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| All laid on a 4x8 sheet of foam board. From top left clockwise; Pencils (upside down because it fell off the first mounting and needs to be redone and its a bit sticky), Effervesently Yours, The Dreaming Tree, Venice, Donuts, Vegas, Maui Moon, Underwater Playground, Pansies and Puppies |
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| Rizzi all boxed up and ready to be re-assembled |
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| We laid each section upside down and the reassembled. The puzzle interlocks so well, you can just pick up the puzzle by the corner and turn it over as you need to. |
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| Here we finally have Rizzi glued to the foam board and cut to size |
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| After 1000 pieces or so, the weight of the puzzle is too much for the technique of using the string from two screws in dry wall anchors (they anchors pull out of the foam). So here we use the interlocking technique using drywall channel mount the channel so the flat part is facing down on the puzzle. Use a lot of drywall anchors (here we used 10) to spread the load. |
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| Take the drywall corner and mount it to the wall where you want he puzzle with the flat end facing up and then bend it up to make the V as shown. The matching V on the back of the puzzle will sit in here and give you a rock solid mount! |
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| Back of the puzzle showing the dry wall corner bent down and ready to hang! |
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| M enjoying our new showpiece! |
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| The puzzle wall! We are running out of space! We still need to paint a lot of edges, but finally have all the puzzles mounted! |
