That will be a fun look for your bathroom! If you have large pieces that can be ripped into two pieces to make them thinner and more manageable then you can square them off and join them like regular lumber.
Cut the drift wood in half long ways stick on with a mirror type glue...alternate pieces you cut, go from top to bottom and then do the corners. Making sure it looks all natural. They should fit like a puzzle.
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I didn't use real driftwood, but this has a similar look and was SO easy: https://thehoneycombhome.com/how-to-easily-frame-a-mirror/
That will be a fun look for your bathroom! If you have large pieces that can be ripped into two pieces to make them thinner and more manageable then you can square them off and join them like regular lumber.
Cut the drift wood in half long ways stick on with a mirror type glue...alternate pieces you cut, go from top to bottom and then do the corners. Making sure it looks all natural. They should fit like a puzzle.
here's an idea from hometalk:
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/mirror/diy-driftwood-mirror-frame-without-nails-or-screws-3665487
DIY Driftwood Mirror Frame Without Nails or Screws
This project is for wood trim so I think you can use it as a guide:
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/bathroom/mirrors/diy-bathroom-mirror-makeover-for-under-10-26908594
DIY Bathroom Mirror Makeover for Under $10