It is not easy to find a needlepoint canvas that you can use to play checkers or chess or backgammon these days, but finding the boards is even harder. Not to worry. Tish at Needlepoint Tool Time has found a source for chess, tic tack toe, or checkers boards.
http://www.needlepointtooltime.com/category/22868497
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Saturday, October 22, 2011
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2 comments:
Zecca has some nice game boards: http://www.bristlythistle.com/zegame.html
Thanks, MIchele. Zecca does have some beauties. Wish I played this sort of game. It would be great fun to stitch something that could be used as a coffee table game when done.
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