This is a fun way to make a board game out of an actual board. It's a good project to work on with kids, and a fun game bring with you to picnics or barbecues in the summer.
EditSteps
- Gather the materials needed. You can get a cutting board for under $3 USD at a thrift store.
- Wash and sand down the cutting board.
- Apply stain of choice. This is optional.
- If you stain, apply a shellac to reduce dry time and for better paint application.
- If you stain, apply a shellac to reduce dry time and for better paint application.
- Outline the tic tac toe game with tape.
- Apply alphabet letters.
- Paint forks and spoons opposing colors and let dry.
- Dip the forks and spoons directly into the paint.
- Dip the forks and spoons directly into the paint.
- Paint the board.
- Allow paint on the board time to dry.
- Remove the letters and tape.
- Dip the spoons and forks in the opposing color to provide contrasting colors and visual interest.
- Outline the game with a gold leaf pen. Outline the letters and lines to your personal preference.
- Highlight the board with ribbon.
- Once the spoons and forks are dry, cut down the stem and highlight with accent paint.
- Enjoy your game of upcycled tic-tac-toe!
EditThings You'll Need
- Cutting board
- Tape
- Alphabet stickers
- Paint
- 4 Disposable appetizer forks
- 4 Disposable appetizer spoons
- Wood stain and shellac (optional)
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