Anthropologie Hack On A Thrifted Mirror

Anthropologie Hack On A Thrifted Mirror

This large gorgeous mirror started out with a plain frame and a large blemish on the mirror. Zeb and I transformed this mirror on our Waste Not Wednesday episode on our channel. If you want to see the transformation click on the link below.

Watch The Transformation: https://youtu.be/Q-F5Th7Tj0s

Products used to create the mirror:

IOD Molds: https://jamirayvintage.com/search?q=m...
Paper Clay:
https://jamirayvintage.com/products/p...
Apothecary Paint:
https://jamirayvintage.com/products/a...
Golden Ticket:
https://jamirayvintage.com/products/g...
Brushes:
https://jamirayvintage.com/search?q=b...
Clear Wax:
https://jamirayvintage.com/products/d...

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7 comments

You made this old mirror look absolutely gorgeous. I love the way you used the IOD Transfers, Moulds and Paper Clay, you’re really talented. I would love to do something similar but all the IOD products are very expensive here in Australia, so it’s cheaper to use the Redesign With Prima products that are available here from companies like capriolecreative.com and other stores that sell chalk paint by Dixie Belle or Annie Sloan or even some of the no – brand moulds you can buy from aliexpress.com and so on.

Amanda Jones

Do you have to seal the transfer with something?
Sorry if I missed the answer somewhere.

Paula Carmichael

Do you have to seal the transfer on the glass with something ?
If so, what? Sorry if I missed the answer somewhere.

Paula Carmichael

I’ve worked with polymer clay, but the air dry paper clay looks much easier. These molds are beautiful…I will begin looking for the "right mirror and then begin this new challenge…thanks so much,..will send pics when completed!!! Joann

JoAnn Nelson

This is a masterpiece, I do large mirrors with shell frames but this is something else, I will try this it looks like the challenge I have been waiting for.
Blessings to you
Shez ( Adelaide, Australia) xx

Sheryl Malone

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