I followed her instructions and just like she said, it was easy peasy.
Here is the before...still in the midst of a renovation mess, just overlook it please!
And after framing the ginormous mirrors....
It is shocking to me the difference it made, I keep walking in there looking at it.The mirrors are really big so it would have been expensive to replace them not to mention a pain to get them down. I needed 5 eight ft. pieces of that fake wood molding stuff. I think they were $8 a piece. So for $40 I got a totally updated look!
8 comments:
That looks so wonderful! What an easy way to make an amazing difference. I'm thinking of a mirror I want to do. Thanks! :) Love it!
They look great! You are officially my remodeling hero. I was going to call you last week when half the new paint (molding) came off with the tape, but I couldn't see my phone through the tears.
I can't afford to reframe my mirrors. I mean, I could if I didn't have to sell my old furniture to pay for my husband's prostate transplant.
PS - I still can't believe you made fun of my house.
Hey pesky brother-in-law Mark....I am on to you and your silly comments!! I know sweet sister-in-law Sherri would never live in squalor, so you can't be the crazy cat lady. But does Sherri know you have a husband with prostate trouble? Har har, you a funny funny boy!
They look amazing! Oh how I wish hubbs would just bite the bullet and let me do this. I'm showing him yours. Great job!!
-Hayley
I'm so glad you tried this too. I know many of you have done it successfully. I had a few people email me about using the glue gun & I told them to just get some Liquid Nails in a tube if the glue gun wasn't working. THAT will def. stick it up there! Your mirror looks great. :)
Hi Brooke,
Your mirror looks fantastic! I am aching to get my mirrors dressed up! :o)
Sincerely ~ Tricia Anne
Think I need to try this....it looks awesome!
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