If you’re looking for gift ideas for jigsaw puzzle lovers that go beyond the puzzles themselves, here are some suggestions:
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- Puzzle Board or Mat: The first suggestion is a specialized puzzle board or mat that allows them to work on their puzzles and easily store them when not in use.
2.Puzzle Accessories: Consider accessories like puzzle glue, so they can preserve and frame their completed puzzles.
3.Puzzle-themed Decor: Find items like puzzle-shaped pillows, blankets, or wall art that incorporate a puzzle theme into their home decor.
4.Puzzle-themed Clothing or Accessories:T-shirts, mugs, or jewelry with puzzle motifs can be a fun and quirky way for them to express their love for puzzles.
5.Subscription to Puzzle Magazines: Gift them a subscription to a puzzle magazine so they can enjoy new and varied puzzles regularly.
6. 3D Jigsaw: I know it’s a jigsaw, but it’s 3D! These ones were an absolute bargain at the time of writing this blog.
7.Puzzle Storage and Sorting Trays: Specialized trays or containers for sorting and organizing puzzle pieces can be very helpful for enthusiasts.
8. Customized Puzzle: Create a customized puzzle using a meaningful photo or image. There are services that allow you to turn your own images into jigsaw puzzles.
9.Puzzle-themed Board Games: Explore board games that involve strategy or problem-solving to appeal to their puzzle-solving skills.
10.A posh jigsaw puzzle. Yes, you could always get them another jigsaw puzzle, but how about one that is a bit different such as a wooden one.
11. Good jigsaw puzzles. Of course, anyone who likes jigsaw puzzles, (me included!), just want more jigsaw puzzles. Waterstones has some fabulous ones, take a look at a few here.
12. The Ultimate Gift
How about tickets to the world jigsaw championship? These are held in Spain every year. Check it out here.
If that is too far, what about The British Jigsaw Championship