Once your board is complete, the next step is to make the title deed cards. You’ll also want to write the price on each space. Once the outline of your board is ready, carefully color in the top of each space and write in the names that you’ve decided on. This is simple to do across six sheets of letter paper. If you have a printer at home, you may decide that you want to print the board rather than draw it out. If you want something to copy, take a look at this Monopoly board template. Not including the corners, there are 9 spaces on each side. If your board is 19 1/2 inches (50 cm), then start by drawing the corner spaces which are 2 1/2 inches (6.5 cm) square. You’ll want to draw everything out neatly using a pencil and ruler, making sure the spaces are even before going over the lines with a black pen. Now it’s time to make your Monopoly board. You’ll also need some scissors, a pencil, a long ruler and a collection of colored pens, crayons or paints. But all of that embroidery is sure to take years to complete.Īs well as a board, you’re going to need some thin card for the Chance, Community Chest, and Title Deed cards as well as paper for the cash. If you have the time and the patience, quilted Monopoly boards look absolutely stunning. The easiest way to make a Monopoly board at home is from a large piece of cardboard as this is easy to cut with scissors, yet sturdy enough to stand up to some use. Traditionally, Monopoly boards are made of paper and cloth fibers, although you can also get some luxury wooden Monopoly boards. I suggest that you follow this if you want to make everything line up perfectly. That’s because I already have a list of Monoply dimensions that gives you all the exact sizes of the board, squares, cards, money, tokens, houses, and hotels in both inches and centimeters. You’ll find it easiest if you stick to the classic Monopoly board sizes, though. A bunch of students once created a Monopoly board that was 30 meters across, so if you want to beat the World record, then perhaps you can go even bigger? Decide how big you want your Monopoly board to beĪ classic Monopoly board is 19 1/2 inches (50 cm) square, but you can make your board any size you like. If you want to use all of the original Monopoly squares, then here’s a list of all spaces on the Monopoly board. If you want to, you can also think of alternative names for Water Works, Electric Company, Chance, Community Chest, Income Tax, and Luxury Tax. It’s helpful to write these out on paper before you start to build your board. Once you’ve decided on a theme, you’ll want to make a list of all of the streets in your Monopoly game. Some ideas for Monoply property names are: The great thing about making your own Monopoly board is that you can base the street names on whatever you like. But you don’t have to copy either of these. The original Monopoly board was based on streets in Atlantic City and the UK board is based on streets in London. Choose a themeīefore you start making your board, it’s good to spend some time thinking of a theme for your game. In this step-by-step guide, I’ll give you all of the info, measurements, and advice you need to make your own Monopoly board game at home. I’ve made several Monopoly boards over the years, and whether you want to make a simple game with paper or something more elaborate, there’s a lot to think about.
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