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This is a great way to recycle peg puzzles when pieces or missing or if you find ones at an op-shop. Plus with the pieces being so big you can use them from a younger age with children.


Material

  • 1 Wooden peg puzzle, can be missing pieces
  • 1 Magnetic strip roll
  • 1 Tube Tarzan's Grip glue

Method

  1. Remove peg puzzle pieces from board, you can discard the board.
  2. Cut magnetic strips to fit the back of each puzzle piece, this is why I use the strips instead of the standard shaped magnets as it gives me more freedom to fit to the piece you have.
  3. Using the glue, as directed, to attach the magnetic strip to the puzzle piece and let dry.
  4. Stick magnets on the fridge or dishwasher and let your child go nuts.

Notes

My daughter loves these and has been playing with them for the months since I made them. She made me sit down with her this morning after breakfast so we could move them all around, great fun and cheap and easy to do, I'd highly recommend giving them a try.



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Sarah is a first time mum from America adjusting to life overseas and as a new mum.

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  • What a great idea. I’m quiet certain my littlies would love this.

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  • This would provide so much fun for our magnet obsessed toddler! I will definitely be trying it!

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  • What a great idea and very easy to pull off and play with because of the handles.

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  • We do this regularly. It’s so much fun

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  • Made these for my children when they were little. Also made ones out of laminated photos.

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  • So smart, love it!!

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  • I am loving this idea, I am always on the look out for simple craft ideas for my daughter and this is something I am going to do with her, such a great way to upcycle.

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  • Great idea to use up those puzzle pieces that have missing bits!

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  • Clever idea! It would be a hit with the little ones,magnets fascinate them!

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  • Great idea and very versatile. Thank you for sharing this.

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  • Love this idea, thanks for sharing

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  • This is so clever. Love it.

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  • You could also cut out hand drawn pictures

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  • love this! could use that calender magnets you get from the realeaste guys lol

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  • It’s a very smart idea love it

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  • I have lots of missing pieces from our puzzles great way to recycle them

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  • Great way to teach them learning from an early age, animal names

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  • That will be heaps of fun for the kiddies

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  • Yeah will definitely give it a try. Fun to do with kids.

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  • A quick and easy craft that your kids can be involved in too.

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