Cupid’s Arrow DIY

Here is what you will need:

-Scissors 

-Hot glue gun/glue

-Glitter scrapbook paper (I used red and pink)

– wooden sticks

-spray paint (I used gold)

– feathers (I used white)

First, Cut out all the hearts. I used a stencil because I’m terrible at drawing hearts.

Second, Spray paint the sticks whatever color you decide.

Third, Hot glue the hearts to the end of the stick with the point facing outward (to look like an arrow)

After it drys, hot glue another heart to the back of the other to cover the other side of the stick.

Next, hot glue a feather on to each side of the stick.

Then, wa la! Cupid’s arrow! I am putting them at each place setting in the dining room to make the room look festive. 

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