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My son loves puzzles but once he plays with the same one few tomes he is not interested in the same one so he wants a new one. Which is fine except they cost a lot. I went to get him some new once and the once he likes are
$10 and up. The other day I was cleaning the kichen and found 20 or so placemats so I had an idea.
I cut one (using an old puzzle for the shapes) and now we can have 20 or so puzzles all different for next to no cost. He loves them as there are some b1 and b2, winie the pooh, toy story puzzles as well as some others. If you dont have any at home you can get them for much less than what would cost you to buy you a "real"puzzle.
Also when a piece of the puzzle goes missing (as they do) in the wood or hrd cardboard once I cut a simmilar picture stick it to some cardboard and cut it to the shape. You can change all the pieces by doing this for all the puzzle so the child can have 2 or more puzzles on the same board.
when you have lots of pieces missing from a puzzle dont trow them away my son now has a lovely picture frames in his room as I used some puzzle pices (the corners) to put around the frame (like a border), or complete a section (say a car) and put it in a frame with your child picture it is a lovely and interesting decoration.