A reader requested a pin loom Tic Tac Toe game, so here it is.
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The game board is woven on the 6″ loom, but I’m also including a 4″ version (see below).
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- R1 (and all odd rows): P
- R2, 4, 6: P14, U3, P13, U3, P14
- R8: P2, (U3, O1) x 10, U3, P2
- R10, 12, 14: Rpt R2
- R16: Rpt R8
- R18, 20, 22: Rpt R2
- R24: P
The game pieces are made from 2″ squares. I made two versions of the X. In the sample squares I wove the beginning tails into row 1 which made that row’s U3s disappear—so I don’t recommend doing that.
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The 4″ game board design runs off the edges of the square, so this may not be the optimal size for tic tac toe. If you have a 1″ square loom, you could weave the game pieces in different colors, using colors instead of X and O squares, or you could embroider Xs and Os on the squares.
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