Repurposed Frame Bathroom Mirror & Windmill Chalkboard

Repurposed Frame Bathroom Mirror & Windmill Chalkboard

I hope you all had a wonderful Father’s Day celebrating with your spouse or father.  My youngest son and daughter went out to eat with my husband and I to celebrate, but they both had to work today so it was a quiet day other than that.

Over the next week I’ll finally be sharing my bathroom makeover.  I know you are probably thinking “It’s about time,” but working on the outdoor projects were a priority before the weather became unbearably hot.

So first up is my bathroom mirror.

I wanted to replace the bathroom mirror above the sink and thought I would make one out of pallet wood, but when I came across a framed paint-by-number print of The Last Supper, I realized it would be easy to turn it into a mirror.

It always amazes me that thrift stores put price stickers on the front of frames.  I guess they assume no one would want the print.

I measured the size of the print and went to Lowe’s and had a larger mirror cut to size.  I have the leftover piece to use for a smaller frame.

All I needed to do was refresh the frame with wood stain and put the mirror inside it.  It was such an easy project, but it turned out really pretty.

I also made a windmill chalkboard with a Chalk Couture transfer and Chalkology Paste.

The windmill transfer came from the same Farm House set that I used on my Galvanized Bucket Planter.  

I taped off the edges of the transfer with painter’s tape so no paste would get on the Aiden Chalkboard.

I think it turned out really pretty and it’s the perfect size to fit between the mirror and the wall next to it.

In a few days, I’ll be showing you the vanity and flooring I chose for my bathroom.

I’d love to hear what you think about my frame turned bathroom mirror!

Vaya con Dios,