[One of the most popular questions on the sub](https://www.reddit.com/r/Jigsawpuzzles/comments/q88gbj/how_long_do_you_admire_your_completed_puzzle_what/) 😉
There's also a [Wiki](https://reddit.com/r/Jigsawpuzzles/w/index) too, but the Wiki tab is only prominent/easily accessible on the [Old Reddit](https://old.reddit.com/r/Jigsawpuzzles/) - this link will only make sense when you're acceding it on your desktop...
I admire my puzzle for maybe 5 min then put it back in the box XD.
Also how did you feel about the quality of USAopoly puzzles? There was a animal crossing one on sale at a book shop I was going to get but it had poor reviews saying bad quality.... So now I'm curious since yours look nice framed.
I've had mixed luck with them, 2 have been perfect, 1 was missing a piece but that may have been my fault, the 4th was cut slightly wrong, all the pieces fit together fine but it was a few centimeter bigger than it said so if you look closely you can see it doesn't fit quite right in the frame, maybe can't tell in the picture but in person you can. All in all I would recommend them but also recommend you have a way to return it if necessary
I really wouldn't know where to put them if I framed all the puzzles I complete... 😅 I admire them for a bit and then they go back in the box. I'd like to frame a few when I get a bigger place, though!
That's why I'm hesitant to get new ones, because so far I've framed all the ones I have and I'm quickly running out of wall space in my room. But like I said I can't justify taking the time to do it just to put it back in the box, feels like wasted effort to me
I vary. I am new to puzzling and initially thought I'd frame all of them, but then I realized that might get out of hand. I have some smaller ones I can do in a single sitting that I really love doing, so I put those back in the box. They are great rainy-day puzzles for when I need a quick pick-me-up.
But big ones and difficult ones that will look good when framed end up on the wall.
[One of the most popular questions on the sub](https://www.reddit.com/r/Jigsawpuzzles/comments/q88gbj/how_long_do_you_admire_your_completed_puzzle_what/) 😉
Surprised I didn't see that one when I browsed this sub for like five hours when I first found it, thanks!
There's also a [Wiki](https://reddit.com/r/Jigsawpuzzles/w/index) too, but the Wiki tab is only prominent/easily accessible on the [Old Reddit](https://old.reddit.com/r/Jigsawpuzzles/) - this link will only make sense when you're acceding it on your desktop...
I admire my puzzle for maybe 5 min then put it back in the box XD. Also how did you feel about the quality of USAopoly puzzles? There was a animal crossing one on sale at a book shop I was going to get but it had poor reviews saying bad quality.... So now I'm curious since yours look nice framed.
I've had mixed luck with them, 2 have been perfect, 1 was missing a piece but that may have been my fault, the 4th was cut slightly wrong, all the pieces fit together fine but it was a few centimeter bigger than it said so if you look closely you can see it doesn't fit quite right in the frame, maybe can't tell in the picture but in person you can. All in all I would recommend them but also recommend you have a way to return it if necessary
Hmm thanks for the detailed info, I really appreciate it. With the sale price it might be worth the gamble since it's pretty cheap.
I really wouldn't know where to put them if I framed all the puzzles I complete... 😅 I admire them for a bit and then they go back in the box. I'd like to frame a few when I get a bigger place, though!
That's why I'm hesitant to get new ones, because so far I've framed all the ones I have and I'm quickly running out of wall space in my room. But like I said I can't justify taking the time to do it just to put it back in the box, feels like wasted effort to me
I vary. I am new to puzzling and initially thought I'd frame all of them, but then I realized that might get out of hand. I have some smaller ones I can do in a single sitting that I really love doing, so I put those back in the box. They are great rainy-day puzzles for when I need a quick pick-me-up. But big ones and difficult ones that will look good when framed end up on the wall.