Make Wedding Gift Using Cricut: Faux Etched Mirror Tray

Make a Wedding Gift Using Cricut: Faux Etched Mirror Tray

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Looking for a personalized gift for a special couple? Something unique for a wedding or anniversary? Cricut to the rescue! This faux etched mirror relies on frosted spray paint and Cricut removable vinyl. The lucky recipients can hang their new custom mirror on a wall or use it as a table tray.

faux etched mirror 

Materials:

Directions:

Measure your mirror to determine the size for your cut design. Create the cut design in Cricut Design Space using your choice of text. A chunky text, with thick letters, shows up best on the finished project. I am using a common system font called Rockwell.

cut design

Make the project, cutting the lettering from any color removeable vinyl. Weed the vinyl to remove the excess.

weeded design

Clean and dry the mirror well. Apply the lettering to the clean mirror using transfer paper.  

transfer tape

Lay a sheet of clean copy paper (or similar) over the vinyl to protect it from the oils in your hands while you rub the lettering with your fingers to ensure good adhesion to the mirror.

vinyl on mirror

Cover the mirror frame with tape or paper to protect from overspray while using the spray paint. Spray the mirror with frosted glass spray paint following the manufacturer’s instructions. You may need to apply several coats of the spray paint to achieve a uniform frosted appearance. Allow to dry. Remove the vinyl from the glass.

remove vinyl

Decorate the mirror frame using Rub N Buff following the manufacturer’s instructions. I also added a thin strip of vinyl around the edge of the mirror for some extra color.

color trim

And that’s it! Your special couple is going to love it!

faux etched mirror tray

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Lee Ann Lilly

Lee Ann is a mixed media hobbyist who enjoys using her Cricut machine for art projects as well as decorations for her home and garden. She's a new empty-nester with 2 adult daughters. Now she and her husband are free to embark on that US pizza eating tour they always talked about. Lee Ann provides IT support to Craft-e-Corner.

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