Jigsaw puzzle wall display

Do you enjoy making puzzles? It’s a great way to pass the time and some may find it calming or therapeutic. If you’re looking to refresh your wall decor, we’ve got the perfect idea for you to display your puzzles once they’re done!Here we used a 1000-piece puzzle, which took a few weeks to complete (if we’re going to be fully honest). So instead of breaking up all those hours spent putting it together and hiding it back in a box, we wanted to display it for everyone to enjoy! All you need…

Puzzles can be a lot of work, so why take them apart when you're done? In only a few steps, you can turn your finished puzzle into hangable artwork. Materials: Puzzle (complete), Cardboard, Scissors, ModPodge, Paintbrush, Sharpie, Exacto Knife, Metal Ruler, Tape, Fishing Wire Step 1: Put a coat of ModPodge on the top of your finished puzzle with an old Paintbrush. This will help hold everything together when you transfer it onto the cardboard. Try to keep your brushstrokes consistent in…

Lauren of Mom Home Guide shares how to easily glue and frame a completed jigsaw puzzle.

The basement has been coming along little by little. I was able to complete the decorating on this side of the room yesterday. Wit...

Tips and tricks for how to frame a puzzle using puzzle glue or a puzzle saver. It's quick and easy to display your favorite puzzles!

Newman Rd Puzzle wall

I can't remember when I first visited the home of the Porter family in Sunnyvale, CA. I was probably 10 or 11. The wonderful family and good spirit that occupied the home are my fondest memories, but what made the physical place unique was the puzzle wall. One of the walls of the Porters' family room was covered with jigsaw puzzles that had been painstaikenly assembled, cut to size, then mounted. Ever since I rediscovered puzzle-making as a pastime recently, making a puzzle wall of my own…

A complete guide to preserving and framing jigsaw puzzles with online custom framing.

I can't remember when I first visited the home of the Porter family in Sunnyvale, CA. I was probably 10 or 11. The wonderful family and good spirit that occupied the home are my fondest memories, but what made the physical place unique was the puzzle wall. One of the walls of the Porters' family room was covered with jigsaw puzzles that had been painstaikenly assembled, cut to size, then mounted. Ever since I rediscovered puzzle-making as a pastime recently, making a puzzle wall of my own…

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