How do you frame/ mount this puzzle?
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I am about half way through the puzzle. I've a few quotes for a custom frame and perspex cover, approx AUD5,000.00.
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Hi Teresa,I built a custom frame with the help of my dad. I got decorative molding from home depot and painted it, and nailed it on top of a frame we created from 2x1s. We used spray glue to mount the map to a 1/2" piece of foam core, big pink one from home depot. then we backed the map with brown paper and used framing tape to tape the map to the back of the frame...much like you see from custom framing places. This allows me to put pins in the map, as they stick in the foam backing, and i have a great looking frame around it as well. it is the main piece in my living room, and i always get positive comments from people about it...fun conversation piece. Hope this helps. gf Hi Teresa,I built a custom frame with the help of my dad. I got decorative molding from home depot and painted it, and nailed it on top of a frame we created from 2x1s. We used spray glue to mount the map to a 1/2" piece of foam core, big pink one from home depot. then we backed the map with brown paper and used framing tape to tape the map to the back of the frame...much like you see from custom framing places. This allows me to put pins in the map, as they stick in the foam backing, and i have a great looking frame around it as well. it is the main piece in my living room, and... » Read More Hi Teresa,I built a custom frame with the help of my dad. I got decorative molding from home depot and painted it, and nailed it on top of a frame we created from 2x1s. We used spray glue to mount the map to a 1/2" piece of foam core, big pink one from home depot. then we backed the map with brown paper and used framing tape to tape the map to the back of the frame...much like you see from custom framing places. This allows me to put pins in the map, as they stick in the foam backing, and i have a great looking frame around it as well. it is the main piece in my living room, and i always get positive comments from people about it...fun conversation piece. Hope this helps. gf « Show Less
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Look at the picture and put it together. It really isn't that hard; don't let the lack of instructions freak you out! You can do it! Study the picture and do it.
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We're looking to mount it on cork board and then framing. Daughter wants to be able to use push pins for the places she has been.
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The picture is showing the front of the puzzle box. It's not showing a puzzle together in a frame
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I would make a template of cardboard first then punch holes for mounting points. beauty is you waste nothing and find the best mount points for your bike and like before it has been said use zip ties.
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No instructions. I looked on you tube. There are a lot of people showing how to do it.
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Joanne, The mounting hardware that is included can be used to hang the bulletin board "longways." We went one step further and placed two screws directly into the frame so the board is permanently affixed to the wall. Hope this helps!
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It is definitely a difficult puzzle. I started with the border and the windows and built up from there. It takes a lot of attention to detail to finish it.
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I have not used my set yet. I understand the puzzles pieces go in the 2 side parts that eventually sit on top of the assembled puzzle before you close it up.
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I did something similar, and I liked the effect. I like how it makes it into a continual frame-like experience at a distance. Close up, you can see the gap between the 48" and the 6" piece. I've thought about a black piece of electrical tape to eliminate the gap. Hanging it was no problem - I put one hanger on the small piece and the other on the long piece, and I alternated (put the small piece on the other corner at the bottom then it is on the top) to increase structural integrity. All in all, it works.
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You can either use a rig and some clips or even cut small holes in the fabric and hang it with framing hooks. Thumbtacks work too.
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I don't have my puzzleboard with me now, but there are two loose boards you can lay on the sides as you work and leave the spare pieces on. When you're done you put the two boards in the middle on top of each other and close the puzzleboard.
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It doesn't come with mounting hardware and I don't know what you would need to do it properly. I just screwed it onto a wall through the aluminum frame and it is solid as a rock.
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I used bunch of wall plastic anchors and screws. Also: the Stanley 819841 Pegboard Hooks which a bought at the same time are too small for the holes on the plate. They `re coming out all the time. I don`t like the product. Will not recommend it.
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While my mother made such a quilt she did not have a frame and I have not made one so haven't tried mounting one on a frame. However, the way it is constructed there should be no reason you can't do this since you can simply skip the middle roller. And, my next quilt will be to work with the backing up (as opposed to down) for the middle part of the quilt, then reverse it to mount as one piece to quilt the margins on the top side. This should be similar to what you would do with a levi quilt. If you can attach it to the leader you should be able to mount it.
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I bent mine around. I stuck the pin through the back side of the frame, bent it around the front side of the frame, strung it through the crystal and bent it back around. If you call the company they will send you an email with a diagram of who to hang the crystal.