How Do You Make Cornhole Boards & Bags?
Cornhole, or corn toss, has rules similar to the game horseshoes. In order to play Cornhole, players must stand 32 to 24 feet from a Cornhole board and throw cloth bags of corn at it. Players score by putting their bags on the board or through the hole in the board and remove opponent’s points by knocking the other player’s bags off the board. Cornhole boards are expensive, despite the fact that the materials themselves are relatively cheap. Save money by making your own–in addition to costing less, it’s moderately easy to do. Set a plywood sheet down length-wise in front of you. From the middle of the 2-foot-wide side that is facing you, measure in 9 inches toward the center of the plywood and mark that spot with a pencil. Do the same with the other piece of plywood. Draw a 6-inch diameter hole with a pencil compass on each piece of plywood, using the mark on each from the previous step as the center of the circle. Drill a hole into the center of each circle, then use a jigsaw to cut
