Decorate mirror frame diy

Craving a beautiful mirror in your home, but not digging the price tag? Why not make your own with these 30 Amazing DIY Decorative Mirrors ideas.

I have been seeing those pretty wood beaded mirrors all over and loving them.Being Mrs. Frugal I decided to take a round mirror that I’ve had for a couple of ye…

Arched mirrors are hot right now, and they're selling for a pretty penny! But if you have an old one in storage, it's easy to make it wall-ready again!

Easy Home Concepts has a host of different mirrors available that will meet your specific needs and exceed your expectations. For instance, you might just be looking for a sunburst, driftwood, quatrefoil or seashell mirror to hang in your home primarily for the aesthetic appeal and decorative value of that product. On the other hand,…Read more →

Awesome friends, welcome to Trash-to-Treasure Tuesday!! If you're new around here, welcome to my blog family!! I get together with four of my favorite treasure-maker friends the second Tuesday of every month to share good ole trashy makeovers. Be sure to look for their makeovers at the bottom of this post. Before we get started

I have been seeing those pretty wood beaded mirrors all over and loving them.Being Mrs. Frugal I decided to take a round mirror that I’ve had for a couple of ye…

I bought a simple Ikea mirror, with wooden frame, and decorated it so I can hang it in the kids area. I had my daughter (2 years old) "helping" me along the way. I started with coloring the border and then added a bunch of flowers and butterflies. The butterflies colored with Copics were all with gold and silver shimmer. I love the look. It's not the best picture but in real life it's really beautiful. The colors I cut with my Silhouette and Cuttlebug. Here is a close up on the two corners…

Making my own decorative mirror was a fun project. I started by looking for simple DIY mirror frame ideas. I wanted something that could add character to my room without too much hassle. It was great to find out how many materials could be used, from wood to mosaic tiles. Each idea offered a unique touch that could transform a plain mirror into a piece of decor. I chose to work with reclaimed wood because I liked the rustic look it promised. Cutting and assembling the pieces required some…