Before you throw away that puzzle that has one piece missing (or more) consider using those pieces for one of these ingenious ideas.
But first, let me tell you what us kids made a couple of years ago for our grandpa for Father’s Day. We each had a pile of puzzle pieces and we also each picked out a different color of paint. We painted our puzzle pieces in our preferred color. Then we combined all of the pieces and made a picture frame with them. We included a collage picture of us with our grandpa (made online at the Walmart site) and gave it the title the top of the collage that said “We Love You To Pieces.” I didn’t get a picture of it at the time, but you get an idea. Perhaps when I am at my grandparents house again, I will take a picture for you. 🙂
Canvas Art Using Recycled Puzzle Pieces @babyecochic
Puzzle Piece Framed Decor Idea @dawanda
BFF Necklace Idea @agirlandagluegun
Puzzle Piece Monsters @gluedtomycraftsblog
Puzzle Piece Coaster @redtedart
Puzzle Piece Reward System @tipsfromatypicalmomblog
Silver Painted Puzzle Piece Necklaces @thatswhatchesaid
Greeting Card Made With Puzzle Pieces @realsimple
A Fall Tree Made With Puzzle Pieces @domesticmommyhood
Canvas Puzzle Piece Letter @honeyandfitz
Puzzle Piece Letter @viewfromthefridge
Puzzle Piece Pumpkin Decor Idea @exquisitelyunremarkable
Puzzle Piece Reindeer Ornaments @polkadotlessonplans
Puzzle Piece Easter Egg Hunt @makethebestofeverything
A Snowflake Wreath Made Out Of Puzzle Pieces @dazzlewhilefrazzled
Puzzle Piece Picture Frame idea @buggyandbuddy
There you have it, 16 ideas to make a new creation out of missing and mismatched puzzle pieces. Which of these ideas are you going to do first? My mom has already implemented the puzzle piece reward system idea with my 4-year old brother! It’s working great so far. 🙂
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*This post was created and written by The Thrifty Kids.
DazzleWhileFrazzled
Thank you for featuring my Puzzle Pieces Snowflake Wreath. So fun!