For example if you want your Jenga game to be 3 feet tall you will need 45. The number of 2x3s you buy directly relates to how tall you want the game to be. By using this dimension it will yield a proportional looking game. You’ll need 54 pieces of 2×6 boards cut to 15 3/4″. To make a proportional Giant Jenga game I used 2x3s (actual size 1.5'x2.5') cut to 7.5 inches long. We’d recommend against painting the entire pieces as that may cause them to stick. One of the most popular of the do it yourself backyard game ideas, you sort of can’t go wrong with it. If you like to throw parties and backyard barbecues or know someone who does, try making these cool large DIY dominoes. 3 rolls of Duck Tape Don’t get the cutsie ones, they cost way too much and they will run out instantly. We’d paint the ends of them to jazz them up or simply leave them unfinished and stain them for a natural look similar to a real Jenga game. With Giant Jenga, the DIY washer game and the fun giant DIY dominoes, my house has become party central every summer. For this Awesome Soft Jenga Game Idea, You’re Gonna Need: 1 4 x 8 ‘ Foam board found by the insulation sheets in Menards. For this Awesome Soft Jenga Game Idea, Youre Gonna Need: 1 4 x 8 Foam board found by the insulation sheets in Menards A Knife to cut the Foam Measuring. Create a portable, level game platform with a plywood base and pine wood frame. This Giant Jenga Game is an easy DIY project that you can accomplish in just a couple hours and can be built out of recycled 2x4 boards or a few new 2x4 boards. You can build this Giant Jenga game at home using a variety of wood sizes but we prefer the dimensions shown here using 2×6 instead of 2×4 boards. With 2x4 boards and a saw, you can make a giant set of your own. This Giant Jenga game is the perfect yard game and we built this for my younger brother, Sam, and sister-in-law's, Lindsay, wedding. The stakes were high as the loser had to jump in the lake but it was always a good time. The kids and adults all loved it and the sheer enormity of it led to very dramatic endings. Step 1: Make a Jig Pick out two-by-fours with as few knots as possible. This Giant Jenga DIY is perfect for backyard parties and family gatherings. At Stanford Sierra Camp this Summer we noticed one of the most popular games was Giant Jenga. 447 shares My Giant Jenga game is a fun at home project.
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