Posted by Spellbinders Team
on August 28, 2017
Hello, fellow makers! Miranda here from Tinsel + Wheat, thrilled to be guest blogging today with Spellbinders. Today I am sharing this really fun large wooden Halloween Tic Tac Toe Game!
I'm not going to lie - I can't wait for fall! Cooler temps, beautiful colors, all the fun fall festivities including but not limited to Halloween! This game would be perfect for a class party or fall carnival or as a fun outdoor yard game or an excellent indoors carpet game! So many options. Let's get started!
I hope you enjoyed this large wooden Halloween tic tac toe game tutorial! Make sure to tag us on social media if you make a set of your own and don't forget to #neverstopmaking!
Supplies needed:
Step 1: Cut Your Blocks
Using your miter saw, cut 9 blocks measuring 3.5 x 3.5" each.
Step 2: Sand Edges
Sand all rough edges with sand paper.
Step 3: Stain Blocks
I stained my blocks with an Early American stain.
Step 4: Prepare Stencils
Cut your stencils on 4 x 4" squares of paper or cardstock. Your die sandwich will be white spacer + clear acrylic plate + paper + die + clear acrylic plate. I made a couple of each shape so I could switch off and let the other dry while stenciling.
Step 5: Stencil
Stipple white paint onto your centered stencils. Make sure each block gets a pumpkin on one side and a mad cat on the opposite side. This will assure enough game pieces for each game of tic "cat" toe.
Step 6: Cut Rope
I used 0.75" jute rope for the game grid. Cut each piece of rope to 20".
Step 7: Seal Rope Ends
To help prevent frayed ends, dip each end of your rope in Mod Podge and let dry. The Mod Podge will dry clear.
Step 8: Play!
I hope you enjoyed this large wooden Halloween tic tac toe game tutorial! Make sure to tag us on social media if you make a set of your own and don't forget to #neverstopmaking!
Supplies needed:
- Platinum™ 6 Die Cutting and Embossing Machine – 6″ Platform
- S2-282 Die D Lites Cats 'n Bats Holiday 2017 Etched Dies
- S1-018 Die D Lites Jack O Lantern Holiday 2017 Etched Dies
- Paper
- 9 pieces of 4 x 4" cardstock
- 9 pieces of 3.5 x 3.5" square
- Miter saw
- Sand paper
- Stain
- White paint
- Stipple brush
- 0.75" jute rope
- Mod podge
- Scissors
