I want to frame a puzzle. What do I use to make the puzzle permanently connected?

yomama.1353: I want to frame a puzzle. What do I use to make the puzzle permanently connected?
Once that is done……I need ideas as to how to frame the puzzle.

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Answer by oh_x_tragedy
use puzzle glue.. and then just put it in a frame

Answer by Scott
Use a product called Puzzle Glue, available at craft stores (Michaels, Ben Franklin, Hobby Lobby) everywhere.

Answer by auto_racing77
You can use your spit? i don’t know lol

Answer by Sk8tergurl
Mod Podge any Michaels craft store in the glue section.

or check in toy stores near the puzzle section the have glue for puzzles too.

Answer by [email protected]
you can use puzzle glue.you can find it in many diffrent stores.it’s available everywhere.

Answer by i_forget_myself
puzzle glue….found near the puzzles in stores.
I glue one side (picture side) let it dry, then flip it and glue the other side. push down the pieces as it dries if they come apart a bit.

Answer by sketch_reality
Gorilla glue. It’s use is stronger then anything I have found and for many things, or just puzzle glue. I personally would try to glue on back side of puzzle. You may frame it yourself, or take it to a Hobby Lobby, craft places, or framing store, for more proffesional look. They have many different colors if you want a boarder, and great selection of frames. The lowest cost would be to measure it yourself, try a dollor general or family general store for frames, or even goodwill. Hope I have helped, and good for you that you are so proud of what must be a beautifull puzzle

Answer by biloguide
put puzzle on bristle board then use puzzle glue then frame it

Answer by captures_sunsets
This companies website sells nothing but puzzles and special glue and frames for the puzzles. the prices are reasonable, are of excellent quality.

https://www.bitsandpieces.com

Answer by stupid step mom
Yes, you do use either puzzle glue or modge-podge. Modge-podge is cheaper and comes in matte or glossy. i have used both .be sure to use foam brush so as to avoid brush strokes. another tip: if you make puzzle on top of thick wrapping paper or freezer paper plastic side down(or slide some under after you finish) it is much easier to frame. the top is glued and adheres to the paper. slide something under paper to transport if taking to be framed. be sure to check the depth of frame often they are only 1/4–3/8″ deep.this makes it harder to frame if you have glued it to something thick.