I recently saw a class for corn hole bags. I was looking for fabric for my church to do a Relay For Life.

Corn hole is a game that uses fabric bags filled with dried corn (a pound? I dunno) and there's a board w/a hole in the middle. It's like beanbags, there's a point system.

Thank you and I think I will interest my church members to make them for our Relay as we are the Plantersville Team.

The game is huge in Afghanistan. I make them for the troops.

I know it must be a specific size and weight for "official" tournaments, but just for fun probably not. I've seen that somewhere onthe web but don't remember where. Never mind found it!

http://www.playcornhole.org/rules.shtml

Game is big here in WI for tailgating.

Sew the seams twice at least! The bags get rough treatment.

Thanks all, and I believe it will be a good game for ACS and other projects that I have.

Bags measure 5x5" & are suppose to be filled with the beans you use to make split pea soup,suppose to weigh between,14-16 ounce.I just finished 16 for a league & that is the measurements & they supplied fabric & peas.It's tough to get all them peas in them.mine would only hold 14-15 ounces.

This is straight off that link. I am going to make my son some for Christmas with 49'er fabric. Hope I can find some!

The corn bags shall be made from two fabric squares with a quarter inch double stitched seam on all four sides. The corn bags should be made from 12 oz / sq yd duck canvas and may be any color that is easy to see during Cornhole play. Each bag shall be filled with approximately 2 cups of corn feed and finished bags should be a minimum of 6" X 6" square and weigh between 14 and 16 ounces.

Great and I have found enthusiasts here.