I am a seasonal decorator, and like it when I can leave something up either for months at a time or even year round. With a mirror and some dollar store wall stickers – I made affordable and inexpensive wall art for my home.
Each month, I join with some of my blogging friends for a monthly blog hop challenge. This month our theme was an upcycled project. Be sure to check out their creations at the bottom of this post.
I fell in love with these heart mirrors in a magazine but $129 was way out of my price range.
I found this heart mirror in the Target Dollar Spot for $3! Now I could stop here and be done, but for some additional seasonal decorating, I wanted to have a little fun.
I found this “Kiss Me” wall sticker at Dollar Tree. I cleaned the mirror, and placed the sticker onto the mirror.
That was it – easy Valentine’s & St. Patrick’s Day Decor! Now the great thing is, if and when I decide – I can simply pull the sticker back off and use the mirror plain.
Oh, how clever! I love that your mirror is perfect for Valentine’s and St. Patrick’s Day! Two for one! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
Thank you so much Marci 🙂 I’m thrilled you like it
This mirror looks great! I love that it’s heart-shaped, and adding the stick was such a great idea!
Thank you so much T’onna, I”m thrilled you like it.
I’m in love with the heart shaped mirror. Perfect piece of holiday home decor.
Thank you so much Michele, I love that it can be left up year around – my favorite decor 🙂 Adaptable for any holiday.
I am always amazed at what can be created with items from the dollar store! And your wall art looks fabulous for Valentines and even all year round! So cool!
Thank you so much Gail and love what you said too. I always love things that can be kept out longer than just for 1 holiday 🙂
I love that you got the look you wanted for less! What a great way to combine the inexpensive items for a fun decor piece! We’re happy to have you join us for the this month’s craft challenge, Chas!
Thank you so much and thanks for the invite Beverly, loved being a part of it 🙂
You really saved on this pretty heart decor. It tuned out prettier than the $129 ones.
Happy Valentine’s Day,
Kippi
Thank you so very much Kippi – I’m thrilled to have found it for just $5.
Love the heart shaped mirror, you really brought personality to it!
Thank you so much Pamela 🙂
Love the mirror, very clever.
Thank you Anita 🙂
You just can’t beat the dollar spot and dollar tree for finding items to create great things, right? Visiting from Grace at Home.
Thank you Allyson, and you’re so very right!
That is a great project.
Thank you so much Joanne 🙂
I always look at those large felt seasonal pieces they carry. Oh the possibilities! Good idea to use it as the background here.
Thank you Alexandra. I have them on my end tables for a little extra “love” in the room 🙂
That looks awesome!
Thank you Tamar
This heart creation turned out so cute. Perfect for Valentine’s Day
Thank you so much Amy 🙂
The heart mirror is so pretty and I always have sticker shock a the cost of home decor items. Seasonal decorating is my favorite and its perfect that ti works for both holidays.
Thank you so much Jenny, I am thrilled you agree with the sticker shock and that you like it for both holidays as well.
Very cute idea! And a great price for it.
Thank you for linking up to Creative Compulsions!
Michelle
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Thank you so much Michelle
I love this idea!
Thank you for sharing at The Really Crafty Link Party this week. Pinned,
Thank you so much Teresa and thanks for the Pin 🙂
what a cute little project and I love how simple it is too. Thanks for sharing it with us at #OMHGWW
Thank you Alice
Sorry I am late! I have been running behind this making memories! Thank you for sharing at #OverTheMoon. Pinned and shared. Have a lovely week. I hope to see you at next week’s party too! Come party with us at Over The Moon! Catapult your content Over The Moon! @marilyn_lesniak @EclecticRedBarn
Thanks Marilyn, I can so much relate …. I’m behind too 🙂
Great score and I love the personalization!
Thank you so much Emily 🙂