Multiple Game Towel

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Intro: Multiple Game Towel

I like all those classic board games playing while hanging around at the beach … but also always ‘hate’ struggling around with all those tiny pieces, taking care for nothing got lost and will be back home again …

So I had one day this idea
Place all the boards on a bath towel, make it big, so you can use at least ‘everything’ – you can find at the beach or in public baths – as a game figure and: I did it, indeed!


The making procedure
For designing the boards and the complete towel I used Adobe Illustrator (a vector designing pro app), made a PDF of the complete final towel design and generated a JPG in Photoshop. I think, for now there is no sense in describing the designing process in details … BUT: I provide my original files here, so you can use them as they are or you can edit with your preferred app(s) and make your own version out of it – Voilá!


Then I uploaded the JPG on such a typical photo-service platform (providing several individual photo-products) – they did the printing on the towel and a few days later I could use it after washing/cleaning before my first use. That simple it was and now it is – for you! Enjoy and have fun! Following you’ll find a little presentation of the sections of the Multi-Game Towel … :-)

STEP 1: Section: LUDO

… yes, you can use ‘everything’ as game figures!

STEP 2: Section: MILL

STEP 3: Section: TIC TAC TOE

STEP 4: Section: DAME

STEP 5: Section: KALAHA

STEP 6: Section: DICE

… stay away ~1 meter and throw a stone or something like that or just let it fall onto the towel … ;-)

A tip for using the dice:
Make some rules before playing how to do and how to count – for example: When the stone is laying at least on 2 or 3 fields you should have made it clear before how to count … just for precaution :-)
Rules could be: – The stone thrower can choose which number counts …

STEP 7: Have Fun and Enjoy Old Board Games Everywhere!

… would be nice to hear from you (photo!), if you use my multi-game towel files! THX!

7 Comments

Thanks for compliments, Rocket! I’ve seen you have done a lot of cooking stuff – I will try some Indian recipes for sure since I also like cookig very much. Greetings from Alsace in France but normally from Austria!
Woah !! You are from a beautiful country. I would sure love to see your indian recipes outcome 😊
Really neat idea. The littlies must really love this. Well done, and thank you for sharing it :-)