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The DIY furniture plans to build a simple mirror frame are just that — simple! I knocked this frame out in about two days plus, it matches the letter jewelry hanger I made for her room! If you are not comfortable enough to safely rip pieces this narrow on a table saw, use square dowels instead. Measure the mirror you are using before cutting any of the pieces and adjust the plan accordingly.

Cut the pieces for the frame base. Secure the trim pieces along the inner edge of the frame base using a fast-drying adhesive and clamp in place until dry. Secure the trim pieces along the outer edge of the frame base using a fast-drying adhesive and clamp in place until dry.

Finish the frame as desired. Using a table saw, set the rip fence to remove that width. Next, reverse the saw settings. Make the blade height the rip width and the width the height. This will remove the remaining portion of the notch.

Using a miter saw, cut each end at a 45 degree angle. Using a pocket-hole jig, drill a screw hole in each end of the short or side pieces.

Make sure to drill through the center of the full-depth portion. Layout the frame, face down, onto a flat surface. Make sure each corner fits clean and tight. Spread a small amount of wood glue on each face, and join with a coarse thread pocket screw. If any corner is slightly twisted, an gauge finish nail through the corner can be used to pin it until the glue dries. Allow to dry for at least two hours.

Once the glue has dried, finish the front with your choice of treatment. In this case, I wanted a white wash to show the beauty of the cedar grain while toning down the reddish color. To white wash, apply any white paint with a brush, and then wipe back with a wet rag.

Wipe until you achieve the desired tone. Test fit the completed frame over the mirror, and make sure it fits flush to the wall. Most frameless mirrors that are not fully adhered will have some sort of retainer at the top. The plastic retainers on this mirror were too deep to notch into the back of the new frame. An old sink drain strap was cut into two small pieces to replace the plastic retainers.

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