I'm seeing a trend of fabulous uses for USA puzzle pieces. You could of course use the ideas for any kind of puzzle, but I have a thing for states. First I saw these key chains at the Junk Bonanza.
Just drill a hole and attach a key chain!
Then while on a day trip (which I will share with you tomorrow) to Meadowview Barn Sale I found these magnets!
So when you find your puzzles are missing pieces think about what else you can do with them before you toss them!
10.14.2010
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3 Reactions to this post
Add CommentI love both of those ideas!!!
How wonderful! I am loving vintage puzzles at the moment.
what a fantastic idea to reuse those puzzle pieces... now i need to find an old puzzle (-:
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