Most jigsaw puzzles I take back apart when I finish them, so that I can do them again another time. This one was particularly difficult though, and the image is from one of my favorite painters, so I decided to hang it on the wall.
I’ve seen people frame puzzles or glue them onto a backer board, but I really wanted to see if I could glue just the pieces together. That way it’s really just a puzzle that’s hanging on the wall. You could even hang it in the middle of a room as a sort of room divider, and still be able to see the back of the puzzle pieces.
Turns out, all you need is a little (okay, a lot) of decoupage glue and some oven paper!
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Even though my videos are set up as tutorials, I’m not professionally trained in any of these crafts. The tools that I use can be dangerous. Don’t try a craft if you are unfamiliar with the tools and the necessary safety precautions. Be safe!
