I only have the first one done at this point, but wanted to share since this is the first time I've done any woodworking since middle school some 20-odd years ago.
I'm torn between making the other board mostly white with maroon outside of orange stripes (away unis) or mostly orange with white outside of maroon stripes (more vibrant). Thoughts?
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I'd say make orange the dominant color on the other. Nice design. Simple yet attractive.
Looks good! I'd go orange with the other, but it's personal preference.
Awesome! I made some with a buddy of mine last year and we went with one orange and one maroon board. They compliment each other well I think.
Here's some I made for my senior year, I ended up donating them to my major's society (MinE if you couldn't tell lol). I modified them for use as a beer pong table as well, but they weren't sturdy enough in the middle to support it....
Seeing all these have me ready to tailgate. We need a tailgate list for games. Who has them, who is open to people like me who don't have a group to tailgate with.
My apologies if this is not the place to ask, but how does one insert pics into a comment if the picture is on one's phone and not on a website?
I ask only because I made a set of corn hole boards that I wish to share with my fellow hokies. Thanks to all who reply.
You need to upload the image to a file-sharing service like imgur. Then embed the link imgur provides.
Hmm, nuts.
Not the link to the website, you need to use the link to the image. It will have an image file extension like .jpg or .png. On imgur, copy the text that says "for websites and blogs."
You can also right click the image when you have it uploaded and select copy image address then you should be able to insert it into the comments. That's the way I do it.
Thanks folks. I hope you'll enjoy.
That's the way to go, man. They're freakin' expensive.
The paint job looks cool.
USE THE FIGHTING GOBBLER LOGO AND PAINT THE BACKGROUND HOKIE STONE