How to make a desktop ring toss
Bored at work? This guide will show you how to make a ring toss game from small note paper. Enjoy!
What You'll Need
- ring toss
- desktop games
- paper crafts
Steps
- 1
Step 1
Square note paper Scissors Paper glue stick Pen or markers Light cardboard or very sturdy paper - 2
Step 2
Fold 3 square note papers in half vertically and again horizontally to divide them into ¼’s Cut along the crease lines - 3
Step 3
Hold a cut square diagonally Bring the right point over to the left point and pinch it on the middle of the fold - 4
Step 4
Bring the right bottom point up to the top point - 5
Step 5
Cut off a tiny bit of the point - 6
Step 6
Result Make 6 And make one extra. It will be used for measuring later. - 7
Step 7
Take a new uncut square of paper. Cut 18 thin strips slightly thinner than ¼ inch - 8
Step 8
Glue 2 strips together. Make 9 - 9
Step 9
Make a ring with the strip. Use the cut square as a guide to how large it should be. Wrap and glue the rest of the strip around the ring - 10
Step 10
Make 9 rings - 11
Step 11
You will need 2 full squares and 7 squares ¼ of the height shorter. Roll paper up on a thin pen or marker Glue the end down - 12
Step 12
Mark the ½ way mark on the 2 long rolls Mark the same height on the shorter rolls - 13
Step 13
Check to see if the rolls fit through the holes in the small squares you made in step 5 If they don’t fit use a pen to make the holes larger - 14
Step 14
Take a strip 1 inch wide and fold it in half length wise Make cuts up to the crease Make 2 of these - 15
Step 15
Take the 2 longer rolled up papers Fold the strip in half again With the fringe on the outside, align and glue the folded edge along the pen marks. When the glue has dried open the fold. - 16
Step 16
Take the 7 smaller rolls. Flatten and make a slit on the short side of the pen mark. Slit each half in half again up to the pen mark. Fold the cuts up along the pen marks - 17
Step 17
Write the number 1 – 9 on the small square with the holes - 18
Step 18
Align the extra square to the corner of the cardboard mark the center. Pierce a hole with a pen point. Make the hole big enough for a paper roll to go through. - 19
Step 19
Push a long roll through the hole in the cardboard. Slide number 1 onto the roll and glue it down. Push a short roll through number 2. Glue the fringe to the back of the paper. Glue number 2 next to number 1 on the cardboard Place the extra small square next to number 2, mark the center and make a hole as you did in step 18 Push a long roll through the hole in the cardboard. Slide number 3 onto the roll and glue it down - 20
Step 20
Glue number 4 -9 the same way you did number 3. Cut the cardboard along the outside edge of the numbers And your desktop pegboard game is ready for play. Enjoy!