Showcasing ~ 0s and Xs Travel Game in a Bag ~ Tutorial

Whether you call it Noughts and Crosses, or Tic Tac Toe, this is a timeless game. In its simplest form, all you need is pencil and paper to play. Today's version can be played anywhere - small and light to carry, not to mention, quick and easy to make.

Julie, from Sum of their Stories, shows how to make a Travel Noughts and Crosses Game in a Bag. The noughts and crosses counters are made with scraps of embroidered felt, and filled to give them shape. 

I must say I really like the felt counters, but I also like the ones made of sea glass by Wonky Patchwork - both much more fun than my button counters.

Julie's Noughts and Crosses Travel Game in a Bag was added to the Softies, Dolls & Toys link party. You might like to check out the following games tutorials also from the Softies, Dolls & Toys linky...

• Fabric Matching Scraps Memory Game
• Button Up Game
• Travel Checkers Game in a Bag
• Fabric Memory and Matching Game in a Bag
• Car Playmat
• Travel Tic Tac Toe in a Bag

... Pam

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