Recently, friends around me have become popular to jigsaw puzzles. If you like to join in the fun, you also got a hot-headed one and boasted that you are a jigsaw expert in Haikou, but only after you bought it home did you find that the large number of fragmented puzzle pieces and complicated picture backgrounds give you a little bit. There is no clue and no way to start, so how can I prevent the bull that I used to boast from being exposed? The following will teach you how to learn puzzles in a short time.
The first step is to open the package of the purchased puzzle and check whether the purchased puzzle has all the parts. A standard thousand-piece puzzle includes 1000 pieces that make up the puzzle itself, an original picture of the puzzle, four partition cards and for pasting. Glue for the puzzle. Of course, apart from the puzzle itself, the rest of the components are not necessary.
The second step is to open the package, take out the partition card, assemble the partition card, and then partition the puzzle. Sharpening the knife does not cut the material by mistake, although the partitioning will be more troublesome, but the next can greatly save your time. There are English letters A, B, C, D... etc. printed on the back of each puzzle piece, which corresponds to the corresponding partition. Generally, a 1000-piece puzzle has eight partitions. We sort the puzzle pieces into different areas according to the letters behind them.
The third step is to prepare the original image of the puzzle. If there is no original image in the puzzle package, it is recommended to find the corresponding image from the Internet and print an original image that is proportional to the size of the puzzle. This can greatly improve the efficiency of the puzzle.
The fourth step is to take out the fragments of the area you want to assemble first from the puzzle of the divided areas, find the corresponding area on the original picture, and start the puzzle. It should be noted that some special jigsaw pieces have one or two smooth edges. These are the edge pieces of the jigsaw. It is recommended to pick out these pieces first.
In the fifth step, we pay attention to the color of the picture and some special patterns when we put together the puzzle. It is easier to find the corresponding pieces in the pile of pieces. We spread the original picture under the puzzle, and place the pieces of the puzzle in the corresponding position on the original picture. One piece corresponds to one piece, and this area can be finished very quickly.
The sixth step is to assemble all the areas after they are assembled. The entire assembly process takes about 1 to 6 hours due to the difficulty of the puzzle and the difference in personal skills.
The seventh step is to use glue to fix the puzzle after the assembly is completed. Different glues have their own usage methods, so I won't repeat them here. The fixed puzzle can also be installed in a picture frame for decoration.
