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février 11, 2024

Melanie Swanson posted: " The famous tabletop game, Jenga, has now gone gigantic and is presumed to be center stage in your backyard or living room. There's always so much laughter and thrill as each oversized block inches its way on top of a tower that you built yourself. " DIY & Crafts

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20 DIY Giant Jenga Blocks, Plans, and Game Ideas

Melanie Swanson

February 11

The famous tabletop game, Jenga, has now gone gigantic and is presumed to be center stage in your backyard or living room. There's always so much laughter and thrill as each oversized block inches its way on top of a tower that you built yourself. We're here to take you through DIY projects that will […]

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