Today we are leaving to go to Mansfield (Dallas area) for Jonathan's nephew's baby dedication. It will be nice to see his sister, brother in law, and his (I know they're OUR nephews but I say "his" or "mine" to show what side of the family they are on) nephews, Zakary and Caleb.Then, Wednesday and Thursday we're having our granite installed! YAY! Just in time for the FOUR events we'll be having at our home in the next 2 months!
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Hey! if you dont mind me asking where did you get the border for the mirrors??? I would love to do this to ours and have looked at many different ways to makes these boring mirrors look bettter. How much do you think the project cost you?
Thanks for the help!
Alissa
Hey Ali, Blogger would not let me see your profile or blog so if you ever check this post again I hope you see this. The project cost us less than 30 dollars for trim and paint both from Home Depot. It was super easy and super fast!
Hi. Visiting from Young House Love. Did you buy a kit for this project or did you just use wood trim? How did you attach it to the mirror? Glue? I would love to do this to our mirror, too.
Thanks,
Jennifer
Great job! Isn't it great figuring out these tips!
Hey Jennifer, (I hope you read this b/c blogger would not let me see your blog)
We did not use the kit. My sister in law actually used the kit and after a few weeks in the bathroom it fell off! We bought the trim and had it pre-cut at Home Depot. Before attaching the the trim my husband nailed a few shims to the wall around the mirror and then nailed the trim to the shims. That way nothing is attached to the mirror just around the mirror so we didn't break it. Hope this helps!
we have this same mirror and i have measured it so many times and looked at trim just as many times at Home Depot to do this same thing -- looks so much better! you've inspired me to just get it done!
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