Assemble the two corn hole game boards. To do this, first fold along all the scored lines. Place the board flat on the floor so that the printed side is facing down. Fold the side flaps up and the small flaps at the top and bottom toward the center. Fold the top and bottom flaps over the small flaps and lock them into place. Now do the same with the left and right flaps and lock the small tabs into place.
Use white paint and a foam brush or spray paint to apply a couple coats of paint to the game boards until they're completely white.
Sprinkle iridescent glitter over the last coat of white paint while the paint is still wet, so the glitter will stick. This will give the game boards a nice, shimmery sparkle like snow.
Use a glue gun or tacky glue to adhere small sparkling snowflakes and large glittery snowflakes to the games. Mix up the colors and sizes of the snowflakes to add variety.
Split party guests into two different groups. Give each group a bag of 12 soft snowballs. Have the two groups line up in single file lines. Make sure the game boards are the same distance away from each group. The person in the front of each line will throw a snowball and try to make it in the hole. If it goes in the hole the team gets three points and the snowball stays there. If it lands on the board it's one point and stays there. If the snowball doesn't go in the hole, it stays where it landed until all of the snowballs have been thrown. The next player in line gets a turn and the game continues until all 12 snowballs have all been thrown. The team with the most points wins! Be sure to see the complete Winter Princess Birthday Party as well as how to make Sparkling Tree Centerpieces and Snowflake Salt Paintings.
Assemble the two corn hole game boards. To do this, first fold along all the scored lines. Place the board flat on the floor so that the printed side is facing down. Fold the side flaps up and the small flaps at the top and bottom toward the center. Fold the top and bottom flaps over the small flaps and lock them into place. Now do the same with the left and right flaps and lock the small tabs into place.
Use white paint and a foam brush or spray paint to apply a couple coats of paint to the game boards until they're completely white.
Sprinkle iridescent glitter over the last coat of white paint while the paint is still wet, so the glitter will stick. This will give the game boards a nice, shimmery sparkle like snow.
Use a glue gun or tacky glue to adhere small sparkling snowflakes and large glittery snowflakes to the games. Mix up the colors and sizes of the snowflakes to add variety.
Split party guests into two different groups. Give each group a bag of 12 soft snowballs. Have the two groups line up in single file lines. Make sure the game boards are the same distance away from each group. The person in the front of each line will throw a snowball and try to make it in the hole. If it goes in the hole the team gets three points and the snowball stays there. If it lands on the board it's one point and stays there. If the snowball doesn't go in the hole, it stays where it landed until all of the snowballs have been thrown. The next player in line gets a turn and the game continues until all 12 snowballs have all been thrown. The team with the most points wins! Be sure to see the complete Winter Princess Birthday Party as well as how to make Sparkling Tree Centerpieces and Snowflake Salt Paintings.
