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This video is about creative DIY mirror frame ideas.
1. Recycled mirror frame ideas using old magazines, aluminum soda cans, bottle caps, soda can tabs etc.
2. Eco-friendly mirror frame ideas with natural materials such as wood slices, driftwood, reclaimed wood, tree branches, seashells.
3. Chic mirror frame decor ideas using repurposed jewelries, faux flowers, glitter.
4. And more creative ideas how to decorate mirror frame by yourself.

Handcrafted mirror frames are great things to make and sell.

Watch one more inspirational video with recycled craft ideas at Mary Tardito channel:

– aluminum can craft ideas – https://youtu.be/lQNnbDFjdAo

– soda can tab craft ideas – https://youtu.be/7WncC5_eZfI

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This tutorial will show you how to inexpensively create a unique piece
of home décor with supplies you already have around the house.

Check out this build I did for Carhartt showing how to make a unique timber framed mirror out of a cheap mirror I picked up from a garage sale for $25. Special thanks to Carhartt for making this video possible and stay tuned for more projects powered by Carhartt!

Patreon Exec. Producer: Pat Massey
Patreon Producer: Ray Massey

Making a Rustic Barndoor style floor mirror for my wife from basic lumber and a cheap frameless mirror. This is a project that every skill level should be able to accomplish in a weekend with only basic tools. Hope you enjoy!

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I own 100% of the audio and visual content in this video. Intro music and main song were created for me by my brother in law, Trey Harris!

*I had problems with copyright on the audio so ive changed it to music ive used before and re uploaded it, sorry for any confusion, please enjoy

this was a commissioned piece for a client that wanted a vanity mirror/jewelry box but wanted it a mix of driftwood and walnut and maple so this is what I come up with.

I found the driftwood at marshall hall,md near the potomic river and designed the project based on what I had.

I wanted it to look natural and rustic while making it functional.
I haven’t hand cut a dovetail for 20 years and wasn’t very good back then ! so I just did my best and its not perfect as you can see but overall im happy with how it all turned out .

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26″ x 17″ x 2″ – £120 with Free Courier Delivery

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Have some new wood you’d like to make look a little more rustic? It’s actually a lot easier than you might think. Throw some common household items together, lather the solution on, and let it dry! Watch the video for the details!

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Turn driftwood into a candle holder! This easy and quick DIY project can be completed, start to finish, in about twenty minutes and only requires 3 things!

A drill (& 1 1/2″ drill bit)
Driftwood
Tea lights