How I make my Hexagonal Dice Trays | DIY

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I got asked I few times how I made my hexagonal dice tray. So I decided to film the process. It's my first video tutorial so please don't expect everything to be perfect.
These are the materials required:
- fabric (non-stretch cotton work well) 2 pieces ca. 35x40cm
- a ruler and a patchwork ruler or set square
- a fabric marking pen
- pins
- fabric scissors
- sewing thread
- some sort of snap buttons (12 pieces) and tools to put them it
- a pencil and a drawing compass (if you make your own template)
- paper in the size of or template (if you make your own template)
(- alternatively printed out a hexagonal pattern)
- a picture of a D20 (or alternatively a printed out template)
- ideally a sewing machine ;)
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[@carmencanterorubio7548]

Thank you so much! I thought this was a mission impossible project, but now I'll try one for my hubby's bday.

[@PollyLWorld]

Omg this is such a cute project! I'll definitely try to make one once I find the right fabric. I am also thinking that it could be a good idea to add some felt as interfacing, both to help with the structure of the tray and add some cushion if heavier dice sets are used. Regardless of that, thank you so much!

[@djm.o.d.9376]

Idea, gluing some cardboard or cardstock on the bottom, between the two layers, for metal dice, and to add a rigid surface for them to bounce off [if used on carpets or couches or such] Great video!

[@bruceflee3117]

Exactly the video I needed

[@johnhelton457]

I did something like this a month ago with plans from Woodglut.