That was such a inspiration I have moved and lost so many beautiful pictures because they've been ruined by the loopers and It was so uplifting to see that because some of my friends frames are more sentimental than the picture inside them And I loved your tree that you made that was awesome
Howdy Fellow Texan! Thanks Megan for the cool ideas. I am disabled so I can't work & not much money leftover after bills. These ideas you share with us have kept me sane and busy! It is really cool to be able to have pretty and fun ideas for home & to give as gifts!! They are beautiful, fun, & not breaking the bank!!! I love your voices BTW! They are great!!
If anyone has pipe insulation laying around they can use that instead of spending money. Great video! I love the one w/ the bucket handle. My hands always hurt when carrying heavy buckets.
Excellent ideas! They inspired me to use for a pool noodle center trellis for climbing vegetables or garden plants! I like the sunshade idea as a Floridian. I will work on an upgrade. I need a new one for summer
Great ideas and I love your topiary more than color tv. When I lived in Texas I wanted one of those spiral trees. I couldn’t find one that didn’t make my husband grumble and they were less than $100.00 at H-E-B garden center. He’s dead now, but if he saw the price of the fake one at Pottery Barn he would probably keel over. I use pool noodles in the bottom of planters for a few reasons; 1) they provide space for roots, 2) they save me from using as much dirt, 3) they hold water so I don’t have to water as often. Using the noodles on the chains for the swing is swart. I’ve got a swing I have considered taking the swings off of to turn it into something else; I’m not sure what yet. Bargain Bethany used pool noodles and broom handles (I think) to make archways for her yard. That made me wonder about creating tents using pool noodles and sheets, or maybe a crawl tunnel for a cat or baby. My brain is working this morning. Thanks for the ideas. As usual your ideas are great.
Last year I used your hack of filling my flower pots with cut up pool noodles and it saved me so much potting soil. And I put the pieces in a garbage bag over the winter and plan on using the same ones this year.
Happy Thursday beautiful! I miss your videos. Awesome hacks!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful hacks! Enjoy your weekend and stay safe and blessed. Happy Easter!
I loved these ideas for pool noodles! I used pool noodles in 2 planters I have by.my mailbox. I put artificial flowers in them and at the end of summer I took the pool noodles/flowers out so that I can reuse them again. I plan to do the same thing for other holidays and seasons so I can easily and quickly change them.
Again & Again you NEVER disappoint. U are my FAVORITE Dollar Tree RUclipsr!!! I wait patiently for your NEW videos to come out ( although this time I was busy making Easter decorates for Sunday, so I waited a couple of days to watch your latest YT video. I have some pool noodles & wi be making / doing all the ideas you featured
I have an old crumbling knee rest/garden seat but the metal frame is still good. Taking your knee guard idea up a notch - going to make a replacement cushion from pool noodles! I also love the tiered planter idea and trifle bowl floral arrangement.
Dollar Tree also has a kneeling pad in the garden section that's denser foam & can also be cut to size. It might fit your frame better than a pool noodle will.
Love the video! We use pool noodles in a warehouse on the conveyor system, it provides a bumper so staff doesn't hurt themselves if they get too close and the bright colors help with awareness.
I absolutely LOVE your channel! Your ideas are pure genius! I also love the fact that your videos are short & sweet, not hours long but we get the idea on how to replicate what you’re doing. By far my favorite person to watch. Plus your personality is sweet and humorous❤️
I use them to stuff in the sides and under the cushions on my couch to keep my chair covers in place, the cardboard that came with it doesn't do the job they keep coming up everytime I sit on the couches👀💯 I soooo love ur channel 👋🏽🥰💜⚘💯
I have made a 5 ft oriental bridge (rails) with red pool noodles.. looks absolutely awesome & it didn't cost the $169.00 you pay at Amazon. for a one that does not come apart & weighs a ton. Also used pool noodles to make the arch & got connecting wooden tiles at $ store to make the bridge. Thanks for the inspiration.
@@MDAllen don't have a phone to take pics or I would show you my rock garden & japanese garden too... too old to learn new tricks, but thank you for your inspirations.
Use pool noodles to fill in empy space between your car seats and the console so you can keep dirt / hair or any objects to fall in between the cracks since its impossible to clean in that area
You have such creative ideas and the hacks for pool noodles I did not know of. Your just a real person and just be you and I know I like that and I'm sure others do as well.
I live in MN winters are horrible, shoveling snow, cover the handle of your shovel with a piece pool noodle, another piece about half way down where your other hand holds the shovel, this keeps your hands from freezing!
I slit pool noodles to put around the edges of metal spiral stairs in our deck. People were constantly bumping heads bringing blood. Buy these in a contrasting or same color and slit them on one side and cut the length the width of the step. Push the noodle around the edge and now you have a safety feature to prevent injuries!
Love all of these but the letters with the flowers! You just gave me inspiration for my granddaughter who will be arriving in August! You are LOL funny. I love your videos!
For those with travel trailers RVs, you can use a pool noodle to protect your electric and water hoses from Sun damage/wear and tear. Just cut a slit in the noodles and slide it over your hoses/tubing!
if you've got Tailbone Pain issues when sitting, I've started folding and Sitting on the pool noodle while driving. It works better than the more expensive cushions! I'm still working on customizing the shape - to get the design just right. But so far it works pretty well.
When my mom was dying but was still able to go to the bathroom I took a pool noodle to cushion the edge of the bed so she wouldn't scrape her shins on the bed frame that stuck out from the mattress . Love and miss u mom
I love you Megan !! You inspire me to be more organized and crafty. Thank you for all the odd and end ideas I never thought to use for organization ❤️ 😊
Megan!! Love it -I have been trying to find an alternative to a large topiary ball for a planter - gonna use a pool noodle and a boatload of hot glue and moss! Thanks for the inspiration!!!
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My fiancee and I got the biggest kick out of your clever username, he couldn't stop laughing. I'm 53 but it seems like only yesterday when my bestie & I were in our early twenties, having the time of our lives watching Guns & Roses perform in concert! She sadly died in a car accident that same year, so it was an especially meaningful concert, my final memory. We were young, beautiful, carefree and always laughing and creating. She and I crafted out of necessity, like buying outfits from Goodwill and reconstructing them into 80's fashion- denim, pearls & lace. Or picking up roadside discards to revamp & decorate our apartment. Being kind of poor forces you to be creative, without which we may not have both majored in fashion merchandising. You inadvertently brought back some lovely memories, thank you for that, and thank you for the awesome video. You can add me to your subscriber family! 🥰
@@tanyatmarie2263 I hate hearing about the loss of your friend, but i loved hearing about the memory of her. So much love to you & your Fiancé, Tanya ❤
@@GlueGunsRoses and you as well, thank you! ❤️
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I am a hospice nurse- I use the pool noodles for the hospital beds.... I put them under the sheets to keep my patients from rolling off the bed & I cut them down the center & cut them appropriately and line the metal railings so patients don't bang their arms / legs or get their extremities stuck. Works amazing & so much cheaper than alternatives! 💜
Great Idea!!! GOD 🙏 BLESS YOU for being so considerate and showing compassion for your patients,I know they appriciate you 🤗
so agree with the other comment - ditto and thanks
THANK YOU!
First of all, thank you for all that you do! Hospice Nurses are truly angels here on Earth! I had the pleasure of working with a great group of Hospice Nurses when my dad was passing away...I would've been lost without them! Anyway, I did the same thing with the pool noodles on my dad's bed. Since he wasn't able to move, it was more for our family to be able to lean on the bars comfortably so we could be close to my dad at all times. ♡
Wow thats above and beyond your call of duty, I hope you are well appreciated 😎👍🇺🇸
FINALLY, A POOL NOODLE VID WITH FRESH IDEAS! TIRED OF CLICKING ON OTHER VIDS & IT'S THE SAME PN DIY'S ... SO THANK YOU!
I'm moving!!! I've been trying to figure out how to safely and inexpensively pack things. POOL NOODLES!!! I can't believe I didn't think of that. You're a genius. Please pray for us. We may be buying a house. I'll be doing tons of DIYs if so. Definitely that topiary. 💖💖💖
Also trampoline spring covers, water line insulation, baby bumpers on furniture, and if you live on a farm when grabbing the hay bales slipping a sliced pool noodle under the wire makes a grip guard so it doesn’t pinch fingers as much when the kids are helping hay the animals.
I hope more people like this comment so it rises to the top. These are all top notch ideas ❤
Don’t forget to use it on your roof racks to transport surfboards, kayaks, paddle boards and other items you want to protect from the regular bars. Place it along the edges of your ski and snowboard equipment in the summer to protect them from rust. Especially in humid climates. Not to mention using them on wire tomato cages to protect your fruit from bruising!!
Ok let’s keep the chain moving who has more ideas to share?
@@GlueGunsRoses Can you pin it?
The hat bale one is fantastic!
I used pool noodles in between my car seats and console where things kept falling thru under the seat. They replaced a set I paid $40 for that didn't stay in place.
Great Video! I'm going to use them with some concrete yard art projects. Super good as a filler or "armature," for sculpting, lightweight and your end project won't take a forklift to move. Thanks for producing this video and reminding me about these versatile, incredible pool noodles!
Omg I’ve been looking for flower letters for my wedding ! ILOVE this
Another great pool noodle use is when you are packing up your tall boots for the season, to keep them upright and crease free us a cutdown pool noodle in each one. Works great
That. Is. Brilliant! What a great idea! I'm in the middle of making a DIY closet system and I just finished day 1 of the project, where I made a special area for my boots. I live in northern CA so I get to wear boots pretty much year round. I was about to purchase some pretty costly boot inserts to keep them from drooping. I'm so glad your comment came into my life. 😅😅 Thank you! 🥰
DURING tall boot season, my boots don’t fall over in the closet because of the pool noodles inside.
Update: finished my closet project, and now all my boots have a safe and happy place where they do not drop. 🙏😂
I keep pool noodles in my boots all year. It keeps my boots from bending and causing creases.
I love that idea even throughout the year to keep my boots straight up!
With 50 bucks I made a MASSIVE king sized linen headboard. The exact same one was selling for 2k in a local boutique. My husband thought I was nuts... now he brags about it. I found a free square kindergarten table for free in my area. I took the legs off, used spray adhesive, batting a stapple gun, and a lovely piece of furniture grade linen fabric. The square cut-out is perfect for accessing the power outlet to plug in and hide lamp cords.
I also used pool noodles between studs in a bathroom remodel ... then I used spray foam to lock in place before sheet rock... now my bathroom is the quietest sanctuary in my home.
I wish I could see example of your headboard
I would like to see it also.
So I Google images and there is a king sized faux leather one that is similar to the one I made. The only difference is i used 2 inch cushion foam over the top of the noodles to eliminate the undulations of the curved pool noodles. Also many of the images have the noodles perpendicular to the floor. I made mine stripe across the headboard parallel to the floor. I used a navy blue heavy fabric and used extra long staples on the back. Then I used about 500 brass tacks from the dollar store to tack along the Ridge of the headboard. RUclips doesn't allow outside links or I'd link it.
@@wqmanawqke3375 can you tell me the exact search term you used to find what you are talking about?
@@babsaroo1 closest video I've found is Nichell Sheree 50 dollar velvet headboard.
that pool noodle hack on the side of a picture frame helped me decorate a photo of a loved one with Flowers for my wedding! Really great way to have a floral decor with a photo!
After $200.00+ bags of soil I was so thankful for your noodles as pot filler idea. What a relief to have found you a few years back. You are so laid back and chill. Love ya Megan! Keep em comin! Thanks for your time helping us.
Pine cones to to fill pots!
Yep. I'm definitely going to use this idea.
My front door and back door are straight across the house from each other. These last couple of weeks in College Station have been really great, weather-wise, and I've been trying to find a way to keep the doors slightly cracked to air out the house with fresh air. Your pool noodle door lip trick is just what I need! Thank you!
I have metal patio chairs and used pool noodles to cover the arm rests so you don't get burned on really hot days. Just cut to size and split it down the middle and it fits over the arm rest. Some I had to tape down due to the shape of the arm rest.
If you have dogs, you know how often you have to fish their toys out from under furniture. Cut a pool noodle so it'll fit wedged behind the front legs of your couch/dresser/breakfront, then paint it matte black so it's not noticeable. No more fishing for dog toys.
That may also prevent pet hair from blowing under furniture and creating dust bunnies. I have to sweep wads ofGolden Retriever hair from beneath the furniture daily.
Thank you both. I am currently owned by three Chihuahuas and a Rottweiler.
My roommate is the indentured servant of two Bouviers. Those are both very good ideas.
I got the idea two days ago for doing this with a couple of pool noodles. I am absolutely fed up with trying to lift up a heavy couch or recliner to get hair out from under it. I think this is going to work very well. The only thing is, I don’t think I am going to be able to use them under my electric recliner since the metal frame sits directly onto the floor. I’ll have to find out.
Use a yardstick.
The idea with the 3 pots would make great Mother's day gifts.
I cut pool noodles into 1ft lengths to wrap sewing trim around them, so they stay straight and unwrinkled, rather than just balling them up and throwing them in a box. Works great!
Terrific ❤ thank you I was looking for hacks to stuff a vase and ran into this, this is just excellent and save money and add to a beautiful garden look
I've used pool noodles cut once down the middle to help insulate the trunks of my trees until they get a wide enough trunk to be hardy enough that I don't have to worry about them getting killed down to the ground over winter. Once my trees trunks get about a half An inch wide, I don't need them anymore.
Just slice the noodle down on one side and slip it over the trunk of the small seedling. Secure with string or whatever until spring.
I see why every comment is about the topiary, completely gorgeous and worth the comments! You always crack me up, tyfs❤🙏🏾
I don't know how you do it, but you continually surprise me with how creative you can be with such uninspiring items!!!!!!! I plan on making a few of these DIYs and implementing some of the techniques that you shared!! I would watch a video of yours with just techniques and things that you've learned as you've crafted. I'm sure I'm not the only one of your fans who feels the same way!!!!!!
At this point, I’d watch her read the phone book! Not only is she funny as heck, I know when she finished reading, she’d show us 10 things to do with an old phone book! 😄 AND they’d all be things you’d actually want to do!
I thinks it’s so rad how you ladies all get along n compliment each other!! Can wait for tomorrow’s event. Thank you Megan & Liz!!!!!
Megan! OMG - ok so I have to say, your pool noodle topiary turned out 100x better than mine, you made it look amazing! I loved the idea of using the pool noodles for moving too. You're the best!
No. YOU are the best.💗💗💗
If you aren't busy in 10 minutes you should call me. I would say call now, but I'm busy watching your newest video right now.
@@GlueGunsRoses I just watched her new video and now yours 🤗👌🏻
Both of your topiaries are awesome!! And I love both of you. 💖 💖 💖
Love them both! Oklahoma girl here, making one and hopefully the wind doesn't blow it away. ☺️💝
I wish I could sit around a pool and some wine with you two!!
Well Megan, all I can say is "No wonder you have almost HALF A MILLION subscribers!! Your videos are always unique and creative. These pool noodle ideas are awesome. The topiary idea was pure genius. LOVE your personality and great videos. Thanks for sharing. God's blessings to all XO
The spiral and the 3 tier planter were my favorites. Thank you so much!
Girl you are the bomb! These are the best pool noodle hacks I have ever seen-- ones that I can actually use for myself and my family!
My day just got so much better...because I got the notification for your video! I love your creative ideas!♥️ I have GOT to make the floral centerpiece and the floral "K" first. Then I'm making the tiered planter for a Mother's Day gift! Thank you for sharing these awesome ideas and uses for pool noodles. I appreciate you! ☺
VERY Impressed with the topiary and how beautiful it turned out...I have always been seeing them in the stores and they are very expensive. The Dollar tree idea is brilliant. The high end stores will lose out...but selling so expensive. Except for those who find that $400 is a little drop in the bucket...But I'd rather do $ tree budget. You should do one with the big foam ball I'm sure it;ll be great too.
This video was PERFECT!
I'm going to be moving soon and the price of packing material is INSANE!
Pool Noodles! Who would'a thunk it!
And what perfect timing! It's Spring here which means general stores are already stocking up on Summer items...which means Pool Noodles are ALL over the place!
We have four TV/Monitors and only ONE still has it's original box with foam inserts. The other three...I was dreading having to buy special TV/Monitor packaging but Pool Noodles along the edges will work perfectly!
Thank you!!!
You’re so creative! So many ways to use the pool noodles! Wow! My favorite was using it as floral foam, never thought of that. Thanks for sharing!
I tell ya you amaze me by the things you come up with, everything you touch turns out gorgeous!!! I watch all your friends on RUclips. I’m blessed because every single one of you are so talented my friend. I wish you upload more, I love your work!!
My husband and I bought a home and used pool noodles for all our movie poster art and all our other wall art. Everything arrived in perfect condition! THANK YOU for these tips! Now that we're in our new home you've inspired me to look for other ways to use pool noodles. 😊💖💖💖
3/4/23 Good morning your way of working with the noodles is 😱. Thank you know that it will go to use🇯🇲👍❤️
Megan I’m so happy to always see your videos. And Sara Jane is also my favorite. The two of you are great.
That tiered planter idea is adorable!! I especially like it with the solar light too. 😊 Wonderful video as always! Editing to add that topiary looks so good!!
That was my fav!
When you cut up noodles in the bottom of your planters for filler and said it makes it easy to move your plants around, I almost passed out! Genius! And even more genius...the beanbag trick!!! I have an almost identical beanbag I've been hanging onto until I could figure out what to fill it with. I stopped buying the styrofoam beans because they are total money wasters since they just keep going flat. Then I tried shredded memory foam from pillows, but the previous beanbag stretched and doubled in size with a huge bottom. I'm heading out to Walmart tomorrow for some pool noodles!
That was such a inspiration I have moved and lost so many beautiful pictures because they've been ruined by the loopers and It was so uplifting to see that because some of my friends frames are more sentimental than the picture inside them And I loved your tree that you made that was awesome
Howdy Fellow Texan! Thanks Megan for the cool ideas. I am disabled so I can't work & not much money leftover after bills. These ideas you share with us have kept me sane and busy! It is really cool to be able to have pretty and fun ideas for home & to give as gifts!! They are beautiful, fun, & not breaking the bank!!! I love your voices BTW! They are great!!
Much love to you Courtney AKA My fellow Texan ❤❤❤
@@GlueGunsRoses Thanks! Right back at ya!!!
Amazing never thought these pool noodles could be used for so much. Thank you.
If anyone has pipe insulation laying around they can use that instead of spending money. Great video! I love the one w/ the bucket handle. My hands always hurt when carrying heavy buckets.
Excellent ideas! They inspired me to use for a pool noodle center trellis for climbing vegetables or garden plants! I like the sunshade idea as a Floridian. I will work on an upgrade. I need a new one for summer
I love these ideas so much! I don't know how you come up with them...I'm just so glad you do!
Great ideas and I love your topiary more than color tv. When I lived in Texas I wanted one of those spiral trees. I couldn’t find one that didn’t make my husband grumble and they were less than $100.00 at H-E-B garden center. He’s dead now, but if he saw the price of the fake one at Pottery Barn he would probably keel over. I use pool noodles in the bottom of planters for a few reasons; 1) they provide space for roots, 2) they save me from using as much dirt, 3) they hold water so I don’t have to water as often. Using the noodles on the chains for the swing is swart. I’ve got a swing I have considered taking the swings off of to turn it into something else; I’m not sure what yet. Bargain Bethany used pool noodles and broom handles (I think) to make archways for her yard. That made me wonder about creating tents using pool noodles and sheets, or maybe a crawl tunnel for a cat or baby. My brain is working this morning. Thanks for the ideas. As usual your ideas are great.
I love all your projects! The topiary hack and the letter wreath is beautiful hack! As to your humor, it makes watching your tutorials extra fun!🙂😀😄😂😂
Last year I used your hack of filling my flower pots with cut up pool noodles and it saved me so much potting soil. And I put the pieces in a garbage bag over the winter and plan on using the same ones this year.
I have reused the same pieces for years! I'm glad you love the hack too ❤
Pool noodle hacks are usually pretty hokey. I really liked several of yours. Thanks!
Happy Thursday beautiful! I miss your videos. Awesome hacks!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful hacks! Enjoy your weekend and stay safe and blessed. Happy Easter!
Megan, you are that funny. I watch you as if I were taking a vitamin that makes me smile. God bless you sweetheart. You are a day maker
You are too kind, Tina ❤❤❤
Your comment has the same affect on me. So much love to you
I loved these ideas for pool noodles! I used pool noodles in 2 planters I have by.my mailbox. I put artificial flowers in them and at the end of summer I took the pool noodles/flowers out so that I can reuse them again. I plan to do the same thing for other holidays and seasons so I can easily and quickly change them.
Again & Again you NEVER disappoint. U are my FAVORITE Dollar Tree RUclipsr!!! I wait patiently for your NEW videos to come out ( although this time I was busy making Easter decorates for Sunday, so I waited a couple of days to watch your latest YT video. I have some pool noodles & wi be making / doing all the ideas you featured
Also love the ideas too of solar lights in plants& outside too! Yes love budget ideas! ❤ great video! Much love from Iowa!!
I was already a pool-noodle enthusiast but these are gems of inspiration
I try not to do it but every time l watch your diys, my jaw just drops and stays like that until it's over.....damn it! Great job!
Ikr? 😂 Me too. 😂😂
I live in Iowa & driving in Iowa with a black car ,sun viser is great idea . Especially when it's 100 plus degrees! Great dyi's girl!!
I love the way she talks!! She doesn't sound like every other RUclipsr.
I have an old crumbling knee rest/garden seat but the metal frame is still good. Taking your knee guard idea up a notch - going to make a replacement cushion from pool noodles! I also love the tiered planter idea and trifle bowl floral arrangement.
Dollar Tree also has a kneeling pad in the garden section that's denser foam & can also be cut to size. It might fit your frame better than a pool noodle will.
I'm moving the end of May and the pool noodle hacks for pictures and mirrors couldn't have come at a better time! Thank you so much!
Wow, my mind is blown right now!!! Such great practical ideas!! I cannot wait to try them!!!
The topiary tree easily rivaled the more expensive "other" ! Good job!
Hiii...that topiary turned out beautifully
Thank you for sharing
omg....the topiary curly thing is amazing. I don't like real plants so this is perfect !!!!
Love the video! We use pool noodles in a warehouse on the conveyor system, it provides a bumper so staff doesn't hurt themselves if they get too close and the bright colors help with awareness.
Oh wow the topiary was my Favorite 😍 I’m definitely making it!! Thank you Megan!! God bless!
I absolutely LOVE your channel! Your ideas are pure genius! I also love the fact that your videos are short & sweet, not hours long but we get the idea on how to replicate what you’re doing. By far my favorite person to watch. Plus your personality is sweet and humorous❤️
I could watch your videos all day long. Please I'm begging for more videos. Pleeeeese.
I use them to stuff in the sides and under the cushions on my couch to keep my chair covers in place, the cardboard that came with it doesn't do the job they keep coming up everytime I sit on the couches👀💯 I soooo love ur channel 👋🏽🥰💜⚘💯
you are very talented! thankyou for sharing all these awesome ideas!
Love your humor.
And your ideas on the pot filler is awesome.
I have made a 5 ft oriental bridge (rails) with red pool noodles.. looks absolutely awesome & it didn't cost the $169.00 you pay at Amazon. for a one that does not come apart & weighs a ton. Also used pool noodles to make the arch & got connecting wooden tiles at $ store to make the bridge. Thanks for the inspiration.
You should post your project. 👍😃
@@MDAllen don't have a phone to take pics or I would show you my rock garden & japanese garden too... too old to learn new tricks, but thank you for your inspirations.
You are super funny!!! I love watching and listening to you. You brighten my day. LOVE , LOVE , LOVE your videos!! Wishing you a blessed Easter.
truly enjoy listening to you in your videos.
I loved the topiary! So awesome!! You’re ideas are always so fantastic. I’ve missed seeing you on here. Please keep the videos coming, I love them!!
Run the pool noodle long ways across the wind shield. Great ideas love the bean bag hack.
Use pool noodles to fill in empy space between your car seats and the console so you can keep dirt / hair or any objects to fall in between the cracks since its impossible to clean in that area
We always have pool noodles stashed on board somewhere because there are about a jillion uses for them on an RV.
The topiary is brilliant! Can't wait to make a pair!
You are my absolute favorite RUclipsr of all time! I love it every time I see one of your videos you're an inspiration! Thank you so much
OMG!! To fill flower pots!! Thank You for this video.
wow, that topiary is amazing! Thanks for the video
I love the way you do your video, I talk the same way like you and you make me smile!
This is by far the BEST pool noodle hack video ever!! Thank you soo much for sharing! ❤️
If one is into pool noodles, I'm sure this is really exciting. Congratulations on your creative uses.
You have such creative ideas and the hacks for pool noodles I did not know of. Your just a real person and just be you and I know I like that and I'm sure others do as well.
This is the BEST Pool Noodle Craft Video I've seen!! Saving it!! Great ideas!!!You're AWESOME!! 😀👍👍💕🎉🎉
Love the topiary. What a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
I live in MN winters are horrible, shoveling snow, cover the handle of your shovel with a piece pool noodle, another piece about half way down where your other hand holds the shovel, this keeps your hands from freezing!
I slit pool noodles to put around the edges of metal spiral stairs in our deck. People were constantly bumping heads bringing blood. Buy these in a contrasting or same color and slit them on one side and cut the length the width of the step. Push the noodle around the edge and now you have a safety feature to prevent injuries!
Pool noodles are a great way to protect pipes.
Love all of these but the letters with the flowers! You just gave me inspiration for my granddaughter who will be arriving in August! You are LOL funny. I love your videos!
you can cut a noodle to size and stuff it between the stove and counter to catch any spills and random utensils that fall down the gap
or between the dryer and the wall
Or between car seats and console
That topiary is freaking awesome!!!
Love all your beautiful ideas!!! I also love your voice over jokes!!!
For those with travel trailers RVs, you can use a pool noodle to protect your electric and water hoses from Sun damage/wear and tear. Just cut a slit in the noodles and slide it over your hoses/tubing!
Also great for insulating exposed plumbing during the winter!
love these hacks, i have used them for the bottom of a planter and also for floral foam....works great!!
I can’t believe that you’ve found some more pool noodles ideas. Just when I think there is nothing left to use a pool noodle for. Lol
if you've got Tailbone Pain issues when sitting, I've started folding and Sitting on the pool noodle while driving. It works better than the more expensive cushions! I'm still working on customizing the shape - to get the design just right. But so far it works pretty well.
This wasn't what I was looking for, but I'm glad I found it! Very clever ideas & tips :-)
OMG great ideas. I absolutely love your topiary. It turned out so awesome. 🤗🤗🤗💗💗
When my mom was dying but was still able to go to the bathroom I took a pool noodle to cushion the edge of the bed so she wouldn't scrape her shins on the bed frame that stuck out from the mattress . Love and miss u mom
I love you Megan !! You inspire me to be more organized and crafty. Thank you for all the odd and end ideas I never thought to use for organization ❤️ 😊
Megan!! Love it -I have been trying to find an alternative to a large topiary ball for a planter - gonna use a pool noodle and a boatload of hot glue and moss! Thanks for the inspiration!!!