Hand-Painted Cornhole Boards with Magnetic Score Board

Quick video on how I made a simple set of cornhole boards with hand-painted logos on the top and a magnetic score board on the backs. It was a quick and easy weekend project that needed minimal tools. Thanks for watching, enjoy and subscribe for weekly project videos!

The image transfer method I used is simple: Print out what you'd like to have on the board. I chose 2 team logos. You then cover the back of the images with chalk. Darker chalk for the lighter background, and lighter chalk for the darker background. You then place the image face-up and trace over it with a pencil. When you lift the paper, the chalk lines of where you trace will remain! From there you just need to paint within the lines.

The cornhole bags were purchased on Amazon. I just typed in "Purple and Orange Cornhole Bags" There's hundreds of combinations out there.

If you have any questions about the process, don't hesitate to ask! I am always up-to-date on comment responses. Thanks again!


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Materials:
2x4s
2x2s
Particle Board
Spray Paint
Acrylic Paint
Durable Clear Coat

Mandatory Tools:
Drill
3" Wood Screws
Wood Glue - Titebond II
Jigsaw

Optional Tools (wood can be cut to size at home depot or lowe's):
Table Saw
Miter Saw
Circular Saw
Dremel Tool (to cut the metal)

Finishing:
Router with Roundover Bit
Spray Paint, Acrylic Paint, Clear coat

Camera: GoPro
Animation: After Effects CC
Production: iMovie

Withjack Workshops is a series of DIY videos showcasing fun and easy projects ranging anywhere from woodworking, restoration, and electronics of all kinds. The projects run the spectrum of easy to difficult, needing certain tools to accomplish but still easily completed by yourself. This particular video is a part of the series where I'm creating items for my Etsy shop to be sold online or just for the heck of it to try my hand at creating something new for the enjoyment of making, in which I can only hope it inspires you to make something yourself. Enjoy and subscribe!