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Introduction:
There are dozens of board games around the globe. They belong to national cultures. Some of them have become international. When my children were small, we used to play twelve men’s morris and checkers. We preferred to design our own games. A few weeks ago while cleaning up my cellar I found an old screen (made of vinyl) for slide projection. First I didn’t know what to do with it. Then I saw a juice bottle standing on the shelf and decided to make a tubular board games kit. The result is here. You are welcome to comment and rate it.
There are dozens of board games around the globe. They belong to national cultures. Some of them have become international. When my children were small, we used to play twelve men’s morris and checkers. We preferred to design our own games. A few weeks ago while cleaning up my cellar I found an old screen (made of vinyl) for slide projection. First I didn’t know what to do with it. Then I saw a juice bottle standing on the shelf and decided to make a tubular board games kit. The result is here. You are welcome to comment and rate it.
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Signing UpStep 1Materials and Tools
You need a square piece of vinyl or any flexible material approximately 60x60 cm (white).; a set of 24 (better 32) caps from juice or milk bottles of two colors; duct tape. Optional (if you want to make a chess set): paper for origami; felt pens or water colors.
Tools: a pair of scissors; a craft knife; a ruler; a pencil; a permanent marker (black).
Tools: a pair of scissors; a craft knife; a ruler; a pencil; a permanent marker (black).
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