Best puzzle to frame

Who doesn't love a good puzzle? These puzzles come in many different sizes to match everyone's skill level, and come in a variety of looks to meet everyone's favorite aesthetic. Many of us love these puzzles so much that we use special puzzle glue to lock the puzzle together, frame it and display it afterwards.

If you're looking for the next puzzle you can glue and display, we're here to help. While there is an endless sea of ​​puzzles to choose from, we've narrowed down our search to half a dozen great puzzles to display. Here are our top six picks.

Best puzzle to frame

If you're a fan of comic books (or any other medium where we can find the Caped Crusader) then this is the puzzle for you. This 500 piece puzzle takes the Thomas Kinkade version of Wayne Manor and breaks it down into a decently challenging puzzle. It's not that hard to put together, especially considering how distinctive many of the colors are. It's easy for you to put it together and even easier to show it.

Disney fans, rejoice! Ravensburger is one of the most notable names in puzzles, and they have turned their talents to this challenging, exciting Disney 5,000 piece puzzle. This puzzle, Mickey as an Artist, places our favorite mouse back and forth and paints some of the most notable and prominent Disney characters. If you're looking for a challenge, this is a great puzzle for you, which makes it all the sweeter once you've done it and shown it off.

Studio Ghibli is one of the most famous and beloved names in animation. Howl's Moving Castle has become one of the studio's most popular works, whether you love it for Calcifer's jokes or Howl's dramatic meltdown. Either way, this 1,000-piece puzzle won't be too challenging, especially for those familiar with the movie. When finished, this makes a great centerpiece for any Ghibli or anime display.

For art lovers looking for classic art to turn into a puzzle, this wooden puzzle is easily our favorite on the market. We've written about it before because it really is unmissable – I put it together myself! There are only 1,000 of them, so it shouldn't challenge you too much. Be careful with the wooden pieces, as they can splinter if you are not too careful with them. These aren't like cardboard pieces that you can force – you know when you have a matching piece.

Spooky Season is almost upon us. What better way to celebrate the fast-approaching October than with a poster puzzle featuring all your favorite horror classics? This puzzle is perfect for fans of any movie, but it will really shine in the hands of a horror fanatic who knows and loves every poster out there. You can take this set of posters, put it together, glue it and display them all at once with this relatively challenging puzzle!

How about something for the players? This is TheGamer after all – could we end this list without a gaming-centric puzzle? Of course, there's no way, so we've found this excellent map of Hyrule that you can literally piece together. This is quite a challenging puzzle due to the monochrome nature of the pieces, but if you're a big enough Zelda fan, you won't have much trouble finding the landmarks. Once it's done, you'll never get lost again!

FAQ

What makes a puzzle easy or hard?

The most remarkable thing is undoubtedly the pieces. Needless to say, it's easier to put together 100 pieces instead of 5,000 piece puzzles. Another important factor is the design of the puzzle. Puzzles that are all the same color, for example, are much more challenging than those with distinct, easy-to-find pieces.

Does the number of pieces make a puzzle display different?

It can! The more bits, the more rows there are – but the fewer rows. Focus more on the art than how many pieces there are, because that doesn't make one huge difference.

Where can I find some good puzzles?

Sellers like Amazon and Walmart are good places to check for their variety and value. First, you should check local game stores and board game vendors to see if they have any puzzles or board games to play with.