Showing posts with label Mirror. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mirror. Show all posts
Sunday, December 9, 2012
12 DIYs of Christmas ~ Day 8 ~ DIY Jeweled Mirror
Hey lovelies! Here's another quick and easy DIY, this would make a perfect gift for a niece, cousin, friend's daughter, etc. It's a DIY Jeweled Mirror! Isn't it adorable? {Steps after the jump}
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
12 DIYs of Christmas ~ Day 4 ~ DIY Mirrored Cube Container
Hey lovelies! We're already at Day 4; 1/3 of the way done with 12 DIYs of Christmas! Today's is a versatile mirrored cube container that I made from candle trivets from the dollar store. That's right, it cost only $5 to make! {Steps after the jump}
Monday, April 25, 2011
30 Days of DIY: Day 23 ~ Bubble Tiled Mirror
I had a bag of these light blue opaque glass filler beads, so I decided to make a "tiled" mirror with them, since they kind of reminded me of bubbles.
You will need:
Place a small dab of glue on the flat side of the bead. The glue will really spread once you press the bead down, so only a little is needed.
Place the bead on the circle.
Repeat for the whole circle.
Fill in the rest of the space outside of the circle.
Leaving your circle mirror in the center!
Let it dry for at least a day before you hang it up. Since it's heavy, either hang it into a stud or using a wall anchor.
In hindsight, the only thing I would change would be painting the background that is being covered with beads. That way, the mirror will not show through in between the beads. Otherwise, I love this, and how it resembles bubbles.
I love the reflection of my ikat shower curtain in the bubble mirror!
Doesn't it go great? What do you think of this project? I love it, imperfections and all!
xxooxoxo
Lia
You will need:
- A mirror (I got this at the dollar store)
- Glass vase filler beads
- E-6000 glue
- A crayon
- A circle to trace (I used a plastic bowl)
Place a small dab of glue on the flat side of the bead. The glue will really spread once you press the bead down, so only a little is needed.
Place the bead on the circle.
Repeat for the whole circle.
Fill in the rest of the space outside of the circle.
Leaving your circle mirror in the center!
Let it dry for at least a day before you hang it up. Since it's heavy, either hang it into a stud or using a wall anchor.
In hindsight, the only thing I would change would be painting the background that is being covered with beads. That way, the mirror will not show through in between the beads. Otherwise, I love this, and how it resembles bubbles.
I love the reflection of my ikat shower curtain in the bubble mirror!
Doesn't it go great? What do you think of this project? I love it, imperfections and all!
xxooxoxo
Lia
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