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Stylish DIY Copper Table Mirror To Make

Stylish DIY Copper Table Mirror To Make
This tutorial will be definitely appreciated by everyone who uses makeup, guys, this is a cool and stylish mirror! Prepare a sheet of copper, one 6″ mirror, strong adhesive. Find a round angle you can bend the copper over. Make a mark about 3″ up and make the bend there. There really is no method... 
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11 Beautiful DIY IKEA Mirrors Hacks To Try

11 Beautiful DIY IKEA Mirrors Hacks To Try
Mirrors are a must for every home, we need them in bathrooms, closets, entryways and bedrooms, and of course, every girl needs a vanity mirror. We’ve gathered some awesome hacks of IKEA mirrors for every space and style to make your choice easier. IKEA Hovet mirror may become a perfect piece for your entryway but... 
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Cute DIY Copper Pipe Pineapple Mirror

Cute DIY Copper Pipe Pineapple Mirror
This fun pineapple mirror will remind you of summer, to make it you’ll need pine oval plaque-9″ x 12″ x .63″, an oval glass mirror w/scalloped edge 8″ x 10″, 3/8″ x 2′ type L, hard length copper pipe, a pipe cutter, super glue, copper metallic paint, a foam brush, a pen, a power drill,... 
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Simple And Stylish DIY Copper Edged Mirror

Simple And Stylish DIY Copper Edged Mirror
Copper decorations are adorable! Stylish, chic, with a slight retro feel! This copper mirror is an amazing idea for any home and room, prepare a candle mirror, a copper pipe coiled roll, 5 pack of copper clamp pipe fittings, pliers, leather cord, a tube cutter. Bend copper wire around mirror to size copper circle. Cut... 
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DIY West Elm Inspired Floating Mirror

DIY West Elm Inspired Floating Mirror
Like West Elm floating mirror? You can make one yourself! Prepare a mirror, a mirror adhesive, a plywood sheet, pine wood, wood screws, wood filler, finishing nails, paint. Determine plywood size and have it cut in the store; sand it well. Cut pine to create a framework. Time to measure and cut the pine wood... 
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Simple DIY Round Wood Mirror Frame

Simple DIY Round Wood Mirror Frame
We’ve just told you of some cool driftwood mirrors, and today’s tutorial is also about a mirror – this time a wooden one. The supplies are (1) 14 inch round mirror, (1) 1 x 8 x 8′ board, (1) picture hanger, (4) 2-inch mending plates, (4) ½-inch wood screws to secure the mending plates, (1)... 
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11 Easy And Budget-Friendly DIY Driftwood Mirrors

11 Easy And Budget-Friendly DIY Driftwood Mirrors
Why is driftwood so perfect for crafting? First of all, it’s wood, and it gives a calm and warm feeling. Second, you can pick pieces of driftwood anywhere you want and choose what you like. Third, it’s free! Prepare your driftwood pieces to make mirror frames and add beach chic to your space. You can... 
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9 Beautiful DIY Shabby Chic Mirrors To Bring The Charm

9 Beautiful DIY Shabby Chic Mirrors To Bring The Charm
A beautiful vintage mirror is an indispensable part of every shabby chic interior, so if you decided to create one, you need a mirror for sure. I’ve prepared some cool tutorials for you to choose from, let’s have a look. You need an old frame, better vintage-looking, sand it and prep for painting or spray... 
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9 Cool And Simple DIY Bathroom Mirrors To Make

9 Cool And Simple DIY Bathroom Mirrors To Make
A mirror in a bathroom is a must to brush teeth, to look at yourself, to comb your hair and makeup if needed. Let’s have a look how to make a good mirror for any bathroom. The most common idea is to make a simple framed mirror – just take some planks or recycled wood... 
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Super Easy And Cute Stilted DIY Floor Mirror

Super Easy And Cute Stilted DIY Floor Mirror
Remember we’ve told you about modern mirrors to make? Here’s one more simple and cute idea, prepare a hand held compact router fitted with the inclusive edge guard + 1/8″ drill bit, spray paint, a door mirror, duct tape, industrial strength adhesive, two unfinished handrails cut down to 6′. Save yourself the time and trouble... 
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