Jigsaw holder

[sherrardk]

Anyone know where I can get a reasonably priced jigsaw holder (the sort you can roll up with the jigsaw on). Husband got a 1000 piece jigsaw for the kids, but they're not interested and I've done too much of it to give up. Priced some in town today and they were £20. Thanks.

[gingejbee]

I bought two of these for a friend in Lidl - they were £6.99 each- a while ago.

[looobylooo]

hi sherrard,
i bought my mum one of these a few years ago, and it wasnt vey good attall,
i cant remember how much i paid for it now, it probably wasnt as dear as £20 mind, so maybe the ones youve seen in town will be better..?
the one i got was like a large square of green felt.

[SlackAlice]

Amazon
http://www.amazon.co....qid=1316892798&sr=8-1

[sherrardk]

Its currently on a piece of thin card and is being shifted from the kitchen table to the floor for meal times. I seem to have spent ages doing it and don't want to give up, but I don't intend to take up jigsawing as a hobby - the kids want to see it finished (but not as much as me!).

[sherrardk]

Thanks Slackalice - that's cheap!

[ladyalex]

http://www.alljigsawp...rta_puzzle_boards.htm
This place is selling jig-rolls for £10.

I got a porta-puzzle fold up thing and I like it...I'm sure I got it for less than £20 , but I cannot remember where I got it from.
Ebay maybe ?

[Buenchico]

I'm looking forward to reading your post, Sherrardk, where you're trying to work out which one of your little angels it was who hid the last piece of your jigsaw behind the cooker ;-)

[boxtops]

Have a look on eBay, sher - the cheapest one is 99p at the moment! http://www.ebay.co.uk...at=See-All-Categories

[boxtops]

^^ and PS, less than an hour to go on the 99p one!

[sherrardk]

Hi Buenchico - should think there is going to be more than one piece missing (will be childishly disappointed if there is!).

Hi Boxtops - will probably have lost patience with it by the time it arrived!

[fairycakes69]

Do you have a rug in your house? I know some one who puts the jigsaw on the floor, then covers with the rug when not doing it, not sure if your kids would leave it alone, i don't think mine would, but its cheap and may be worth a go.

[sherrardk]

Thanks for that fairy cakes, I could put the puzzle on the cardboard under the rug in the kitchen to keep thing 1 off it (she's the only one who is intent on destroying it).