Hi friends! I am back with a way to beat summer boredom and the best part is that it involves Toy Story 4 fabric that is exclusively sold at JOANN. Kids and adult are going bananas for this oh-so-popular movie! So I came up with a way to create a fun project that incorporates the darling fabrics so you can make your own DIY Toy Story Tic Tac Toe Game!
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Here is what you will need to pick up from your local JOANN store
Tacky Glue (I tried hot glue but this glue worked better)
Decorative Tape or Vinyl
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I started by cutting my foam board down to 18″ x 18″
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Once that was cut, I used a straight edge and my rotary cutter to cut the fabric and felt into 4″ squares
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I cut approximately 8 of each Toy Story Fabric…you could easily sew these squares but I wanted to keep it simple so this is a no-sew project. Using the tacky glue, glue 3 of the sides leaving an opening for the Poly Pellets.
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Fill the square about 1/3 full will the poly pellets and secure closed.
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I used turquoise and orange felt to back the Forky Fabric and pink and yellow to back the character fabric.
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Now it’s time to make the tic-tac-toe board! Take the 18″ x 18″ foam board and make lines at 6″ and 12″ vertically and horizontally for the grid as a guide to place some decorative tape…you could even just use a marker. I trimmed my tape evenly around the edges about 1.5″ in.
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Then, using my Cricut DIY Machine, I cut the infamous “to infinity and beyond” phrase to put in the center using Cricut Vinyl.
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It’s that simple and now you’re ready to play!!! Who’s ready for a game of tic-tac-toe!!!
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