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Cardboard Puzzle Piece Missing?

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Date: 08/31/2007 Topic: Repair > Toys  
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I acquired a puzzle that had one piece missing. I scanned the picture on the puzzle box and enlarged the area of the missing piece, printed it out and glued it to cardboard (thickness of puzzle), cut to shape of missing piece.

Great whether you are saving the picture or passing it along to someone else!

Syd's 2 cents

By Syd from Dunkirk, MD
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Post by gonecrazyhunting (7) | (09/05/2007)
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And I thought I was "crafty"! My husband thinks I'm pretty good at "fixes", and we were both impressed with yours! Good job!! Leah


Post by jjager (90) | (09/02/2007)
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Syd!
You are terrific. I have this Thomas Kincade puzzle I was going to just pitch out. But I'm seriously considering trying your fix it. Thought it would be nice to frame after I finished it!
This is a great tip!
Jennifer CA


Post By grammiecracker (Guest Post) (08/31/2007)
WOW! Way to go.. How many of us have thrown out a puzzle for a missing pc. Now I do crafts with them but used to pitch them. GREAT idea


Post by Grandma Margie (120) | (08/31/2007)
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What an ingenious solution!! I am very impressed. It's so good to hear from folks who "think outside the box"! I try to do that too but I'm sure I have never thought of a solution as creative as yours for this problem. Way to go!!


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