diy sunburst mirror

I love the new sunburst mirror trend. It’s versatile because you can make it work with more than one decor style, and it instantly upgrades a space from bore to more! And, once again, Goodwill is where it’s at for turning plain ol’ stuff into a little bit of awesomeness for your home. I had planned on heading to Hobby Lobby to pick up a mirror and some dowels for my sunburst mirror, but while I was at GW last week I came across this mirror and these skewers. Perfect!

sunburst mirror diy

First, I cleaned up the mirror since it was  bit dirty. Next, I drew a circle about 1/2″ in on the backside of the mirror so I’d have a guide to line up the skewers (this is key so that you don’t end up half way around the mirror and realize that it’s not symmetrical!). Then, I just began hot gluing each skewer to the backside of the mirror.

diy sunburst mirror

Once it was done, I attached a small hook to the backside of the mirror to get it ready for hanging.

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It turned out so great! And it was just $3.00 to make. This is seriously one of my favorite project simply because of the cost. Sunburst mirrors can be pretty pricy off the shelf, so I really scored with this one!5.16.14 diy sunburst mirror

 

For now we see in a mirror, dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part, but then I shall know just as I also am known. | 1 Corinthians 13:12

3 responses to “diy sunburst mirror”

  1. Cassandra Avatar

    Looks great! Have you considered staining it so it stands out against the wall a little more?

    1. Ronda Waters Avatar

      Hi Cassandra! Yes, I’m actually going to spray paint it gold eventually, but I love the natural look for now. :) Thanks for stopping by!

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