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DIY WALL ART | Broken Mirror Christmas Tree



Hello friends! If you’ve been here for a while, you know this is my SECOND broken-mirrored Christmas Tree! However, this one is completely different & a whole NEW level of glam. Follow along for an adventure!

Have you ever made wall art from broken glass? If so, let me know in the comments how it went AND which Christmas tree you like better!!

STEPS:
1. Gather/prep supplies
2. Attach hardware to back
3. Break mirror
4. Separate pieces by size
5. Use chalk to make line
6. Outline shape of Christmas tree
7. Lay glass out on the board
8. Look for pieces that fit like a puzzle
9. Glue pieces down with mastics
10. Let dry (overnight)
11. Mix grout and Apply grout
12. Use sponge to smooth grout and create level finish
13. Remove grout from tops of mirrors and let set
14. Let dry overnight
15. Hang it on wall

TOOLS & SUPPLIES:
– Glass
– Hammer
– Wooden Board
– White Grout
– Sponges, Rags, Etc.
– Nail Gun
– Picture Hanging Supplies
– Gloves
– Goggles
– Organizing Buckets
– Paint Brushes

2015 – DIY Broken Mirror Christmas Tree: https://youtu.be/xSfxv4svX9Q
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Videography by Angela Johnson and Lilly Garner
Editing by Dorian Tucker
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40 Comments

  3. Liv Payne Theater

    I love it, thanks for sharing. I love the look of the new tree especially the horizontal sweeping grout strokes in the background. Not sure if you planned for it, but it looks like the soft horizontal lines of the grout resembles snow. xoxo

  4. Retro Redo

    First time seeing your videos. I like both. We've done tile, and yes, wipe off right away. Although you wanted a border it may be easier with less wood to have to apply grout to. Also maybe grouting glass but mudding (drywall plaster or patching compound) would work better on rest of background. I dont think the cracking worry there. For that matter using a piece of drywall and gluing on could be an idea. Grout glass, mud rest. I may practice with smaller ones. Love concept. Never saw anything like this before. Going to look at your other videos!

  6. Mario Nava

    Rebecca, You are Soooo Talented, & Always get prettier on these videos, You are Beautiful!

  7. Lashlove16

    A great idea is to use hard candy like the jolly rancher sticks and use icing as the cement with kids

  20. Not4Rent

    I had all of my Christmas decorations stolen before last Christmas. I’m disabled and can’t afford to replace anything, DIY is so expensive. What used to be my favorite holiday is now so depressing. I’m already dreading it.

  25. Nancy Andrews

    Rebecca, I Love the First Christmas Tree.
    If Someone has a large house with a Large space to hang the Christmas Tree. AND if Someone has not so large house & space to hang the Christmas Tree, I'd use the second Christmas Tree.
    Both are Beautiful. You said," If You were to make the third Christmas Tree You'd put the mirror pieces a little closer".
    How would it look if You were to use a marker with Silver Cristal between the Christmas Tree's Limbs?
    Love every Video of Yours!
    Nancy

  27. anyicastro05

    Omg i love it!!! I wish I didn’t live in an apartment in the middle of New York 🙁 I want to make one for my living room

  30. Charlotte

    I totally love the second glisty mirror but I think I top would do a Walmart mirror.
    Omg love the star too..
    Thank you for your time.
    Love your videos.
    Stay safe

  31. C Q

    I love the first tree, but liked the tree topper of the second tree better, I loved all the frosting you did with the second tree. Thank you for sharing this project. We are definitely doing this project this year. Happy Holiday Season!

  32. Abeer Ali

    I like both. Each one has a character. The old one can be Greek if you add a little blue pattern, or Morocan if you add lanterns with stained glass or colorful Morocan ornaments. The new tree is more on the modern side and I would maybe stick different sizes of silver snowflakes or just leave it be.

  34. Joyce Procure

    Love the new one! Im thinking though, I would mock in zig zags that show middle branches… and if we are doing a 3 d of some sort, I have heavy crystal vases that are no longer used, maybe for the top star, and or to crush for sparkle!

  36. Sapphire

    It may be safer to break the mirror by putting a covering over it like a heavy piece of plastic.. The paper that was already on it may have been good? Safety first!

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