DIY Wooden Arrow Wall Hooks

We finally finished building the bathroom in our basement and I recently shared the reveal with you. In that post, I shared that I still had a few more small projects to do in the bathroom and having a place to hang swimsuits and clothing was one of them.

I decided to DIY my own and created this Wooden Arrow Wall Hooks project out of scrap wood, hardware from the salvage store and wooden arrows from Oriental Trading.



Supplies:

Wooden Arrows (I used 3)
3 hooks
Scrap wood (cut to desired size)
Paint (I used Deco Art White)
Command strips (to hang it)

I painted the wooden arrows and piece of scrap wood with two coats of paint and let dry.

I measured where I wanted the arrows to go on the rail and pre-drilled the holes for the hook hardware. I attached the hooks through the arrows onto the rail, using the supplied hardware.

Since I did not want to put holes in my new wall, I decided to try command strips to hold my wall hooks. I used three in total, one at each end and one in the middle.

Since we will just be hanging swimsuits or light pieces of clothing, I think it will hold up OK. If not, then I will break out my drill and wall anchors :-)

Where could you use some extra storage like this?

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Disclosure: I am part of the Oriental Trading Ambassador Program and may receive supplies to complete my projects, but all thoughts are 100% my own.