3 mini crayons from an English Christmas Cracker

Rubber Stamp - Travel Collage by Stamps Happen

Brown Corrugated cardboard 

Black cardstock

White paper

Aleene’s Tacky Glue 

Ancient Page coal black dye ink 

Seashell pigment ink pad by Artnic

3 medium size brads (2 gold/1 green)

5 mini size Gold brads

Stickers by K&C Company

Letter Beads from ELC (UK company )

Black cord trim

DecoColor opaque paint marker Liquid Gold - broad line

DecoColor opaque paint marker Liquid Silver – fine line
Gold peel off lettering (unknown)

Decorative Chalks : pinks/red/yellow/violet  

Sponge daubers  

2 x mini rectangular cardstock  - a recycled clothing price tag

Black Sharpie Fine point marker 

Scissors

Double sided sticky tape 

Non-sticky putty that is used for fixing posters to walls

DIRECTIONS:
Form  the stand for the game from strong cardboard, I already had corrugated cardboard in this shape which worked out perfectly for this project. 

Colour the plain brown cardboard with a seashell ink pad using the direct to paper method.  Dab the ink all over until the whole surface is covered, achieving a

metallic look.   

 

Stamp the travel collage image on white paper with Ancient Page coal black dye ink.   Colour the collage by dabbing on decorative chalks with sponge daubers.  

Edge the decorated paper with a black Sharpie and adhere to the game base with double sided sticky tape.   Glue the dart board to the base with tacky glue and decorate with beads.   Embellish the base of the game board with 2 crayons.  Glue in place with tacky glue. 

 

Place 2 medium size gold brads in the top left corner and bottom right corners.  Glue alphabet beads to mini rectangle cardstock and adhere to base using tacky glue.  Place coloured bead for decoration.  Randomly decorate with wording by K&C Company.

 

Adhere black cord trim around the outer edge of the game with tacky glue. 

 

Back of the Game Board :

Cut out black cardstock about ½ inch smaller than the game board.  Adhere using 4 mini brads - placing 1 in each corner.   Spell out the word  'Score board ' with gold peel off lettering.   Draw in the lines using a Liquid Silver – Fine Line marker.  Attach a crayon for scoring to the board with non-sticky putty that is used for fixing posters to walls.