I've been showing you mirrors that I've transformed lately, and today I wanted to share with you some of my latest creations! While "dreamy-creamy" white is still my absolute color to work with, I also really love bright and cheery aqua!
The three mirrors here were all made by Homco. I thought for sure that I had a "before" photo of this one,but I guess in my excitement to paint it, I forgot! Anyway, the frame was an awful brown, and trust me when I say that it was not in the least bit attractive!
I think she is so much happier with her new look!
I've been lucky enough to find several of these mirrors in the past (I've got a friend who is also always on the prowl mirror hunting for me as well!).
I really love how this beauty turned out! I did remember to get a before photo taken of this one. A few months ago I also made over one just like this, that I turned into a chalkboard (below). The mirror of that particular piece was in really bad shape, so I had my handy hubby cut a piece of masonite to fit, that I covered in chalkboard vinyl. I've since sold it in my Etsy shop, and would love to make another one like it!
Not so pretty "before"!
Not so pretty "before"!
Don't you think this would be pretty in a beach cottage style home?
Ok, I was bad and didn't take a photo of this next mirror and shelf before I began painting it. I found the two at a neighbor's yard sale last weekend. Also made by Homco, they started out life white, and just looked really, well, "plastic-y"! (that's a word, right?)
It's amazing what a difference paint makes, don't you think?
They no longer have that "cheap-o" plastic look!
I've put all of these in my Etsy shop. Tomorrow I am going to some neighborhood garage sales. This neighborhood has an annual sale every summer, with tons of homes participating! So, hopefully I will find some treasures to transform, and maybe even get lucky and unearth some more mirrors!
Have a great day!
Linking up with Debra at Common Ground for Vintage Inspiration Friday.
Be sure to visit for tons of inspiring ideas!
Linking up with Debra at Common Ground for Vintage Inspiration Friday.
Be sure to visit for tons of inspiring ideas!
You are amazingly talented and creative.
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Love, love, love that aqua color. I'm anxious to see that special boat that you keep writing me about (smile).
ReplyDeleteLove the aqua color! Good luck at the sales tomorrow, hopefully you find a lot of wonderful treasures!
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Hi Donna!
ReplyDeleteHope you are adjusting to being back home. I'm trying to catch up with everyone after being away.
I'm loving these mirrors. I did a few last summer and I love them!
Good luck on your hunt and hope all is well with you!
Looks like you're settling back in to your home and getting lots of projects done. Beautiful job!! Good luck at the yard sales this week!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the blue, Donna. Very pretty...but, what? No glitter?;>)
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a good week- it has been a busy one here- xo Diana
I love that color! The transformations are beautiful. I'm so glad I found you on Common Ground.
ReplyDeleteOh WOW, they all look fabulous, Donna!!! Gee, you have been busy--and SOOOO creative!!!
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Cin
I could never find such beauties like this around here! Or maybe I am just not looking hard enough? I love them!
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Myric
I love it when you work your magic. Hope you had a peaceful day.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you having fun with the aqua, Donna. Great transformations! Hope you enjoyed the yard sales.
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ReplyDeleteI hope you're havinga good weekend! and also I love that pic of Emily with "fairest of them all!" Toooo cute!!!
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Cin
Hi Donna! Sorry for the delayed notice, I have a linky party that's still on-going today. I hope you could come by and link up your projects.
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Myric
Just saw your previous mirror posts, too, Donna. You have definitely found some really pretty detailed ones! Love the colors you've done on all of them.
ReplyDeleteI'm so smitten with aqua these days. I am glad to see some color coming on the horizon.
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