Porthole Mirror
Nothing gives me quite the thrill as looking over a new catalog that came in the mail and finding something I like.
Nothing that is, except realizing that I have all the pieces and can make it myself!
I knew I had an old chippy, round, nautical thingy in my workshop and some rope.
And I knew I had a round mirror.
But how happy was I when I realized that they were actually a perfect fit!
I love it when that happens!
I glued the mirror to the round metal piece using gorilla glue so it is on there forever!
I glued the mirror to the round metal piece using gorilla glue so it is on there forever!
Boom! Instant porthole mirror.
Just like the one in the fancy, expensive catalog!
There are no more complicated directions or links to other posts, this was all there was to making a porthole mirror like the one I saw in the catalog.
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Awesome! Love your technical terminology as well - lol!!
ReplyDeleteOhhhhh....I love this! Thanks so much for sharing your awesome creativity!
ReplyDeleteI love it Susan. I see a DIY Club entry for September.
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cheri
Wow, that was serendipitous! What a great treasure.
ReplyDeletefabulicious! love it to pieces...
ReplyDeletei love it, its amazing xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!
ReplyDeleteAnd nothing gives me a thrill quite like when you find something in a catalog you want to recreate...... and then you do!
ReplyDelete~Bliss~
Don't you love those projects that just work! This is really a great transformation. If you would like to share it at Share It One More Time...Would love to have you.
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Tammy
This is awesome!!! I'm in love!
ReplyDeleteOhhh this is great project.. it looks great. Enjoyed finding your blog.
ReplyDeleteBristol
Totally pinned this! I LOVE this project! Now I need to be on the lookout for something to put the mirror in :)
ReplyDeleteblessings,
karianne
What an awesome project!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great fit! I love it when that happens too. What's not to like? (And wisteria's so expensive!). You did good.
ReplyDeleteAnd, it's much lovlier than the one in the magazine!
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