Puzzles On The Go Adventure Mat

Two years ago I started a puzzle that may have been a little too much for me to handle. I tried and tried to finish it before our 216 New Year's Eve party, but was unsuccessful. I bought this stow and go mat with the hopes of salvaging all my hard work, but not really expecting too much. Circumstances prevented me from unrolling the puzzle until now, April 218. I am thrilled to report that it is completely intact! Now let's see if I can finally finish it!

This is an amazing product right off the bat it is super easy to use and reliable dont have to really worry about it deflating, the pieces stay in its exact place if used correctly of course and storing it is so convenient. If youre reading this that means your probably on the fence honestly just buy it I swear this is a true game changer it is one of the best purchases Ive made and will most likely be getting a few more here soon since I do a lot of puzzles and yes it even works with large puzzles

At the moment ours is holding a 2, piece puzzle. I advise you to start your puzzle on the mat then roll it up. We started the puzzle and it was not easy to transfer it to the mat but we managed. I recommend the puzzle sorter stack also. They are a great combo for anyone who enjoys putting puzzles together.

This is a thick felt mat and a blow up tube. Yes, I could have bought this stuff myself at a craft store, but I would have never got around to it. So far it works great. I did iron it on the wool setting with a little bit of steam for the major creases. We are doing a 3 piece puzzle (48x32 in) and it is going to take up most of this mat. I thought the elastic bands were going to be a little loose, but it holds the felt together nicely. The pieces do stick pretty good to the mat so I suggest trying to put the sections together where they are going to end up in the completed puzzle. I have a picture of it rolled up, with puzzle pieces inside, next to the vacuum for size.