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Ashley Wilson 🏡 DIY + Decor Blogger on Instagram: "Part 2- how to make a board game into a book. Design the book cover 📚 Measure the book so the cover can be the right size. 📏 Book sizes- small is 4”x6” (cover) 1”x6” (spine) Medium is 6”x8-1/2” (cover) 1-1/2”x8-1/2” (spine) Large is 8”x11” (cover) 2”x11” (spine) I use the online software PicMonkey to design my covers. 🐒 Size the file- I convert the measurements of the cover into pixels. 👩🏻‍💻 Small is 1200x1800 pixels (cover)…

Style No. 94033347; Color Code: 000 Discover endless family fun with the Vintage Bookshelf Collection – a delightful 15-pack of games elegantly disguised as classic novels. Unfold each fabric-bound treasure to reveal a world of interactive entertainment, perfect for creating cherished moments and fostering strong bonds with loved ones. Includes Boggle, Candy Lane, Catch Phrase, Chutes and Ladders, Chess, Clue, Connect Four, Monopoly, Mystery Date, The Game of Life, Scattergories, Scrabble…

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Come across a jackpot of old games in the attic or at a garage sale? Consider these projects for a themed family room or a well-decorated game night.

Easy Ways to Hide / Organize Games and Board Games Board games making your space feel cluttered? Don’t worry; I have 3 easy hacks that will help turn that space from messy to organized, in no time. The great thing about these hacks is you can switch them up whenever the design in your home

Do you have some board games whose boxes have seen better days? Game Savers are a great way to replace those old game boxes. There are 3 different sizes for different types of games.

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Kira Goode on Instagram: "DIY storage box for my Barbie Monopoly 💗 #monopoly #barbie #crafts #diy"

These new vintage board games are the best of both worlds 🤩💕 Stylish and classic, these games are designed to have an elegant storage method, allowing you to store them on your bookshelf amongst all your favorite treasures 📚✨ Shop these classic games like CandyLand, Monopoly, Scrabble and more in store and online at FelizModern.com! 🛍

Make a meaningful homemade gift or create a fun activity for the kids with these craft ideas from HGTV.com.

How to Make a Clipboard From a Monopoly Game: This project starts with a forgotten old Monopoly board and ends with a memorable office supply. You'll be pleased to know how quick and easy it is to put together. Transforming a game board into a clipboard can be done in a few short steps. The har…

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Style No. 62838081; Color Code: Designed exclusively for Anthropologie, this special edition of Monopoly features a vintage design inspired from when the game was first published in 1935. Bound in a beautiful linen box, it's a delightful gift for the holiday season - and a lovely display piece on your bookshelf when not in play. Exclusively for Anthropologie Includes vintage 1935 game board and cards, removable bankers tray, die-cast movers, and wood houses/hotels Linen-bound board, plastic…

I've had an old game board I've been needing to craft-i-fy for a few years now. I went back and forth with a few ideas, but then I decided to turn it into a journal...or four.... ...the board was less than beautiful, so I cut around the portions that weren't exactly perfect... I cut paper down to size and took it to an office supply store to have them add the book binding punches and a comb (a buck). The paper inside is just a mix of colored and white copy paper with misc notebook papers. I…

Now is the time to get your kids out from behind the screen. This is a really special board game and a crowdfunding project created by Milimbo studio: “Il Ricettario Magico” (The Magic Recipes). Four intrepid adventurers are going to start their own journey to looking for foods needed to prepare a recipe.

Board Game project: Students create a board game (players' pieces, cards, and other accessories) based off a piece of literature they've read. They type up a narrative of why they designed the game as they did, noting thematic connections. Also, they create and type up the instructions and rules for playing the game, again making sure that the game relates to themes from the reading. Great for novels if using with high school students. This particular one is based off of Of Mice and Men.