Decoupage a Mirror
Intro: Decoupage a Mirror
My daughter wanted a mirror for her room. I found a mirror for 50 cents at a garage sale, but the frame was cracked. It was a thin plastic mold anyway, so I decided to beef it up a bit. All in all I fixed this mirror for under $4.
What I used:
one lace curtain
Elmer's glue
scissors
tape
newspaper
gold spray paint
razor
What I used:
one lace curtain
Elmer's glue
scissors
tape
newspaper
gold spray paint
razor
STEP 1: Starting the Layers, Used Watered Down Elmer's Glue
STEP 2: Layering the Fabric Onto the Frame, Then Brushing More Glue Until Covered
STEP 3: Continued the Same Pattern All the Way Around the Frame
STEP 4: I Made Sure the Whole Frame Was Covered With the Fabric, I Will Trim After Its Dry
STEP 5: Cleaning Up the Inside of the Frame With a Razor, Glued the Edges Down With a Hot Glue Gun
STEP 6: Covering the Mirror, Prepping for Paint
STEP 7: I Put Down 2 Coats of Spray Paint and Let It Dry
STEP 8: The Finished Product! Not Bad for a 50 Cent Mirror
I made this over a year ago. My daughter still has this mirror and the lace has never come off the frame. It has held up pretty well.
2 Comments
hshepherd 11 years ago
verence 11 years ago
Wouldn't it have been easier to just remove the mirror for the glue-and-paint steps?