Wheel of fortune board diy

Here is my take on the "Wheel of Fortune" puzzle board. The frame is made of 1/2" plywood with the outside wrapped in black carpeting. The border consists of 120 blue LED lights and covered by frosted Plexiglass. The backlight is an orange CFL bulb. The trilons (letterboxes) are foamboard suspended on wooden dowel rods. 91"W x 42.5"H x 12.5"D *Note: The height is taken from the bottom of the board not the pedestal it's sitting on in the photo.

Wheel of Fortune at the wedding party #Wedding #WheelOfFortune

Don't let summer boredom ruin the day, tackle those summer blues with a creative DIY Summer Boredom Buster Spinner.

Wheel of fortune Christmas edition

This board was awesome! Six sheets of green poster board put together and sectioned off with black duct tape. Used command hooks to hang the letters.

This is how I made my 18" x 14" Prize Wheel First I looked on the internet at Pinterest, You Tube and EHow for directions and ideas. I found several pages that gave directions and took the easiest ideas from each. Items I needed: Wooden Lazy Susan (found a Bamboo on at Walmart for $13.99) Paint (.99 cent acrylic paint, clear spray-gloss & black spray paint) Small Paint Brush Screws Nails & Hammer Wood Back Board (just a scrap I had around the house) Sharpie Black Marker Wood Glue (I used one…

Browse over 170 educational resources created by Editable Activities in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.

How to Make a DIY Spinner Prize Wheel for carnivals, parties, events or even a chore chart. Lazy Susan and dry erase vinyl pull this spinning wheel together!

Wheel of fortune board. 2 foam boards for the easel, foam board for the wheel, a screw with washer and bolt for the middle and pins stuck around the wheel. I attached a trimmed plastic zip cord to a thumbtack for the ticker. YES it works.

When your baby only watches the Wheel of Fortune, you make him a wheel and puzzle board for his 1st birthday. Not perfect, but it will work!

wheel of fortune table | Spacetime Printing

Learn how to create a Halloween Wheel of Fortune drinking game prop with this easy step-by-step guide. DIY guide from Crafting Happiness.

Katie: Made this out of cardboard, construction paper, and hot glue. The wheel actually spins and the board lights up. Worn by Katie (the board) and MaKinzie (the wheel).

Today's DIY project is fairly simple, but it sure does bring a lot of fun games, endless laughs and makes some pretty awesome memories for all your family. It's DIY Wheel Of Fortune from cardboard. Wheel of

Homemade foam board Wheel of Fortune

F or some reason, when I was trying to think of a theme for April's monthly dinner, the television show Wheel of Fortune popped into my h...

How to turn a lazy susan into a piece of "spin-able" art!