Frame a puzzle

This tutorial on how to preserve a puzzles uses a simple glue-type formula (Mod Podge) to stick the puzzle pieces together permanently. Great to use for hanging/framing a puzzle!

When I saw this jigsaw puzzle on the Simple Pastimes website, I knew had to have it. Just look at it! It's a perfect fit for our airport working, Coca-Cola loving family! Here are the steps I took to prepare it for framing and display... #1- Put the puzzle together (obviously). I suggest using a puzzle mat that can be rolled up (like the blue one below) or a large piece of plywood. This way, your puzzle can be moved if necessary. This particular jigsaw puzzle was 1000 pieces, so it took a…

If your family is like my mine, we are spending a lot more time at home! We have been looking for things to do and activities we can enjoy together.One activity…

One of the easiest DIYs I’ve every done so I’m sharing just how I glued and framed this puzzle for Jacob’s bedroom.

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Looking for fun ideas to entertain the whole family this summer? Try framing a puzzle everyone has worked on for fun, cute and easy artwork!

Transform your puzzle into a beautiful work of art for your walls. Check out our simple tutorial for making your own modern puzzle frame.

You've spent all this time putting together a puzzle and now it's time to think about ways to put it away in storage or hang as wall art. Check out this creative idea for putting your puzzle up on the wall without a frame. #puzzle #wallart #storage

If you are like me, I love making puzzles but I am always sad when I get done and have to take apart the puzzle and put it away in a box. H...

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!

How to Glue a Puzzle: A tutorial on how to safely glue and secure a jigsaw puzzle together! Frame it, hang it on the wall, or simply store it easily!

Many people like working with puzzles and after all their hard work, they are reluctant to just put the puzzle back in the box. So what to do with that puzzle? Why not make a frame and display it as a picture.

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…

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

Congratulations on completing a jigsaw puzzle! Read on for how to mount a finished jigsaw puzzle to foam board for hanging.

A roundup of the most gorgeous puzzles for framing

Discover the art of gluing and displaying a jigsaw puzzle with our comprehensive guide. Learn about the materials, techniques, and tips for showcasing your puzzle as a unique piece of art. Ideal for puzzle enthusiasts and hobbyists.

Preserve and display your finished puzzles with this easy DIY project If you spent hours putting together a puzzle and want to admire all your hard work, framing it turns it into an eye-catching piece of art. Rather than putting all the...

My daughter had completed this puzzle and wanted a way to save it other than putting it in a picture frame. I found this little tray at Target and put the 2 together! You can see more of my crazy creations here Here is my daughter's completed puzzle. She already has a few puzzles framed so she wanted something different this time. I found this tray in the Target dollar section and knew it would be perfect. I painted the bottom of the tray with Mod Podge. I slid the puzzle…