i love this idea for kids rooms, and here, yet another fine example. previously i've posted about vintage wooden ones, but here some fun and playful cardboard games for the wall. seen at pixiegenne's photostream at flickr.
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Excellent idea! One of those, "why didn't I think of that" moments. Definitely going to keep this idea in mind.
Too cool and way to use those game boards that you have lost the pieces to too lol!
cute! vintage board game illustrations were so fantastic :)
So cute!
Here's another wall o' game boards that I love.
I've done this in my apartment except I turned mine into a bulletin board by hotgluing thumb tacks to the game pieces and die. I also used a kid inappropriate game- Pass Out, a drinking board game from the 60s
http://gameslore.com/acatalog/Images//PLAG1200SM.jpg
I'll take a picture of it eventually
What a GREAT idea!
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