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16 DIY Mirror Tutorials

February 26, 2016 by Christine T Leave a Comment

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16 DIY Mirror Tutorials- A mirror is a simple way to update your space. These tutorials include decorative mirrors that are inexpensive and easy to make.

I have always loved fancy looking mirrors shown in catalogs and home decor magazines. The problem for me has always been the cost of owning such pieces. A mirror is perfect for just about any space though, because it has an amazing ability to open up any room and make it appear larger. On top on that, it can brighten rooms by reflecting light. If you are looking to add something special to your favorite parts of the house but would rather make a custom piece yourself, here are 16 DIY Mirror Tutorials to inspire you to create the perfect one.

 

16 DIY Mirror Tutorials

Try making this Anthro-Inspired Mirror from Flamingo Toes to add expensive looking charm for a much nicer price.

This DIY Starburst Mirror from Healthy, Wealthy and DIYs uses skewers and looks much more expensive than the $10 it took to make.

Thrifty & Chic also has a Starburst Mirror made out of Wood Shims for a slightly different appearance.

I am huge into nautical themed items, and this Nautical Rope Mirror DIY from The Lily Pad Cottage is right what I am looking for.

Make a Hollywood Style Mirror with Lights with this very detailed tutorial from My Cherry Style.

This mirror made with egg cartons from Better Homes and Gardens is simply genius! What a great upcycling project!

If you want to add a fun mirror to a child’s space, check out this DIY Hotwheels Mirror from Hotwheels.

I really love the look of this Gemstone Mirror from A Beautiful Mess. Doesn’t it look modern and lovely? This tutorial also shows how to cut mirrors, too!

Shanty 2 Chic has a great DIY Mirror Storage for the bathroom. This is great because it is dual function.

Maison de Pax features a nice looking Trumeau Mirror DIY that will add a touch of class and vintage look to any space.

Check out this DIY Wood Slice Mirror by The Owner Builder Network. I love how it looks rustic!

I really think this DIY Rustic Mirror from Northstory could really make any space more homey.

This DIY Plastic Spoon Mirror from Fab Art DIY reminds me of Chrysanthemums and looks lovely in many different colors to match any decor.

Do you have old scratched CDs laying around that you no longer want? Check out this mosaic CD Mirror from Intuition Physician that’s as easy as can be to make!

This DIY Plywood Floor Mirror from The Merry Thought is one of my favorites on this list because it is so unique and functional.

The Woodgrain Cottage gave a cheap mirror a serious upgrade with this tutorial on how to make a DIY Wood Framed mirror.16 DIY Mirror Tutorials

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On Premeditated Leftovers I share simple recipes made with whole foods, practical shopping tips, time saving techniques, and meal planning strategies. I also share tips for minimizing food waste, so more of the food that is purchased ends up on the table.

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