I’m not the best with mitre cuts, but using these decorative block pieces, which are available inexpensively at local building supply and your choice of wood molding and construction adhesive makes this job a breeze.
Measure the mirror. Then go to your local home improvement store and select a molding that appeals to you. They will cut the molding for you. Usually for free. Then pick out 4 rosette corners. They will save you from trying to miter corners. Paint all of it and attach to your mirror using adhesive.
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I’m not the best with mitre cuts, but using these decorative block pieces, which are available inexpensively at local building supply and your choice of wood molding and construction adhesive makes this job a breeze.
http://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/rooms-and-spaces/bathroom/how-to-build-a-frame-around-a-bathroom-mirror-pictures
pasta noodles and spray paint glue and a wood board to use to glide the pasta too .what ever design you want to make ! Or ceramic tile !
I did what Trina suggested and it turned out gorgeous.
I have seen a project for this on this site. Maybe you could search the site for it. I just saw it within the last week or two. Hope you find it.
i found this on DIY. Maybe it will help. My husband framed ours and this is basically how he did ours. How to Build a Frame Around a Bathroom Mirror
Spice up your bathroom’s style by adding a wooden frame to your plain "builder’s basic” mirror.
Here is another site that gives a good way to frame a bathroom mirror. https://thefrugalhomemaker.com/2015/02/10/how-to-frame-out-that-builder-basic-bathroom-mirror-for-20-or-less/
Measure the mirror. Then go to your local home improvement store and select a molding that appeals to you. They will cut the molding for you. Usually for free. Then pick out 4 rosette corners. They will save you from trying to miter corners. Paint all of it and attach to your mirror using adhesive.
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