It's been a while since I've shared a DIY on this blog...
So alongside the occasional illustrations, I do like to dabble in a bit of DIY homeware. My latest and proudest has been this mirror below. Unfortunately I can't take the credit for the design of the particular mirror as the style is a popular one that seems to have swept the boards of Pinterest in the last year or so. My motivation to recreate this design was one of budget; I had seen plenty elsewhere but unfortunately none that fit my monetary restrictions (-or my moto of 'if it's not food, it's not worth it).
To start off, the mirror was a fantastic bargain from a second-hand shop (£3), and it came with a stand! To polish everything up and give a uniform look to the mirror, I purchased from B&Q some black metal paint (£10). The straps were actually two (£1) belts from Primark - all I've done is fasten them together and glued them down using some E6000 glue. All in all, I have to say I'm very happy with this outcome, especially considering the grand total of £15.
Gobsmacked.
Below are some from the wonderful world wide web, if you wanted to go down the route of purchasing one. These are some of my favourites:
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Dipre Wall Mirror Copper - £94.99 Click HERE |
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John Lewis Round Hanging Mirror - £50.00 Click HERE |
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Adnet Mirror £595.00 Click HERE |
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Hare & Wilde Brass Round Mirror - £35.00 Click HERE |
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This is a great DIY! I love the look of the hanging mirrors!
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Thank you! x
DeleteI'm totally blown away by the finishing price of this DIY - how brilliant and totally cost-effective! Well done!
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Aww thanks so much Gabrielle! x
DeleteLove the round shape of these mirrors! Would look super cute in my house.
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They are gorgeous aren't they! x
DeleteThis is a beautiful hanging mirror, Sheena! I can't believe you put this together on a small budget. That's wonderful!
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Aw thanks Lizzy, glad you like it x
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