An awardshow ismentioned.Heidiwears aterribleoutfit.“Clean.”Catastrophe.A garmentlooks "luxe"or"expensive."“Chic”A designerwearssomethingwild.Tim is“captivated.”A dressform fallsover.Guest judgehas nothingto do withfashion.Someonecries.“Ghastly”Someoneisn’t goingto finish.Tim is“concerned.”Someone’staste levelisquestioned.A gooddesign isin thebottom.Someonehurtsthemself/getssick.Nina callsa garment"editorial."A specialSkypemessage.“A lotoflook.”Sketching+VoiceoverTim calls adesigner'sgarment "alot of look."Heidi asks oroffers towear adesigner'sgarment.“Mallclothes"“This isn’tthe last you’llbe hearingfrom me.”“Thisrepresentsme as adesigner.”“Matronly"A baddesignmakes top3.Someone sayssomething veryproblematic for2023 but not for2004.Nina calls agarment"ghastly,""horrifying," or"a throw-awaypiece."Heidiwears agreatoutfit.DesignerignoresTim'sadvice“Bizarre.”A designerwears ascarf ontheir head.Close upon beautyproduct.“Peekaboo"Stronglyaccenteddesignerrequiressubtitles.“Amoderntwist."The modeldoesn’t fitinto thegarment.A modelcriticizes theoutfit/hair/make-up she'swearing.Fabricdispute.“Thankyou,Mood”“I’mbored!”Designerlashes outatfeedback.“I’mself-taught.”“Where isshe goingin thisoutfit?"A model tripsor can’t walkon therunway.A designer issnappy/rude/combativewith a judge.HeidispeaksGerman.“A mix ofhard andsoft”.Designerscrapstheirdesign“Smokyeye"“Theworkroomis soquiet.”“Makeit work”“Bordersoncostume."Judgesdisagree.Productplacementin thechallenge.Teamchallenge!“I’mtakinga risk.”“Realwoman”challenge.“Thisrepresentsmyculture.”“You’relucky youhaveimmunity.”“You’ll becreating asecondlook…”“Mother-of-the-bride”Crooked/unfinishedhemDesigners areutterly*shocked*when Tim letsthem knowabout a ‘twist’An awardshow ismentioned.Heidiwears aterribleoutfit.“Clean.”Catastrophe.A garmentlooks "luxe"or"expensive."“Chic”A designerwearssomethingwild.Tim is“captivated.”A dressform fallsover.Guest judgehas nothingto do withfashion.Someonecries.“Ghastly”Someoneisn’t goingto finish.Tim is“concerned.”Someone’staste levelisquestioned.A gooddesign isin thebottom.Someonehurtsthemself/getssick.Nina callsa garment"editorial."A specialSkypemessage.“A lotoflook.”Sketching+VoiceoverTim calls adesigner'sgarment "alot of look."Heidi asks oroffers towear adesigner'sgarment.“Mallclothes"“This isn’tthe last you’llbe hearingfrom me.”“Thisrepresentsme as adesigner.”“Matronly"A baddesignmakes top3.Someone sayssomething veryproblematic for2023 but not for2004.Nina calls agarment"ghastly,""horrifying," or"a throw-awaypiece."Heidiwears agreatoutfit.DesignerignoresTim'sadvice“Bizarre.”A designerwears ascarf ontheir head.Close upon beautyproduct.“Peekaboo"Stronglyaccenteddesignerrequiressubtitles.“Amoderntwist."The modeldoesn’t fitinto thegarment.A modelcriticizes theoutfit/hair/make-up she'swearing.Fabricdispute.“Thankyou,Mood”“I’mbored!”Designerlashes outatfeedback.“I’mself-taught.”“Where isshe goingin thisoutfit?"A model tripsor can’t walkon therunway.A designer issnappy/rude/combativewith a judge.HeidispeaksGerman.“A mix ofhard andsoft”.Designerscrapstheirdesign“Smokyeye"“Theworkroomis soquiet.”“Makeit work”“Bordersoncostume."Judgesdisagree.Productplacementin thechallenge.Teamchallenge!“I’mtakinga risk.”“Realwoman”challenge.“Thisrepresentsmyculture.”“You’relucky youhaveimmunity.”“You’ll becreating asecondlook…”“Mother-of-the-bride”Crooked/unfinishedhemDesigners areutterly*shocked*when Tim letsthem knowabout a ‘twist’

Project Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. An award show is mentioned.
  2. Heidi wears a terrible outfit.
  3. “Clean.”
  4. Catastrophe.
  5. A garment looks "luxe" or "expensive."
  6. “Chic”
  7. A designer wears something wild.
  8. Tim is “captivated.”
  9. A dress form falls over.
  10. Guest judge has nothing to do with fashion.
  11. Someone cries.
  12. “Ghastly”
  13. Someone isn’t going to finish.
  14. Tim is “concerned.”
  15. Someone’s taste level is questioned.
  16. A good design is in the bottom.
  17. Someone hurts themself/gets sick.
  18. Nina calls a garment "editorial."
  19. A special Skype message.
  20. “A lot of look.”
  21. Sketching + Voiceover
  22. Tim calls a designer's garment "a lot of look."
  23. Heidi asks or offers to wear a designer's garment.
  24. “Mall clothes"
  25. “This isn’t the last you’ll be hearing from me.”
  26. “This represents me as a designer.”
  27. “Matronly"
  28. A bad design makes top 3.
  29. Someone says something very problematic for 2023 but not for 2004.
  30. Nina calls a garment "ghastly," "horrifying," or "a throw-away piece."
  31. Heidi wears a great outfit.
  32. Designer ignores Tim's advice
  33. “Bizarre.”
  34. A designer wears a scarf on their head.
  35. Close up on beauty product.
  36. “Peekaboo"
  37. Strongly accented designer requires subtitles.
  38. “A modern twist."
  39. The model doesn’t fit into the garment.
  40. A model criticizes the outfit/hair/make-up she's wearing.
  41. Fabric dispute.
  42. “Thank you, Mood”
  43. “I’m bored!”
  44. Designer lashes out at feedback.
  45. “I’m self-taught.”
  46. “Where is she going in this outfit?"
  47. A model trips or can’t walk on the runway.
  48. A designer is snappy/rude/combative with a judge.
  49. Heidi speaks German.
  50. “A mix of hard and soft”.
  51. Designer scraps their design
  52. “Smoky eye"
  53. “The workroom is so quiet.”
  54. “Make it work”
  55. “Borders on costume."
  56. Judges disagree.
  57. Product placement in the challenge.
  58. Team challenge!
  59. “I’m taking a risk.”
  60. “Real woman” challenge.
  61. “This represents my culture.”
  62. “You’re lucky you have immunity.”
  63. “You’ll be creating a second look…”
  64. “Mother-of-the-bride”
  65. Crooked/unfinished hem
  66. Designers are utterly *shocked* when Tim lets them know about a ‘twist’