Hey guys! It is McKenzie from Girl Loves Glam here! Gallery walls are all over blogland. It seems like they are filling up my feed on Pinterest everyday too. I mean, what isn't there to love? A bunch of fun picture frames full of pictures and sayings that you can drool over? Well, I did an organization gallery wall in my office last month. You can find it here. I really liked it, but I felt like it needed a little more flair and personality. That is where the vinyl comes in...

I love how it all turned out. The vinyl added just the right amount of color to the space. I love using vinyl for projects like this because it is an easy way to participate in a trend without any major commitments. Right now, arrows are really popular, so I added a bunch of arrows to my gallery wall. This is what it looked like before I added them.

It is nice, but I felt like it needed a little something more. To add a little flair to your gallery wall, this is what you need...

* Vinyl

*Vinyl cutter

*Shapes to cut out

(Silhouette File: 13 Arrows) #21890

(Silhouette File: 3-pc Chevron Arrow Set) #34194

First, I found the shapes that I wanted to use. I got all of my arrows from the Silhouette store. I love all of the different designs that these shapes come with.

I loaded my arrow images onto the Silhouette Studio. I right clicked on the image with all of the arrows on it and broke apart the image so that I could grab individual arrows.

I chose two different arrows that I wanted to cut out in red and sized them to the size that I wanted them to be and cut them out.

Next, I moved onto the arrows that I wanted to be gray. I sized them to fit my space and cut them out.

Then, I broke apart the chevron arrows to get the arrow I wanted to use.

I used it and one of the arrows from the other shape pack for the yellow vinyl. I sized them to the size I needed and cut them out.

Putting the vinyl on was really easy because there weren't several layers or anything to work with. I just peeled them off like a sticker and stuck them onto the wall. Nothing too complicated. For the chevron, I already had these cut out and they were in my scrap pile, but they fit in perfectly.

I am really happy with how it all turned out! I think my favorite part is my sign that says "I'm kind of a big deal on my blog" with an arrow pointing to a framed business card of mine.

Adding vinyl to a gallery wall is not only easy, but it is a great way to bring some trend into your space without breaking the bank! To see another way that I added vinyl to a smaller vignette area, check out my baby's nursery here.