Repurpose old board games

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Don’t let old board games languish on the shelf. If you’ve lost pieces, or no longer enjoy them, there are lots of board game crafts you can repurpose them for. Check out these board game upcycling ideas that will bring new life, and a bit of modern design to some of your old favorites.

While we are all for framing something special for your abode, we totally love the look of these vintage game board game boxes as wall art! They would be so fun in a kid's room, don't you think?We couldn't let the cool packaging from our anagram tiles go to waste, and since a few of these gems were falling apart at the

Do you have an old game board lying around that you don't know what to do with? Turn it into a unique art piece with this fun DIY craft project! Game Board Storage Art is a great way to give an old game board a new life while also creating an interesting, decorative piece of art to hang in your home. With just a few basic supplies and a little creativity, you'll be proud to show off the finished project. Read on to find out how to make your own game board storage art!

MONOPOLY CLOCK: I found an old old old Monopoly game and thought it would be cool to turn it into a clock, so I did! I even used the box, These old game boxes are very hard to find. The box from the 50"s has a tiny image of the board on the cover and it make an awe…

There are some amazing things that you can do to repurpose those old board games, and we're going to show you all 20 of them!

My friend Courtney made these for me to give to friends for Christmas. They're smashing. Want some? Let me know and she'll hook you up for a nominal fee.

There are two types of people in the world. There are people like me, who live the granny lifestyle and pull out the old timey board games on the regs (because I’m hip like that.) Then there are people like my 65-year-old dad, who only rock Candy Crush and Wii everything. Either way, gaming is a way of life. And if you’re like my dad (minus the age maybe), make use of those untouched board games by repurposing them in ways you never imagine. If you’re like me, it’s about time we paid tribute…

DVD Game Case--I wove black felt into red, sewed it & glued it to two pieces cut from back of memo pad; then glued one side into case. I cut out the very center of circle, glued in black felt & painted Tic-Tac-Toe. I painted Connect Four on a felt piece & glued it to the other side of the checker board. Checkers are buttons sewed to felt (which may not have been necessary). I sewed checker pouch which sits in the Tic-Tac-Toe area when closed. I printed off instructions for cover.