Raffia Mirror DIY | Amazing Boho Decor

6 Materials
$12
50 Minutes
Easy

Hey guys! Today I wanna show you how to make a raffia mirror. If you like the bohemian or coastal decor, then this DIY is definitely for you! It’s a very easy project and it adds an organic feel to your home. So, let’s get to it!

Cut the raffia cords


I started by unfolding the raffia cord and then I took one cord and with the help of a ruler I cut off the cord at 10″. I used this cord as a guide to cut all the rest I was going to need. And I’m going to need a LOT!

Straighten them with an iron


Next, I wanted to straighten them because as you can see they are bent…so, I laid down a pillowcase on my table but you can use a towel if you want and then I put a bunch of the raffia cords on top and then I covered them with another pillowcase and with the help of an iron, I ironed them and put them aside.

Attach the raffia cords to the metal ring


Then, I took three to five cords, that is depending on how thick the cords are, and then I folded them in half to create a loop and then I put the loop under the metal ring and then passed the cords through the loop and pulled tight to secure them.

Place the mirror


After I attached all the raffia I needed, I then took my trusted glue gun and poured hot glue all around to the back, and then I placed my mirror on top and pushed it down to help it stick.

Place the hanger


When it was all nice and secure I took a piece of raffia, folded it in half to create a loop, and then made a knot. I placed it on top of the back of the mirror and hot glued it in place.

The reveal


Guys, I’m thrilled about how it turned out and I’m absolutely in love with this DIY and the best part is that it was so easy to make it! Also, I hope I inspired you and helped you understand how to make this. If you want more datails visit my blog or my Youtube channel. Enjoy!

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