First up, the sunburst mirror! I’ve been wanting to do one forever…
Janell @ Isabella & Max Rooms got me hooked and gave a fabulous tutorial, and then to make things even better, Stephanie Lynn @ Under the Table and Dreaming gave a printable template to use on her site. Thanks to both of of these fabulous ladies! The mirrors were from Target clearance and we used a $1 package of bamboo skewers from Walmart.
The circly mirror was inspired by

I was looking up bracelets on Oriental Trading, was thinking of something I could use, but I went to my crafty goodness box,
and pulled out these from this project.
I had a little buddy that was home from school (not feeling well) and he helped me pull the circles off.
and out they went to the spray paint shop (aka garage) for a coat of Krylon’s Ivy Leaf (sunburst mirror is in Krylon Bahama Sea)
The round circle mirror was a 2.97 Goodwill find that we sprayed in Krylon Watermelon.
Total cost of the wall o’ mirrors:
round mirrors: $2.50 {target clearance}
$2.98 {target clearance}
$3 {goodwill}
bamboo skewers $1.00 {walmart}
plastic circles {leftover from other project}
Spray paint $3.50 x 3 cans = $10.50 {walmart}
= $19.98
Happy Wednesday! We’re still working on some more fun projects in this room~
this looks soooo good! I love it
ReplyDeleteYou have such fabulous ideas! I really loved how the three mirrors turned out. Your page has insired me to start thinking in a more creative manner!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love those! I think my favorite is the one with the circles but all 3 really look great together. Such a fun way to add art and a punch of color.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the dollar store garland tip! Also, if anyone is looking for circle mirrors, Martha Stewart has a set at Home Depot: http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1v/R-202504221/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053
ReplyDeleteLove them! Great job.
ReplyDeleteI'm a firm believer that everyone should have a crafty goodness box...they do come in handy.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kelly! If you saw it a little closer, you might not be saying that :)
ReplyDeleteLove them all and the creative way you did them! Also love the colors!
ReplyDelete"Spray paint shop." Love it! Those are fantastic, Melissa! So cool that you found a template...knowing exactly how to lay them out would have kept me from trying the project. Thanks for sharing the links. :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic!! Sunburst mirrors are so pricey- but beautiful. I would never have guess it was a diy. Great post!
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable! I love the color combination. So fun!
ReplyDeleteBeyond creative! A.M.A.Z.I.N.G!! Trying to add pops of color to my family room. Thinking of painting a mirror. You have inspired me!
ReplyDeleteLUUUURVE!
ReplyDeleteThose are SUPER fun!! I love them so much!!
ReplyDeleteI posted about them on my TT&J FB page :) Adorable!
xoxo
Jen
Awesome! Love-Love-Love! I am so inspired!
ReplyDeleteomg these are so awesome! i think i might try that skewer mirror tutorial - I've wanted a sunburst mirror for a while but most tutorials are too complicated for l'il old me.!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this! What a wonderful project!
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love this idea!!!!!!! I am totally pinning this. Great job! I love the colors too. My favorite is the sunburst. I just have to try this now.
ReplyDeleteWay to go! Love how you involved your little guy to help. :D
ReplyDeletepretty sure i need your skills in my home!!! love these mirrors madly!!!
ReplyDeletecute
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