Supplies:

1. Different colors and patterns of cardstock of paper.
2. Foam with or without the sticky on one side.
   • Craft foam with adhesive backing
3. Some white craft glue.
4. Vinyl
5. Cricut machine or other similar machine.
6. Purple strong grip mat to hold the foam.
7. Blue light grip mat for the cardstock.
8. Green standard grip mat for the vinyl.
9. Black deep cut blade, only comparable with the Makers and Explorer models. I have also used the rotary blade to cut the foam. You might also be able to use the standard fine point blade, but I have not tried it yet.
10. Transfer tape of the magic cover shelf liner from Dollar Tree for transferring the vinyl.
11. Scraper and weeding tool for the vinyl.

Steps:

1. Size project accordingly. When everything was grouped together, I made the width 10 inches long. This made my eggs and bunnies just shy of an inch. Feel free to make your game as big or small as you would like, however I would not recommend making it much smaller than I did, because the foam might get a bit difficult to cut and the lines in the board game might become to thin.

2. Select everything and hit duplicate to duplicate everything, then delete the duplicated title. If you do not wish to add the cardstock over the foam, then do not duplicated those pieces. You may also want to change the color of the pieces so that they will be cut on separate cutting mats, making it easier to correctly insert and cut your materials. Move the star wheels out of the way when cutting the foam.

3. Once everything is cut out, place the cardstock on top of the foam pieces accordingly.

4. Place the two foam board pieces together. Note the top of the board has a slightly more rounded corners.

5. Weed out, and transfer the title to the board game.

6. Have fun and play a game!

I think this would be a fun little item to add to an Easter basket and the kids could play with it in a car or at a relatives house. If pieces go missing, then it would be fairly easy and quick to replace them.

You could also make these for different holidays by switching out the title and the eggs and bunnies. You could also make these out of different materials, like wood for a more sturdy and elegant look.

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