DIY Mirrors are fantastic home decor projects. Since there are many amazingly crafty people online, it is safe to say that there are also many DIY mirror ideas out there. I have broken down these craft projects into two lists for you. Today, I give you DIY tutorials for non-round mirrors. Hope you like them!
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Ruled
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I love this! The frame of this huge mirror is comprised of wooden rulers. Nifty, huh? This is fantastic if you happen to know where you can find a good number of rulers.
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Mini Mirrors
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For this particular craft project, you will use mini mirrors to frame a big mirror. If you want something with a mosaic-like effect without using tiles or glass, this will be a perfect project. By the way, you can get mini mirrors from craft stores.
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Mini mirrors can be used to create a stunning mosaic-like effect without the need for tiles or glass. This particular craft project involves using mini mirrors to frame a larger mirror, creating a unique and eye-catching design.
Mini mirrors can be purchased from craft stores, and they come in various shapes and sizes. The mini mirrors can be arranged in a variety of patterns, allowing for creative freedom when designing the frame. Depending on the desired effect, the mini mirrors can be arranged in a symmetrical or asymmetrical pattern.
When applying the mini mirrors to the larger mirror, it is important to use an adhesive that is strong enough to hold the mirrors in place. This will ensure that the frame will remain secure and will not come apart. It is also important to use an adhesive that is waterproof and can withstand heat, as the mirrors will be exposed to both.
Once the frame is set up, it can be further enhanced with additional decorations. These can include beads, rhinestones, or even paint. This will give the frame an extra touch of personalization and creativity.
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Marble Tiles
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One way to give a mirror a rustic makeover is to use marble tiles as frame. For this project, you simply glue the tiles directly to the edges. This is one DIY that is very easy and can be accomplished in about half an hour.
Acid
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This particular DIY mirror idea is not for making a new frame. The tutorial after the link will show you how to give a store-bought mirror that acid-like or antique effect. This is all sorts of fantastic; I cannot wait to try it.
Anthro-Inspired
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Here is another DIY mirror idea for those who want something antique-like. Basically, to get this beautiful floral frame, you Mod Podge fabric to the frame of any mirror you already own. You also scrub off some areas of the back and use the same fabric as backing.
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Mosaic
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How pretty is this? To make this DIY mirror, you will need a mirror with a wide frame, mirror mosaics, masking tape, and paint. If you have time to burn, this is a great project. Why? Because you will need to stick the mirror mosaic pieces one by one.
This DIY mirror project is a great way to add some sparkle and shine to any home. The project requires a mirror with a wide frame, mirror mosaics, masking tape, and paint. It's a great project for those with time to spare, as it requires you to stick the mirror mosaic pieces one by one.
The finished product will be a beautiful mosaic mirror that will surely be the envy of all your friends and family. The mosaic pieces come in a variety of colors and shapes, so you can customize your mirror to match the decor of your home. The masking tape helps to keep the pieces in place while the paint adds a touch of color to the frame and helps to seal the mirror.
This DIY project is a great way to add some extra personality to a room. It's also a great way to upcycle an old mirror and give it a new look. The project is relatively inexpensive and can be completed in a few hours. Plus, the end result is something that you can be proud of and show off to your friends and family.
Fractal
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You have probably seen mirrors like this in stores. They will cost you an arm and a leg so forget about purchasing one. Why buy when you can DIY? With the help of rectangular mirrors, a base board, and other materials that you can find in your hardware store, you can make your very own fractal mirror.
Etched
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This DIY mirror idea offers you so many possibilities. Aside from a silhouette, you can use patterns or basic shapes. How about something in chevron? Or flowers? Or your initials?
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Glass Tiles
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The steps for making this** DIY mirror **are basically similar to the ones for the marble tiles. I thought I'd include this here, though, so that you'll have a wider selection as far as your mirror's "new" frame is concerned.
So there you have some fantastic DIY mirror ideas. I shall be back with even more** mirror crafts** but my next post will focus on round mirrors. Happy crafting!
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