This antique mirror DIY will give your entryway an upscale look for less than $100!
DIY is a great way to get an expensive look on a budget. This project delivers exactly that! An ornate, antique-looking mirror could cost you $500, but not if you make it yourself. All you need is a thrift store mirror, your trusty glue gun, some wooden embellishments, and a can or two of spray paint.
Kristi Jansen and Kelli Mullins share how they made an old mirror look like it belongs in a high-end boutique. They share the extra little pieces to add to make this project even more intricate, and some pretty applications for this piece in your home.
Find more projects from Kristi and Kelli on Instagram, @lollyjaneblog, or at www.lollyjane.com.
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