Making these DIY chevron arrows is so easy and cute! It’s a great way to fill a large empty wall!
You're going to love this little project because, as much as I like DIY, I also love quick, and this one is quick. You don't even need a single power tool. That's how quick and easy it is!
I wanted something cute to go above the baby's nursery bookshelves, but I didn't want another picture frame. I already have plenty of those, including the 3 frames on the bookshelves.
So I popped into Michael's one day and found these pre-made arrows in the unfinished wood section. I think they were around $5 each, but with a 25% off coupon, I walked out spending between $11 and $12. Perfect!
I brought them home and stained them with my favorite gray wax: Minwax's Weather Oak. I brushed the stain on with a foam brush, left it on for about 5 minutes, then wiped off the excess. I wanted to really bring out the gray tones with the stain.
See?? What did I tell you!? So simple, easy, and quick, and inexpensive too! If you're looking for a little texture and fun on your wall, grab some of these! I also saw unfinished arrows in that section and considered them, but I went with the chevron ones instead. I have some other arrows up my sleeve for her room.
I hung them on the wall with small Command picture hanging strips, so they aren't too permanent. If I want to swap them for something else, it'll be super simple.
What do you think? Totally doable, right??
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