This fabric memory game is a great place to use some fussy cut prints!

My older boys (and plenty of their friends) all love chess. We've gone through a couple of chess sets in our family. The first one was really nice with glass pieces, which (unsurprisingly) got broken.

Make family game night even more fun with DIY Playing Card Holders. My niece has a hard time with a handful of cards in her little hands, so I created these colorful holders to make card games more

Have you been following along with Sew Ready to Play at I'm Feelin' Crafty? It's a fun series with sewing projects inspired by board games (and other childhood games). Pokemon has been a popular one in the series this year, but I'm going old school - back to basics - the classic board game...

I thought it would be nice to sew something this month that the dads out there could appreciate. Make him this Game Board Mat and then help him use it!

Learn how to sew a drawstring pouch for game components that won’t fall over! Or, use this little DIY pouch for travel jewelry, hair accessories, or as a cute little reusable gift bag. If you love board games, this bag is perfect for game pieces, tokens, tiles, dice, or other components. Learn how to make your own with my beginner friendly video or printable tutorial. || Pin Cut Sew Studio

Stitch up some interesting and educational toys and games from fabric. The possibilities are endless!

Learn how to make your own homemade fabric matching game for kids and toddlers. An easy DIY sewing and craft project with step by step tutorial video.

For on-the-go fun create a lightweight, foldable fabric game board. A pocket on the back contains the button game pieces.