This is the perfect craft project to bring joy to the holiday season, ward off boredom or even make some difference to the way that weather is affected. It's also a great idea to make with children as well as a fun activity to do in the bedroom of your child. The easy DIY foosball table game requires both large and small hands using a cardboard box and glue foil with white, black and hunter green to turn the box into a soccer field. Are you ready to start with the DIY foosball game? Let's get started!
First cut the cardboard for the grass according to the size of the cardboard base and then, apply the green d-cfix adhesive film.
For marking the center circle, penalty area , and center line on the playing fields Cut thin strips of the adhesive film that is white. Apply these strips firmly using the doctor's blade, then put the playing field in place.
Holes are marked and cut out for the skewers that the players will be attached in the future. It is easiest to mark the location of the perforation. You can do this by placing a peg at the inside of the box so that the bottom isn't touching the playing field. Then, use pencils to mark the position.
To make a handle wind the string around the end of the skewer and fix it with adhesive. The rest of the skewer is wrapped in black adhesive film.
The skewer should be pushed through the holes. Wrap the string around the other side and glue it. This will serve as a stopper and handle to prevent the skewers from slipping from the holes later on. Then place the pegs for the players on the bars, and test their correct positioning, table games.
Cut two rectangles the similar to the size of the goals into the boxes' short sides. Then frame the goals with the black film. The goals should be tall enough to allow the ping-pong ball to go through.
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