Is anyone else still "arrow obsessed"?
This idea started with some fence pieces I salvaged from another project...
I know most of you probably have a "fancy" stencil maker...but I did it the lazy way...painters tape :)
Pretty quick and slick :)
I had been saving this stash of sweet little aqua hinges for a while now. So glad...because I think they make the perfect arrow tail.
I decided to try some bigger ones too.
More hinge tails.
These fence pieces were already painted gray. I used them "as is".
I just LOVE my little assortment of arrows.
Now to decide...which to keep and which to take to our booth at Antiques Downtown. I tend to be an "arrow hoarder"...
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Vintage Inspiration Party
Funky Junk Interiors...Upcycled Link Party
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Vintage Inspiration Party
Funky Junk Interiors...Upcycled Link Party
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So adorable. Great idea.
ReplyDeletelove...love...love !!! if I was shopping in your store, I'd buy one !!!
ReplyDeleteThey look fantastic.Love arrows too...thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVery clever. I love the unique creativity you always have Laurel. These are great.
ReplyDeleteKris
I LOVE them, Laurel! The aqua hinges are just perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove them and pinned them!
ReplyDeleteVery cool project!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are too cool
ReplyDeleteCindy
The hinges are PERFECT for the feathers at the end!
ReplyDeletePinned. Great idea. Love the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteAren't you so clever! Love them and wish they were available on line1
ReplyDeleteLaurel, I'm head over heels in love with these scrappy little arrows... using picket tips was genius! Featuring these on Party Junk this upcoming weekend. :)
ReplyDeletesuper cute idea and a great way to use the scraps! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it. Those are so cute.
ReplyDelete"produce" a service this weekend? But I will, and we did, and I placed signs in the pouring rain in hopes for Sunday to bring a new family to our church for the first time.
ReplyDeletechain link fence accessories
We used three poles per "trellis" and buried the base of the poles in the ground.aluminum gates
ReplyDeleteStreet view of brightly painted walls with white washed picket fences- more examples of dramatic interplay between light and shadow. Harbour Island, Bahamaswooden gates
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