I grew up in the 70s before the internet & video games, and when my friends & I weren’t riding around the neighborhood on our bikes or skateboards, we were playing various board games inside. And most of those games used a pair of dice to determine how many spaces you could move during your turn. I can only imagine how much more interesting the game would have been to use a LARGE pair of dice like these! This particular dice piece in the sample image comes to approximately 7” x 7” x 7” cube but could be made larger or smaller depending on your yarn & hook size, and if you make 2 of them, they could add some extra excitement to everyday board games when the kids are stuck inside!

This pattern includes written row by row instructions and fully marked charts to create the 3D dice shown in the images.

The sample dice in the image uses approximately 3.5-4 oz (300-400 yds) of the background color (oatmeal/cream) yarn and approximately 2.5-3 oz (250-300 yds) of black yarn to complete one individual die, so for a pair, just double those amounts.

Pattern is written in US terms.

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