
First, I covered the red with 2 coats of primer that I found in my dad's garage. I already had Elmer's glue and good ol' Martha Stewart's silver glitter in my classroom. I painted the glue on in small areas and sprinkled the glitter over the glue. I did this out on my deck and had a vinyl table clothe under the mirror so that I could reuse the glitter that didn't stick. THAT'S IT!!

And I didn't spend a dime!! I love how glitzy and girly it looks. It has become a focal point in my living room. Thank Goodness for trashed mirrors on the side of the road!!

i think this was a great idea......love it!!
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ReplyDeleteI literally just did the same thing it was finished today. My cousin and I found this mirror by the dumpster. I cleaned it up and it’s now the focal point in my cousins room she loves it.
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