So the
kid is turning one and we needed another yard game for his party. Wanted to go with a classic -- cornhole. Located a detailed set of DIY
instructions and went to work! Everything except the hardware was sourced from my garage -- leftover birch plywood from a nursery
project and 2x4s that were actually left behind by the previous owner.
I wanted to go with a classic, modern look for the board -- using walnut stain on the birch (finished with a water-based, semi-gloss poly) and high-gloss white paint on the frame and legs. I considered making it primary red or blue for the kids, but something inside me yearned for a more modern and timeless cornhole board!
I was planning on making two boards, as the instructions call for, but decided that we really had no need for two -- we'll simply have a foul line marked by a stick (or some other item laying around the backporch), make the tosses, retrieve the cornhole bags and then make the long (27 foot) walk back to the foul line. [Cornhole purists around the world shudder.] Official rules
here.
My wife was tasked with making the cornhole bags...but life took over, the party date was nearing and we decided just to order them. We're very impressed with the color and quality of the
ones we purchased.
And the best part...
The newly-minted one-year-old approves! Good times.
3 comments:
Looks great! Happy Birthday little one!
Looks nice, I want to pretty up my cornhole!
Thanks for sharing.
Wow... this bags look very good. I like this Cornhole Bags.
Presently i have to buy Cornhole Bags
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