I’m excited to have my contributors Sarah and Emily, from the blog Boxwood Clippings back with another great DIY project. They added these beautiful mirrors into their latest Living Room makeover.
You can read more about it here.
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Hello
again from Boxwood Clippings!
again from Boxwood Clippings!
Today we’d like to share how to
make these cute little mirrors that would look great anywhere in your
home.
make these cute little mirrors that would look great anywhere in your
home.
Emily really
wanted little mirrors for next to her entryway, but couldn’t find any
small enough or within her budget. So, we headed to the craft store.
wanted little mirrors for next to her entryway, but couldn’t find any
small enough or within her budget. So, we headed to the craft store.
Em wanted her
mirrors dark brown to match her front room, so we painted them with this
Behr
paint left over from another project.
mirrors dark brown to match her front room, so we painted them with this
Behr
paint left over from another project.
Then we
simply attached the mirror to the plaque with a command strip and used
another one to attach to the walls. No nails, wood glue or husbands
required!
simply attached the mirror to the plaque with a command strip and used
another one to attach to the walls. No nails, wood glue or husbands
required!
The
finished project:
finished project:
These
mirrors took only a few minutes to assemble and cost less than $5 each.
We’re envisioning different colors for rooms throughout our houses as
well as making them for gifts. We hope you like them too!
mirrors took only a few minutes to assemble and cost less than $5 each.
We’re envisioning different colors for rooms throughout our houses as
well as making them for gifts. We hope you like them too!
We are sisters whose goal is to have it all…balanced, organized and beautiful lives on a tight budget. Join us on our blog, Boxwood Clippingsfor daily tips on design, organization, bargains, DIY’s and much more
It's very easy, but this look amaizing!
Greetings
this is brilliant! I am currently on a hunt for all kinds of mirrors, and this idea is so so good! Thank you for sharing!
I love the wood bevel plaques – I bought one from Hobby Lobby with a wooden "S" and plan on making a monogram for our last name to go somewhere in the house. Easy, low-cost and personalized! Great project!
-Morgan of Style Oyster
Those are really cute, and the command strips are brilliant! I have a frameless mirror I've been wanting to do something with…so thanks!
How cute! A great idea!!
What a lovely idea! They look so so pretty hanging there.
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