We’ve seen driftwood-trimmed mirrors before, but never like this!  Alisa Burke has a wild style we love, and she brings that crazy artistic eye to this project by adding a little paint and yarn.  If it’s too wild for your taste, you can adapt it with different colors; for instance, white and blues and some sisal twine would make it fit nicely into a beachy, nautical decor.  The possibilities for different looks are pretty limitless.  (And it’s a fabulous excuse to go beach combing!)  [how to make a painted driftwood mirror]

Project estimate:

• Mirror, $1 and up
• Glue, on hand
• Driftwood, free and up
• Paint, on hand or $1 and up
• Yarn scraps, on hand

Total: $1 and up!