1. Check out the backing of your thrift store mirror and see how you need to remove the mirror. I had a cardboard backing piece that I was able to...

2. My mirror was held by adhesive. A razor blade worked best to slice through the caulking to remove the mirror.

3. I used 4" pine boards to create the frame. The boards are actually 3.5" wide, so I measured so that 2.5" would sit on top of the...

4. I used a miter saw to cut the boards down.

5. I double-checked the cuts to make sure everything fit and the boards squared-up in the corners.

6. Then I stained the boards and let them dry.

7. Once the stain was completely dry I placed the liquid nail over the areas that the boards would be sticking to the mirror. I placed the stained...

8. Once dry your mirror is ready to use!