Tie the four corners together with a string or strip of extra fabric. Place the two stacks of the X's and O's in the middle of the fabric and bring all 4 corners up. Take your scissors and trim fabric until tic tac toe board is the size you'd likeġ1. To burn the tic tac toe lines into your fabric, repeat step #5ġ0. With your ruler and Scorch Marker Pro, draw your tic tac toe board in the middle of your fabric, so that the lines outline your wood rounds.ĩ. Take 9 wood rounds and lay them in 3 rows of 3. Take your yard of fabric and lay it out on the table. Repeat steps 3-5 until you have five wood rounds with X's and five wood rounds with O's.Ĩ. Turn off heat gun and leave it in a heat-protected place to cool off.ħ. Apply heat in quick, side-to-side movements holding heat source 2 inches away from the design until the design is as dark a shade as you'd like. If using a heat gun, warm up the heat gun for 30 seconds before applying heat to your design.Ħ. Apply stencil to wood rounds if applicableĤ. Prime your Scorch Marker Pro by pressing the marker tip into a paper towel until you see liquid flowing into the tip of the marker.ģ.
Make sure your wooden rounds are sanded to 220 gritĢ. One yard of denim (canvas or a burlap sack would also look great)ġ.Make a lawn game that will last over the years and will make your kids excited to go outside and play it!
Tic tac toe can be so much more than the back of a receipt at the dinner table with your kids. Here's one you can do yourself-outdoor tic tac toe! With Labor Day just around the corner, outdoor lawn games are in full force.
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