I do wooden jigsaw puzzles and take pictures of them.
Stave, 435 pieces. I love doing Stave skies because the piece shapes are initially unreliable but ultimately perfect guides. 6/10
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| pot of gold at the end of the rainbow |
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| bird perched on building |
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| sun+D+hay stroller+s |
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| many different umbrellas: with whimsy, color line cut, and multipiece |
Nautilus, 350 pieces. I don't get as much out of Gaugin images as the Impressionists; maybe it's something about the brushstrokes. 3/5
Chestnut & Hemlock, 230 pieces. The stacking layers and fine cutting are really impressive; I found the pieces a shade too small for maximum comfort. 4/5
Nautilus, 180 pieces. Smaller pieces than I usually see in a Nautilus. Related to low piece count? 3/5
KK Puzzles, 122 pieces. Lovely hand-cut puzzle with small pieces and plenty of difficult color line cutting. 4/5
Artifact/Ecru, 178 pieces. Lots of cuddling kitten whimsies here. 3/5
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| just a few |
Stave, 125 pieces. A three-sword Teaser that seemed a bit closer to two to me, because it gave good guidance about where to put all the teaser pieces. 7/10
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| although that foot shaped dropout was tough! |
Liberty, 633 pieces. Very nice, with lots of fun whimsies, including a VW Beetle, I assume to reflect Mexican manufacturing. 4/5
