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Hello again, folks....
Here's a jigsaw puzzle that's only 215 pieces but is rather difficult because the pieces are standard shapes and not cut on color lines. If you want to try this kind of cutting, which is quite different from my normal line cutting, my strong recommendation is to cut one piece at a time. If you cut in strips, one way and then the other, your pieces will be too uniform and you will have too many corners where four pieces meet, making the resulting puzzle looser.
I'll post a picture of the front followed by the back.
Go see "Over the Hedge", the animated film from Dreamworks which my son directed and which I had the lifetime experience of seeing debut with him at the Cannes film festival two weeks ago.
Questions? Fire away, either through this forum or via email at [email protected]
As always, have phun.........Carter
Here's a jigsaw puzzle that's only 215 pieces but is rather difficult because the pieces are standard shapes and not cut on color lines. If you want to try this kind of cutting, which is quite different from my normal line cutting, my strong recommendation is to cut one piece at a time. If you cut in strips, one way and then the other, your pieces will be too uniform and you will have too many corners where four pieces meet, making the resulting puzzle looser.
I'll post a picture of the front followed by the back.
Go see "Over the Hedge", the animated film from Dreamworks which my son directed and which I had the lifetime experience of seeing debut with him at the Cannes film festival two weeks ago.
Questions? Fire away, either through this forum or via email at [email protected]
As always, have phun.........Carter
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