DIY Fringed Mirror Wall Hanging
Can’t get enough of the wall hang trend? Neither can we! Check out this super cute DIY Fringed Mirror Wall Hanging that’s so perfect for fall…
As I’m shifting things around in my home this time of year, I often like to incorporate mirrors to combat the shorter days and dwindling daylight.
Mirrors are great for bouncing light around the room, adding a little reflective sparkle, and even making the room feel a little more spacious.
I, Erin am so excited to be sharing this DIY Fringed Mirror Wall hanging today. It incorporates a touch of metallic gold and a good dose of fringe texture for visual interest.
Hang it by the back door for a little spot to check-in before dashing out the door or in tandem with a gallery wall in the living room.
Either way, it’ll do double duty in form and function!
Materials and Tools Needed to Make a DIY Fringed Mirror
7” mirror – Find a similar one here.
Sponge brush
Painter’s tape
Wooden skewer — Cut to 6” length
Scissors
Yarn
2 jump rings
How to Make a DIY Fringed Mirror
Step 1 — Use painter’s tape to section off a small area at the bottom of the mirror, and paint the sectioned area with metallic gold paint.
Set aside to dry.
Step 2 — Cut 160 pieces of yarn at 23” long and bundle them into 4 groups.
Step 3 — Fold each bundle in half lengthwise.
Step 4 — Wrap the cut ends of the yarn around the wooden skewer and feed them through the yarn loop.
Step 5 — Pull tightly around the wooden skewer.
Repeat with remaining 3 yarn bundles.
Step 6 — Attach a jump ring to each end of the metal chain, and wrap the jump ring around each end of the wood skewer.
Step 7 — Form the moldable adhesive into two ovals, even in size.
Step 8 — Lay the mirror face down on a piece of fabric to prevent scratches to the mirror and gold paint.
Step 9 — Attach moldable adhesive pieces to each end of the wood skewer and press onto the backside of the mirror.
Allow the moldable glue to cure for 24 hours before hanging the mirror.
Step 10 — Once the adhesive is cured, flip the mirror over and give the yarn a haircut to create a uniform length.
Hang and enjoy!
I seriously can’t get enough of the wall hang trend.
Check out these DIY Geometric Metal Wall Hang to add your favorite metals and textiles to your wall decor and DIY Minimalist Flower Wall Hang to add some florals to your simple decor.
It’s basically a fun arts and crafts project that looks like it came straight out of an Anthropologie catalog!
I love how these add both light and a fun pop of color to any space!
It’s always so much fun getting to play with all the seasons’ decor trends and this DIY fringed mirror wall hanging turned out to be a favorite!
Or this DIY Hanging Mirror is a great option if you want to make it simple.
Do you have any favorite decor trends you’re loving this Fall?
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DIY Fringed Mirror
Equipment
- Scissors
Materials
- 7 inch mirror Find a similar one here.
- Metallic gold paint
- Sponge brush
- Painter’s tape
- Wooden skewer Cut to 6” length
- Moldable adhesive
- Yarn
- 2 inch gold chain
- 2 pieces jump rings
Instructions
- Use painter’s tape to section off a small area at the bottom of the mirror, and paint the sectioned area with metallic gold paint.Set aside to dry.
- Cut 160 pieces of yarn at 23” long and bundle them into 4 groups.
- Fold each bundle in half lengthwise.
- Wrap the cut ends of the yarn around the wooden skewer and feed them through the yarn loop.
- Pull tightly around the wooden skewer.Repeat with remaining 3 yarn bundles.
- Attach a jump ring to each end of the metal chain, and wrap the jump ring around each end of the wood skewer.
- Form the moldable adhesive into two ovals, even in size.
- Lay the mirror face down on a piece of fabric to prevent scratches to the mirror and gold paint.
- Attach moldable adhesive pieces to each end of the wood skewer and press onto the backside of the mirror.Allow the moldable glue to cure for 24 hours before hanging the mirror.
- Once the adhesive is cured, flip the mirror over and give the yarn a haircut to create a uniform length.
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