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Makeover a simple plastic round mirror into an expensive looking coastal Jute Rope Mirror. This super easy DIY is just one of many of my fun Home Decor projects found on the blog.
I decided this year our powder room needed a facelift. I’ve had the same old stuff in there for the last 5 years and it was getting, well, pretty drab. I shopped around everywhere for just the right accessories.
I wanted a more natural, yet up to date stylish look to the room than the previous setting. In my decorative decor search, I just could not find the right wall art for this room, so I gave up. I ended up hanging this plain white round mirror in there for awhile, but it was just missing something.
Then one day it hit me, I’ll make a cool rope mirror. I saw one on the Ballard Designs website. I used the white plastic mirror as a base for the rope. This project was so easy and fast, it literally took 30 minutes to make. Now my powder room is complete. Here’s my version of how it’s done~
Jute Rope Mirror Ballard Inspired
Supplies:
- Mirror
- Metal Bucket Handle
- Natural sisal jute rope
- Hot Glue and Gun
Instructions:
Take the end of your jute rope, trim the end in a slant and start gluing your rope on the inner part of the circle frame. Add the glue to the back of the rope.
Once you get the inner circle done you can put the glue on the frame itself and press the ropes together as you wrap to keep them from gaping open. Continue gluing on until the end. Cut the end of your rope in a slant and tuck under or close to the rope above it.
Hot glue loops on the back top portion of the mirror and add your bucket handle. And that’s it! Super easy and so cute!
LOVE IT? PIN IT!
More Home Decor Projects:
- Geometric Decorative Mirror
- Round Shelf from a Cheese Box
- Hello Darling Sign + Free Printable
- Wood Pineapple Chalkboard from My Pinterventures
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Great idea, but I’d think I’d use some liquid nails for the hanger, I’d be afraid it wouldn’t hold…
No need to, this particular mirror is really lightweight plastic. Maybe on a larger one.
Kim
Kim this mirror is gorgeous! I also love the hook that you hung it from. Thank you for sharing at Fluster’s Creative Muster.
Robin
Fluster Buster
This is mirror is FABULOUS! I am co-hosting Creative Geekery’s Pin It Party this week and we would love for you to come and share it at this week’s THE Pin It party on Thursday at http://www.dolendiaries.com. Hope you can make it!
Such a cool idea! I’d love if you’d like up to The DIY’ers:
So cute!! Isn’t jute and sisal rope just a diyers best friend?!? Love it!!
Krista
This is absolutely stunning – I love it and Diane is right about how amazing it is with the bucket handle. LOVE!
Thanks so much! The handle is off the wire basket hanging on the chevron hook in the first pic. I’m glad you liked it!
Kim
Genius!
Oh Kim! I love your mirror! But, the bucket handle and the funky vintage hook really make it fabulous!! I’m on my way to share this on Facebook right now!!
Thanks for sharing at Monday Funday!!
Best wishes for An Extraordinary Day!
Thanks so much and for sharing on FB! I’m glad you liked it.
Kim