omgtimmcgraw

My son whom is 4yrs old helped me make these tic-ta-toe boards. He was so excited to help me pick out materials and help with game pieces. I found that pattern in quilters world autumn 2015 issue.

I decided not to make game pieces in pattern and use items I already had on hand. Also this allowed my son to be more apart of it more. The other thing I did different than pattern is I made a fabric bowl to hold pieces when game is out for holiday season. I still have to make the fabric bowl for the Halloween board. My son really enjoyed making these with me and playing the game of course.


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mucky

What a good idea.

jenOSU

Such a cute idea! You could do checker boards too

FabStripper

Great boards but he is so cute. I'm really not looking at the projects now. He steals the show. I love the Christmas game - gave me an idea for stocking stuffers.

omgtimmcgraw

He sure is cute. He loves helping me work on different projects. From pressing the pedal, picking up pins, to picking out fabric. I am starting to teach him to sew on my sewing machine. i have a video of him doing that on my facebook page omg quilts and stuff by dlc https://www.facebook.com/pages/OMG-Q...34947256787720 i think thats the link to the page.

Grandma Peg

Great fun for the kids. Your grandson is too cute!

Tartan

Cute games and son!

QM

What a clever use of seasonal fabrics!

twinkie

Really clever. Great idea.

Quiltngolfer

How neat! I will have to make one of these for my DGD.