HOW TO FRAME YOUR JIGSAW PUZZLE IN 5 MINUTES WITH NO GLUE DIY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- Do you want to know how to frame your jigsaw puzzle in 5 minutes with no glue DIY.
***The trick to this working is the pressure between the back and the front, this is what is holding the puzzle together. If you are using a thinner puzzle or a thicker frame, try adding some more backing to keep the pressure of the puzzle onto the glass.
I am loving my Thomas Kinkade Disney Puzzle this one is from Pocahontas
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The trick to this working is the pressure between the back and the front, this is what is holding the puzzle together. If you are using a thinner puzzle or a thicker frame, try adding some more backing to keep the pressure of the puzzle onto the glass.
What size frame do you use to frame a 500 piece puzzle
sorry just saw this I don't have any on me right now but all puzzles should have the size on the box sometimes its small and in ( ) check the back too
How to frame on an wooden frame in my case a large pieces in 48 x 20 cm
@@ViperStrike do you put the puzzle together on something other than just the table? If the frame is the same size as the puzzle than the above principle should still work just keep the pressure between the back of the frame and the front. Hope that helps.
@@NixPix thx I finished the 1000 pieces puzzle last year, but the upper corner of the frame broke a little bit. I should not do the trick as before and find another way out to insert the puzzle without mashing the pieces and overlaying the texture.
I literally finished this exact puzzle today and was searching for a good way to save it! Clearly fated.
I just filming me doing the Cinderella one so stay tuned for that.
Do you get the puzzle with the frame...lol
I had never even thought of framing without gluing! I’ve wanted to frame some of my puzzles but was sad at the thought that I’d never be able to do them again after they were glued. Thanks for this wonderful idea!
You are so welcome! I am so happy that everyone seems to like my little trick I think its great to because you can enjoy it and then switch it out (perhaps you don't have a whole wall to hang them on like me LOL )
Why do the same puzzle twice If you can do another puzzle? =o
Bruno Medeiros maybe it’s like reading a book twice 😀
This really is the best way to do it in my opinion. Whenever you need the space back, bodda-bing bodda-boom take it apart and you dont waste the puzzle. Thanks for the vid 🍻
Thanks so much I appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment.
When I do puzzles, I get the frame done first and then sort the pieces by color. I like this idea and I actually got a puzzle that I want to frame but didn't want to glue it.
Great I am glad this helped I aways do the frame fist but then my method changes I don't have a large area to work on so I have been working out of the boxes I have thought of showing my method I think I have a few unique ideas just like the framing thanks so much for leaving a comment
Love to see puzzles framed like this....so many of them are arts of work! ;)
Thanks Im working on a puzzle now may be the hardest one I have ever done its round and black and white LOL
This is a great idea, Niki! We do puzzles at Christmas and always hate having to take them all apart afterwards. This would make it so we could hang them up over the season and enjoy them. Perfect!! Thanks!
Yes and then you could replace with the new one remove the old and pass it on.
My daughter who has autism LOVES Disney and I want to do these exact puzzles and frame them for her TV room. No glass, lightweight, this the perfect thing for her and you did it beautifully! Thank you.
Shawni Ysais my son is 17 and has sever autism I understand the importance of being able to hang light weight safe things in their rooms 😊
@@NixPix omg you're my hero! Our decor is either wicker or lightweight or super duper heavyweight so she cant pick it up and throw it LOL
This is actually so smart. Love it!
Thanks so much I appreciate your comment
Great idea building the puzzle on the paper from the frame. I start with the edge pieces first too. Here’s an additional tip. When done with the puzzle roll it from all four sides to the center with a rolling pin. It seats all the pieces together and gets rid of the spaces between the puzzle pieces.
sparkershue I assume you would have to be using one of those green puzzle mats to do that
No not at all. I do it right on the flat surface.
Awesome info, thanks looking forward to more vids!!
Thank you so much glad to hear it LOL
Fantastic DIY! I will be using this idea with our next puzzle. Thank you for sharing!
StormyStitch thanks 😀😎
wow i enjoyed watching your puzzles
Thanks so much!!!
I am so glad you did this video...I have one I want to frame my friend 💜 thanks
I am so glad thanks for stopping by
beautiful artwork! and the DIY frame...very good idea👍
Thanks so much I have 5 on my wall and going to start on the 6th Cinderella
Kari is into puzzles.....me ? Well...hard for me to sit still.....this is such a fun things to keep your hard work alive.......yes
The Art of RVing this was a quick video I put up one week because I had no Disney content and ended up getting enough views and getting me monetized and while it’s dwindling closest I’ve come to going viral LOL
I have a finished puzzle on my dining room table. I’m going to try this. Thank you
Wonderful! let me know and make sure to see my comment in the description and comments about the pressure!!!
So smart. This is a life changing idea.
Pags 361 wow thanks 😊
@@NixPix Do you understand sarcasm?
How fun! I love this!
perfect let me know if you try it
Oh wow it’s been many years since I completed a 🧩🧩. My grandparents loved them. New friends here
im into these Thomas kIncade ones know they are just hard enough to keep me busy but easy enough I feel accomplished LOL Thanks for stopping by and commenting
Neat idea for framing puzzles. We framed a lot of puzzles when we had a house and plenty of wall space. Re-usable frames is a great tip!
yes now you only have to find room to hang one LOL Thanks for stopping by, good to hear your back on the road enjoying your time.
Very cool video!! That puzzle looked awesome framed! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for stopping by and letting me know you watched and I appreciate the time you took to comment. glad you liked it!
OK, We have always used the glue and this makes it so easy!!!! Gonna try this on our next one!
Its Joeysworld oh awesome let me know if you like it.
Thats was amazing and very creative art work.
Thanks I want to fill my whole wall with them I did a Snow White one today, using same method
Love your Pocahontas puzzle, there’s nothing better than to spend the afternoon puzzling away❤️❤️
Thank you 🤗 I agree I have 3 puzzles sitting there waiting for me. Thanks for stopping by
Jill does puzzles all the time. You made it look easy up to the frame edge. That looked a little tight. Really nice way to show off you puzzle. Thanks for sharing.
It was right on this one I have learned that If I run some thing between the black frames first it loosens it a bit and makes it easier
I’m a put the frame together first puzzler too ❤️ Loved this Nik!! Those slide poster frames drive me crazy and that’s what I’m using around Cinderella castle puzzle and I regret it. Haha 😂😫
Happiness and Sweet Tea thanks
you got me back into the puzzles 🧩
This is a cool idea. Nice share and be well.
Thank you you too.
Very cool idea
Thanks let me know if you try it.
I love this great idea of you. Thank you for this wonderful creative video.
oh thanks for taking a look I thought you might appreciate it.
I’ve always enjoyed framing my puzzles I’ve done ✅ it every way you can. This is great. Yep I do the frame first too I’ve never seen this type of puzzle saver great!
In The Garden and The Blessings thanks they key is putting pressure on the back to of the puzzle. I have some time lapses too!! Thanks for stopping by always nice to meet a puzzler 😎
@@NixPix I have always made them permanent with the sticky backing or glued the front with puzzle saver.
We have never seen this done before. That was a great solution. I feel like we needed to follow that up with a "🌈The more you know." Great job. A new friend here from @The Roads We Roam
I love RWR they are awesome I may have picked you up there or BlueWave LOL Im glad you like my hack
Back to see this puzzle again and more.
This silly puzzle video is gonna end up getting my hours 😎 thanks for sticking around I have been chairman of a huge fundraiser and have watch no video this week it feels strange LOL
Great video!!!
Thank You and I appreciate you taking the time to comment
Awesome video!
Thanks this was just a fun video I did that took off most of my videos are Disney and Gardening thanks for stopping by I look forward to checking out your videos.
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Great idea! 😃👍
Let me know if you try it !!
You sponsor Michael's LOL. That was a good one! That's really cool. I always thought glue had to be used. While maybe a bit of elbow grease is needed, it still seems easier than messing with glue. Looks great!
It was the first place I went when the stores opened back up. LOL I am dying to do the next puzzle but they are completely out of stock, I want to do Mickey Minnie at the beach. the key is that there is enough pressure on the back to push it into the front.
Thank you SO MUCH! I will be using this to frame a puzzle for my hubby's home office space! Awesome because it can be changed out in the future! 👍😊👍
I love to hear this thanks so much for taking the time to let me know.
@@NixPix got it done tonight and I love it!!! The frame edges were REALLY hard to get on as the puzzle, paper & cardboard backing were almost too thick and a hair off in measurements! Verrry tricky but worth it for sure!
@@riverramblings4843 yes it is tricky im so glad worked. this made me so happy
Qwas, Vex, Exzort. Great craft. I love it!
Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving a comment I appreciate your time
Awesome! Thumbs up!
Thanks
Thank you so much for this video!!
You are so welcome! :)
great video!thanks!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for stopping by and commenting
It's beautiful
Thanks
Great little tip, thanks
You bet!
Great Video ... 😀
Thanks for taking the time to let me know you liked it 😎
Great idea! I love doing puzzles but have never framed one. Always thought about it. This takes the mess away!
yes you could really do it with any frame I think the key is putting the paper down so you can slide the back of the picture Frame under it with out tearing the puzzle back apart. ( I made this video a few months ago and in the past few weeks Boom all these hits its rather fun ( because its not my usual content) and exciting)
My Son and his wife just bought this puzzle for me for Mother's Day.
Oh that’s awesome I have one more spot on my wall left and it will be full 15 puzzles of this series.
Happy Mother’s Day
amazing video and great work
Thank you very much!
I like it, thanks!
Thank you for taking the time to let me know 😎
Starting off by getting the frame of puzzle complete complete first is smartly
Always
Very nice!
Thanks for the visit it very appreciated you took the time to stop and comment.
@@NixPix you are welcome!!
this is such a great idea thank you so much
I'm so glad! I have not tried it yet on a different frame or size but the key is being able to keep the pressure on the back of the puzzle.
Its big puzzle game and your framed it perfectly...big like for your efforts my new friend
Thank you! Cheers!
Many thanks.
Welcome 😊
Heck yeah girl! Rock on! This was a sweet trick! Headed to Micheals tomorrow 😂
Awesome you can get them cheaper at Walmart (if I’m stock)
Wow that was awesome. In my lifetime I wouldn't be able to do. You are so talented :) Thanks for sharing :)
thank you
nice video! 👍
Thanks for the visit
Good video
Thank you and Thanks for the visit
That is very nice. I haven't done one of those puzzles since I was a kid. The whole family would sit around the table on a rainy Saturday and do a large puzzle with a gazillion pieces. That's a great way to keep it. Thanks. I will have to buy one from your sponsor (Michael's).Lol.
That's a great idea! and when you get the one with Mickey and Minnie on the beach send it to my LOL puzzles are harder to get than tp now LOL
Just completed first puzzle in decades! Home from hospital for Covid. So needed something to do to bide my time. I was dreading taking it apart but didn’t want to put glue on it and not ever have others enjoy putting it together someday. I might look into this! I like the idea you mentioned in a reply of putting it on a mat and then framing it, only because I too wonder if the edge pieces won’t get depressed line from frame over time. Btw, I’m not an edge first puzzler but I do set them aside if I’m not sure where they go. I spent hours separating pieces into piles that I believed would make up a section of the puzzle. It wasn’t until a week later that I built it because I was so tired from all the separating! 😆 Thanks for your video.
First I am so sorry that you had to deal with Covid nice to hear your home I wish you a full recovery. I stretched the side of the poster frame pieces just by run it my finger down them so they don’t pinch as much. Happy puzzling 😊
In some of my other videos I show how I don’t really have to much room to separate the pieces the last one I did practically out of the box. I did a timed competition with my friend of the same puzzle and she finished almost two hours earlier than me and then I protested not fair I worked out of the box LOL
Amazing video without glue! Haha brilliant! I have to see what size my unfinished puzzle is and hopefully michaels has the frame size! Thank you for an amazing video. You inspired me to finish the one I have thanks!
Awesome I appreciate you letting me know love to get comments like this I have one more to do to finish my wall so I will have done 15 like this
@@NixPix wow that's amazing!
I like this idea. I think I'm going to buy a few puzzles and frame like this in my RV. Better than glue.
Thanks 😊
Great work. Very interesting.. sending my support. Stay connected
Thank you, I will I appreciate you stopping by!!
interestings information, thank you, we aure looking forward to more vids
Awesome thanks so much for commenting look forward to seeing you again 😎
super !!
Thank you! Cheers!
Seen you tonight on @BluWave Odyssey....checking your channel out. Joining you for the ride. Everything looked so good😃 Big like too
Thank you so much 🤗 I will head over now and say hi I like to be a friendly neighbor and I love Bluwave
Thats a really nice Disney picture! And that frame, wow how easy and inexpensive. I’ve never seen frames like that in Norway.
Thanks so much! 😊 I appreciate you stopping by, can you mail order of course doesn't make it as inexpensive. Norway is one of my favorite pavilions at Epcot that's as close as I've been
Hi did you just buy a poster frame to do this what was the plastic bit you were peeling off and sticking down i have a 500 piece i want to frame but there is not an exact size for it
April Victoria Durnin Yes that is a poster frame the film that you saw me peeling off was just a protective cover on top of the frame there is actually nothing sticking the puzzle together the only thing that’s holding it together is the pressure from the back of the poster frame in the front of the poster frame I have yet to figure out a way to do it where I don’t have the frame being the same way but I’m working on it.
I had the thought if you could use a picture Matt to fit around the puzzle and then fit it into a frame.
I’ll be completely honest with you this was the first time or the second time that I had actually done this and it was because it was the same size as the puzzle that I was doing and I didn’t have a Disney video to put up so I just put this video up I never ever expected to go as far as it has it’s kind of exciting
This only works for small puzzles like that one. If it's big, middle pieces could fall. Before framing the puzzle, just flip it and use the same tape you used at the end of the video to secure the pieces. Then flip it back and frame it like you did. It's better and also without glue, as tape is easily removable.
Good tip! I can see because the bigger the puzzle smaller the pieces and they don't lock as well. I thought of using pictures frames from good will and putting extra backing to keep it pushed against the glass.
Thanks for a great tutorial, you seem very thoughtful which is always nice !
I appreciate that! That very nice of you to say. thanks for watching
Would have loved to see the finished result hanging on a wall x
Diane Hakala well stay tuned I’m working on that one right now thanks so much for stopping by!!
nice
hobomnky thanks
What no glue?? How intriguing. Well done.
Thanks so happy with this little video it all of sudden starting taking off and its helping me get my watch hours in earlier.
you can also do the puzzle and then slide the sheet underneath after.
Mike Weidgans the first time I tried it that way I tore the puzzle up lol I wasn’t very careful but I think the backing may have been thicker. But yes that would work to as long as your careful. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Stay safe!!
I have always framed my puzzles without glue. I honestly don't understand the need. Frames hold the puzzle together pretty good.
Exactly can you believe your the first person to say this. It seemed so obvious lol 😂
@@NixPix the first time I wanted to frame a puzzle, people told me I had to glue it because "that's how it's done". I didn't want to, in case I wanted to do the puzzle again. So I tried to frame it without glue. It worked. That's all ahahahah.
@@divxxx I hate waiting and wanted that instant gratification of it hanging on the wall ( I only have 2 spots left I usually post a picture at then of my puzzle videos )
Smart
Thank you 😊
Cool lesson. I like the idea of being able to take it apart and re-frame it if you want to. Very cool. Thanks for the share.
im glad you got something from it this is my unexpected video that is going to get me my watch hours LOL
I'm assisting a young man who just discovered his love for puzzles. Nice technique, but what do you think about clearcoat gluing before covering puzzle with the frame's clear plastic? For a permanent application, I'd worry about the puzzle becoming undone.
You can definitely do that, I have had no problems with mine coming undone and I now have 13 on my puzzle wall. The idea of not glueing besides the instant gratification of putting it in my wall is to take it down and change it out later. I’m not sure what your situation is but I have an adult son with severe autism and thank god for people like you who go out of their way to make others 😃 so thank you 🙏
@@NixPix It’s such a smart idea I don’t know if it would work for my humungous 2000 piece puzzle though. Definitely the size you did tho!
@@furiosa1203 let me know if it works
Wish I would have watched this before I tossed the last 3 I completed back in the box! I’ve just competed one of his puzzles about an hour ago. It’s a 750 piece like yours but with Mickey and Minnie. I’m going to see if I can slide it over onto a frame. Thank you!!
Leticia S. That’s awesome about doing the puzzle I have two Mickey and Minnie ones 1 is in front of Chinese theater the other they are camping. Try using a thin piece of paper to slip under then slip the frame back under there then you can always pull the paper out. Glad you stopped by!!!!
NixPix sounds great! I’m going to see if I can find a frame on amazon. If not I’ll check Michaels website. Have you ever framed a 1000 piece before?
Leticia S. No not yet I hear it’s harder 😄
Do you know where to buy that black sliding frames by themselves? I want to be able to customize the length/width for a completed panoramic puzzle that is too long.
Chen Japan no but I feel that that has to be a thing you can buy by them selves or something house hold that you could make work. Like report binder they would only be 12 inches but you get my point hood luck
@@NixPix Or buy 2 or more picture frames like you used, take them apart and use them end to end for as long as you need.
@@janetdoseff7251 that’s a great idea 💡
Awesome! Can you include details of where to get this frame and all other materials used in this framing, both in-store and online. A little price indication would be nice too. Ty.
I got this frame at Michael’s they usually run around $15 but they gave buy one get one on occasion. Later I started buying them at Walmart for around $6. That’s all the materials I used other than using packing tape to secure it on the back if needed I have done a total of 24 frames this way. Thanks 😊
What size frame do you use for other size puzzles? I have some that are 550 and some are 1000. Thank you so much for sharing! I'm looking forward to doing this.
Every puzzle is a little different if you still have the box look down in the right hand bottom corner of the top of the lid and it will tell you the puzzle size. The 750 piece is z concur that size. Good luck fell free to post a picture on my Facebook page
That is really neat and very easy just what I'm looking for where did you say you got the frame from where can I get the frame anywhere or is it a certain store
Thanks for stopping by you can find the frames at Michael’s and Walmart (sometime they are out of stock but this is where I bought all of mine.
Nice share *(&
Thank you 😊
very nice, where do you order the sheet to glue your puzzle, please and how do you stick to the wall???
stef gaming there is no glue it’s a thin poster frame from Michaels it has hangers on the back and the pressure of the back of the frame and the front of the frame hold the puzzle together.
Hello and Thank You, I love this efficient way of mounting a puzzle. Micheals doesn't sell the poster frame in 20" x 27." I tried using different words , puzzle or poster and nothing. So I must go to pictureframes.com . That size frame is on back order for weeks. So I have step up and pay more than I expected. This comes as unassembled kit. I don't know if it has a thin clear sheet. To keep the puzzle intact.
What do you suggest? I'm a novice to all this. Thank You,
Things are crazy with puzzles right now I bought that (future video LOL) Mulan Puzzle at michaels with my coupon for $6 saw the same one on Amazon for $55 and it wast the only one and they were used. I have not framed anything other than this size as I am in the middle of doing the collection but I believe the key is keeping the pressure on the back of the puzzle pushing it into the glass/plastic front part of the frame good luck hope it all works out after that.
Would any frame work? I'm about to finish a 1500 piece puzzle and would love to frame it, but I'm scared the puzzle will be too thick for the frame, if that makes sense! 😊
Mandi Primeaux54 yes that makes since I have a note in the comments about the puzzle being to thin and adding pressure to it but unless you are able to tape the frame back to the actual frame it could work just needs enough pressure to hold the frame in place ( haven’t tried another frame yet these work perfect for the puzzles I’m working on now) thanks for asking love the interaction.
I was just thinking about buying a "where's wally" 1000 pieces jigsaw puzzle and I loved your idea, its the first time I see something different than glueing everything.
Forgive my rusty english, I'm from Brazil.
ps: not sure where you're from but in case of the USA I believe its called Waldo there. In Brazil it's known as Wally
how fun is that yes fine a frame preferably poster the same size and just keep the pressure on the back thats the key. let me know I so far I have only used the 750 piece size. yes it is Waldo here it was so huge in the late1980's, I remember because we had a friend named Waldo and not one person did NOT say that to him LOL
Wow! I might actually do this so I can change the puzzle in the frame after some time. 🤣 But I have a question though. Won't the frame left a mark on the puzzle pieces at the sides since it seems to be so tight? Hoping for your response🙏🏻
Ill tell you what I need to rehang my whole wall I will take down the first one I did and look and either post a video or something on insta and let you know.
I’m almost finished completing a 1000 pcs nfl puzzle! I was going to glue it & then pay to get it framed! Maybe 🤔 I can do it myself like how u showed us!
I think the hardest part is finding the frame size for the 1000 piece one the 750 is a nice standard size but as long as you can slide it in the back and there isn’t a lot of space between the back and front glass I would think it should all hold fine. Feel free to post a pic and tag me 😎
@@NixPix 10-4! I have about 80pcs left!
Very cool, my wifey and I have been using a different frame that we purchase at Walmart and ends with a white mat look (but gravity takes over and they look non-centered), but I am gonna try out this frame. We too don't glue them for the same reason that you stated in your video. Thanks for sharing your video.
So as soon as Michaels got rid of their forty % off coupon I started buying them at Walmart for 6$ and haven't had a problem you say a matte finish ( did you make sure to peel the protective cover off) I did that once LOL. with the ones that are sagging can you put extra cardboard or paper on the bag to keep the pressure on the front of the poster frame. Thanks for commenting look forward to hear how it worked out.
@@NixPix Yeah, we are buying frames that are a little bit bigger, just to not eliminate any edge detail, you know, to show the whole puzzle. But I like how your's turned out. So, using a little bigger frame, created a white matte finish from the white paper (you know, the same sheet that you flip over and use) and since the frame is bigger, gravity wins. We had bought a poster frame, used cardboard to create a matte, and framed into that cutout the Disney 2-sided Up puzzle. We flip it when we want to see young or old Carl & Ellie.
@@NixPix I had thought of what you said, using extra cardboard or paper on the back to keep pressure and I probably will try that or I might try the actual poster frames that are closer to the puzzle size. As I stated in the previous comment, I like how yours looks. It doesn't take away much from the puzzle edges.
@@HDLowrider03 oh that’s so cool if your on Instagram I’d love to see a picture @nixpixwdw
@@NixPix I'm sorry, I primarily just use FB. But now that memory serves me correctly. We bought two of them poster frames and a piece of white cardboard (you know, from the crafts/school work aisle). Upon completing the Up puzzle, I cut out size in the white cardboard, used one of the sheets from the poster frame for the other white side (we couldn't find an all white cardboard on both sides), and used the two acrylic clear plastics (obviously a 2-sided puzzle hence why we bought two poster frames). You left me thinking, perhaps one day, I will share pics of the framed puzzle in the FB group, Disney Puzzlers.
Where did you get that from what is the name of it
Thomas kincade puzzle and frame were bought from Michaels
Nice without glue!!
Thank you! Brilliant I know LOL
Where did you get the plastic cover that you put over the puzzle?
It’s a poster frame you can get them at any craft store or Walmart
This is the best method I found for what I would like to do with a puzzle. Unfortunately too late because I'm waiting for the glue in one to dry (but still on time to save the second one hehe). However I have a doubt:
How and where to buy a frame that dismatles like that?
They usually call them poster frames this one I got at Michael’s but in my most recent video I used a different brand I got from Walmart and it was just as good. For whatever reason they became harder to get after the pandemic
So happy you liked the idea.
Thank you 😊
I’ve tried this exact method and found it impossible to get the black frame back on, ended up just taping 🤷🏼♀️
I have had to struggle with one or two it’s a tight fit! Sorry you had trouble
I have 2 irregular shaped Star Wars puzzles (shaped like Darth Vader's helmet) could this work or should I find other ways to put them on my wall
can you get a mat board and cut out the shape of the puzzle so then its all flat and ( you might have to glue it though if that doesn't work) odd shapes are a pain to frame. the key is the pressure on the puzzle and the glass
I have a puzzle that is 27” x 38” inches nut I can only find a frame that is 27” x 39” will it still work or does it need to me exact size of the frame? Please let me know it would help out a lot
The key is the pressure from the back of the frame against the puzzle so maybe add another layer behind and maybe fit some thing to go on the 1/2 inch space where the frame is bigger.
Died that make since
Have you got a link for these frames?
I got this one at Michael’s but I have also gotten them at Walmart for six dollars and someone else just asked me this and then she typed back that she was able to order it from Walmart. Sometimes they’re just really out of stock ever since the pandemic
Where can we buy that plastic and that clip
It all comes with the poster frame
I have that same puzzle Im working on now but it's 1000 pieces.. ahhh why did I get this one!
James Whitaker yes the advantage to the 750 is the cheap gram is exactly that size every tine I do 1k the frames are way more expensive and I’m always jest with an inch on each side