Ravens Cornhole Game

Now that my kids are away at college we don't have one of these sets, and though I have seen them I didn't know what they were called until my students clued me in yesterday. Cornhole. What a funny name. It made me remember when my son was in high school and convinced us he needed a study table for his room. The table came, it was very nice, had the school logo on it so it seemed legit. What we couldn't figure out was why it had holes in it. Eventually we learned what it really was. ( why did he take it when he went out? why was it all sticky). So  we lived through the beer pong era, although we confiscated the legs and hid the table top in the garage, and we just learned about  cornhole.

( Photo from artfire.com, they sell ready made bags)
There are directions online to make your own table and bags.
Make your own cornhole game
Here is what it says about making your own bags:

If you can sew, then make each bag as follows:

Each bag (you need at least 8), will be made from 12 oz./sq. yard duck canvas and shall be made from 2 fabric squares, a minimum of 6” x 6” in dimension with a quarter inch double stitched seam on all four sides. Each bag shall be filled with corn feed and weigh between 14 and 16 oz’s apiece.

Of course they can be any color or design, but make two different styles so that you can tell them apart during play.

A Fabric Place has Ravens fabric.

Giffords Farm, Farmers Coop is a local Maryland company that makes fresh top quality products for all your animal needs: Horse, Cattle, Swine, Sheep, Goats, Poultry, Cat, Dog, Rabbits, Emu, & Wildlife. This looks like the perfect place to get feed, and they have a corn maze too!