I used the triangle for the triangle and star (I overlapped two triangles).
Qwirkle rules errata plus#
I used the mosaic square for the square, rectangle (double square) and plus (I cut out the corners after cutting out the squares). I chose to make : square, circle, plus, rectangle, star, triangle.Īs I said, I used the children’s mosaic shapes to trace around. You can look up pictures of the original game on Internet to see the shapes but they are more complicated to make (remember, you have to make 108 of them!). The shapes from the original game are different than the ones I made. The squares should be a little less than 2 inches wide.Īfter that you need to trace out the shapes you will later on glue on the black cardboard. If you are lucky enough to have a well supplied craft store, maybe you could find good quality cardboard (that will last longer than flimsy cardboard) and if you are extremely lucky, maybe they also have them precut into squares (I doubt it though). Start off by cutting 108 squares of black cardboard.
pencil, ruler, scissors, X-acto blade/knife, glue… basic supplies like that.something to store the game in and draw the tiles from (the tiles should be hidden inside it easily).the sturdy protective corners used to wrap and protect the boxes in the corners of pallets to make stands for the tiles, see pictures below.shapes to trace (I used the children’s mosaic pieces, see pictures below).colored cardstock or construction paper, 6 different colors (red/pink, purple, blue, green, yellow, orange – or whatever other colors you wish to use, they just need to stand out from each other).black cardboard (I used shiny black cardboard from a used supermarket stand), alternatively you can use regular cardboard and paint it black alternatively to that: the background of the tiles doesn’t need to be black, if you have white or cream cardboard you could make a pastel colored game.
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