MegBusset
Sat 21-Jan-12 18:31:46
Haven't done a proper grown-up jigsaw for about 20 years but suddenly have the urge! But I need one of those foldaway/roll-up mats - they get mixed reviews on Amazon so can anyone recommend one?
Also is Amazon the best place to buy jigsaws, or is there another website?
I think folders are better (MUCH) than roll-up matts.
We get jigsaw puzzles from the charity shops
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They are in variety shops around here, otherwise. QD type places.
ChippingInLovesEasterEggs
Sat 21-Jan-12 18:44:09
I just use a large piece of board that slides under the settee - I tried a couple of mats but didn't like them.
I buy jigsaws from Charity shops/fetes/etc as well. I quite often get new ones as well, not just well worn ones.
tentative123
Sat 21-Jan-12 18:45:51
I suggest a folder rather than a roller too. Also you can rent jigsaws from the library often, or else charity shops is good too. Although I did buy a few lovely ones online, can't remember where tho.
BackforGood
Sat 21-Jan-12 18:46:54
I have a hard, foleder type, and it's MUCH better than dd's roll up felt effort, as long as your settee has a couple of inches clearance from the carpet, or you can't slide it away when you're not doing the jigsaw.
I second charity shops for jigsaws - there's always lots -often unopened - in there.
MoaningMinnieWhingesAgain
Sat 21-Jan-12 18:47:15
The Works - they have good jigsaws and often have the jigroll things too, much cheaper than Amazon.