Mine vs the real ones. Background really needs to be darkened but pretty happy with the feel.
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@actsukrit Has it concluded yet? How did it go?
@actsukrit good luck! And I do hope you get a chance to try an in-person game sometime.
@AndrewNathenson How did it go?
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There are cheaper ones if you don't mind plastic. Search for centimeter cubes or counting cubes. They're usually marketed for elementary classrooms.
My four in the middle, flanked by two official tokens. Did regular printer paper this time instead of glossy photo paper. The colors aren't as rich but the feel is closer. Still a touch off, but closer.
Did some experimenting this weekend.
I had regular thin glossy photo paper already so I used that instead of adhesive photo paper.
I used some 300 gsm 110 lb paper. I cut out 3 circles of that with a 1.75" hole punch. All layers held together with mod podge.
Stuck the result on some self adhesive velvet and just used scissors to trim off the excess.
@JonSimantov @bignose Where did you find 1.75 inch precut good felt? Ben mentioned cutting with sharp scissors but I know I'll never be able to cut something I'm happy with.
@JonSimantov @bignose Do you think that would cut through glossy adhesive paper, chipboard, and felt all at the same time? Or would I have to cut out the different sections and carefully align them?
And if I would have to carefully align them do you think mod podge would hold well enough long term? It's easier to center everything if you can slide it around a bit