A peg board is designed for one pair of hands, which is why it usually ends up as a solitary activity at the end of a table. That is a waste, because it works surprisingly well as a shared project once you stop treating the picture as belonging to one person. The supply problem comes first Most arguments at a shared board are not about the design. They are about who has the reds. Give each person their own pot or tray section with a fair share of every colour, and roughly three quarters of the friction disappears before it […]