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DIY Dollar Tree Mirror Upgrade

Transform your plain Dollar Tree mirror into a stylish and unique home decor with this easy DIY mirror upgrade. You can discover budget-friendly ways to give your mirror a fresh look and add a touch of elegance to your space. This DIY project is quick and easy; you only need a few materials to give your mirror a new look. So, if you're ready, let's create your own mirror upgrade!

Round mirror with gems and faux white floral attached to the mirror


For this project, you will need

Hot glue, gems, mirror and faux floral

One pack of diamond gem wrap

One mirror

Floral

Hot glue

Wire cutters/ Scissors

You can purchase all of these materials from your local Dollar Tree, or any other discount store you might have in your area. I purchased the mirror and gem wrap from my local Dollar Tree.

 My floral was purchased at my local Michaels craft store.  My total for this project was around five dollars.

three gem strips near round black mirror

First, take your gem wrap, and cut around four long strips of your wrap. Once you have done this step, take your strips and remove the paper backing when applying them to your mirror. 

When removing the paper backing, you should still have a sticky surface.

Round black mirror with gems attached to it.

Take your gem wrap, and gently press it down on the outer surface around the mirror, just above the glass surface. You will repeat this step for each strip. 

faux floral near round mirror

Next, take your floral pieces and begin the cut the stems. You will want to leave some of the stem, as well as some of the leaves. 

white faux flowers attached to round black mirror

After cutting your floral, take your hot glue, and apply a small amount on the back of each of your floral pieces. 

Gently press each floral piece onto your mirror. Get creative, and place them where you would like. 

faux white flowers displayed on round black mirror

Black round mirror with faux white flowers and gems displayed near a lamp on a table

You're all done! Now all that is left is to find a spot to display your beautiful mirror upgrade. Wasn't that simple? And I just love the way it turned out. 

Let me know in the comment below if you decide to create your very own mirror design. 

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  1. Oh, so elegant looking. Thanks so much for linking up at #IMadeItMondayLinkParty 16. Pinned.

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    1. Dee, thank you. Love that it is a Dollar Tree mirror. Very inexpensive, and a great way to decorate.

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  2. CONGRATS, Stephanie! Your post is FEATURED at #IMadeItMondayLinkParty 17.

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  3. This is gorgeous! Whether for a gothic Halloween, everyday decor or both! Featuring when my party opens.

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    1. Carol, aw thank you! I appreciate the feature. :)

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  4. How pretty! Featuring you at Wednesdays in the Studio!

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