How to Make an Arrow Easy

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You can buy stone or metal arrowheads, but if you’re feeling prehistoric, flint-knap one yourself. Warning: flint knapping involves hitting one rock with another rock until something magical—or a trip to the ER—happens. Wrap your head tightly to the shaft using sinew, wet rawhide, or dental floss if you’re broke. Yes, dental floss. The Vikings didn’t have minty waxed thread, but you do.

But hold up—here’s a surprising fact: Native American arrows often had heads made of bone, not stone, because bone is lighter and easier to shape. So stop pretending you’re too fancy for a moose rib. If you’re making a practice arrow, just sharpen the wood itself and fire-harden the tip over coals. It won’t kill a boar, but it’ll definitely ruin a cardboard box’s day.

Paper Folding Arrow Origami at Carolyn Redington blog