Mirror Mosaics

Centuries ago, mosaics were mostly found on walls, ceilings, and on the floors. Now, modern mosaics can be placed in different bases, even mirrors. Have you tried creating mirror mosaics? Well, if you’re interested to learn, check this out.

If you have a dull framed mirror, you can add some life to it by creating a mirror mosaic with the use of ceramic tiles. All you need is a framed mirror but just make sure that the glass is removable. Just in case your mirror doesn’t have a frame, you can use a fiberboard of medium-density and cut it to fit your mirror. Other materials for this mosaic project are tiles, ceramic plates, jewelry and accessories to adorn your mosaic; tile nipper, adhesive, 5 lb sanded grout (white) or tinted grouts, bucket, glove, spatula, soft cloth, and sponge. Once you have these materials, you can now start creating your mirror mosaic.

Place the materials on your working table. By the way, make sure that the mirror is sturdy so it can put up with the grout and ceramic’s weight. Choose an image or pattern for your mirror mosaic; choose something that is of great interest to you to keep yourself motivated to finish the work.