SUPPLIES & TOOLS:
- For Cornhole Boards:
- Acrylic Paint, Five Different Colors
- Acrylic Sealer
- Medium Paintbrush
- Frog painter's tape
- Cricut® Adhesive Vinyl
- X-Acto® Knife
- Metal Ruler
- Pencil
- Cutting Surface
- Matte Acrylic Clear Spray Paint
- For Bean Bags:
- 1/4 yd 60" Wide Duck Canvas, Two Contrasting Colors
- 2 pk Perler® beads (6000 count beads)
- Basic Sewing Supplies
DIRECTIONS:
BOARDS:
- Paint 2-3 coats on the cornhole boards with the acrylic sealer.
- Create a geometric pattern on the corn hole boards using a pencil and metal ruler.
- Tape each area before painting for easy and neat lines.
- Water down the acrylic paint and apply a thin layer within a taped area. Make sure to apply an even coat of paint. Don't paint adjoining areas until the adjacent one is dry.
- Remove the painter's tape while painting the next areas to make sure the adjacent colors work together.
- Once all areas are painted, spray 2 coats of the matte clear spray paint to seal in the paint.
- Once the matte spray paint is dry, cut pieces of the adhesive vinyl into 1/4" strips to cover over the seams where the different paint colors meet. These strips will cover any spots of the colors running over each other.
- Use your x-acto knife and metal ruler to cut the strips of the adhesive vinyl.
- After placing the strips in place, cut the vinyl where they overlap on the cornhole boards.
BAGS:
FINISHED SIZE: 6"x 6"NOTE: use a 1/4" seam allowance.
- Cut four 6 1/2"x 12 1/2" strips from each fabric.
- With right sides together, fold in half lengthwise and sew side seams.
- Turn right sides out and press.
- Edge stitch sides and bottom.
- Fill with 1 1/2 - 2 cups of beads.
- Fold down top 1/4" and edge stitch top closed.
JOANN HACKS:
- It is best to paint both cornhole boards at the same time to make sure the patterns match.
- Double stitch bags for maximum strength.