To start this design, let's import an image generated by Microsoft's free designer tool.  In XCS, we can use the image trace tool to create a vector of the image.  This is necessary to achieve cut outs of parts of the design.

Next, I added in some additional elements o the tic-tac-toe board.  We need some lines to define the playing space, and a square to cut out for the board.  These are made up of the simple rectangle shape.

Next, let's add an outline to the play grid.  This will allow us to subtract some of the image so that the engraving does not overlap.

Now we need to position all the parts.  You can arrange them however you like, but I am going to overlap the playing grid with the image.  Since there is overlap, I will select the image vector and the grid outline, then use the combine tool to subtract where the overlap occurs.

You can now import images of the playing pieces.  For the egg, I am just using an outline, but for the chicken, I will engrave the image and have added an outline.

Next, let's duplicate the playing pieces by using the array tool.  I am making five of each type.

tip: set the cut and engrave settings for the parts before using the array tool.  This will help ensure all parts have the same settings

The settings are for the D1 5W laser.  You may need to adjust the settings for your laser configuration.

Be sure to follow all the safety guidelines for your laser and always wear personal protective equipment when the laser is in operation.