DIY Wooden Arrow
My son's nursery is slowly changing. I guess I shouldn't even call it a nursery anymore since he's two. I don't really see him as a baby now since he's doing so many things on his own and talking non-stop. We've removed the front rail from his crib and he gets in and out of bed like a big boy . It kind of makes me sad to know he's the last baby we'll have. I want to start making changes to his room. I still love the gray and orange palette. I've been drawn to the rustic, industrial look and I think his room is the perfect space to add those elements. The first project to begin this look is a wooden arrow. I started with a leftover poplar board from the board and batten project and a couple of large paint sticks. Using my miter box, I cut a triangle from the poplar board. This will be the arrow point. I cut two pieces from one of the paint sticks for the rear of the arrow. I used another paint stick for the body. I di