Painted gold mirror

I have been eyeing the anthropology mirror for soo long now, and finally decided to make my own. Don’t be scared, you won’t be paying this cost for this proje…

Hello, amazing friends, and welcome back! Today, I'm sharing what I did with this thrift store mirror: It was marked $15.25, but all yellow tags were 50% off that day, so I got it for half that. I love a sale at the thrift store! Someone mentioned to me that the top of this mirror

Mirror, mirror on the wall…

This beautiful vintage mirror would look great anywhere in your hallway, living room or bedroom. It was originally made in Italy in the 1950s. It was an awful brown color so I cleaned it and repainted it in rainbow colors with copper details. It still has its original mirror, the mirror has some damage due to time, nothing major but it is not perfectly clear. Could be replaced with a new mirror. The result is a funky yet classic mirror and absolutely a one-of-a-kind, perfect for a kitsch…

I tested the waters of mirror antiquing a while back on my IG stories. The final product turned out great, but the process was a little difficult because the backside of the mirror did not want to come off. I wanted to do something that looked more like authentic antiquing, instead of just spraying a

Ann Upton Art on Instagram: “Really, really, really, ridiculously good looking Angel & Rainbow frame 😏 ✨ Derek Zoolander approved really, really, really, ridiculously…”

DIY Painted mirror....

Faux Gilded Mirror: I always have a hard time throwing anything away. Especially my grandson's little toys that he has outgrown. I found a fun and creative way to continue to "play" with those old toys.

Materials used are wood frame, mirror, seashells