Just been making a puzzle for my sister - it's kind of "revenge" for a puzzle she bought for me a couple of years ago ...
Pics aren't too great but I'm sure you get the idea - and with no picture to follow and no edges it should keep her busy for a little while ..
The paper is a piece of scrapbooking paper, which interestingly cuts much nicer glued onto birch ply than photographic quality paper does .. the heavy photo paper seems to leave very faint "scuff" marks on the edge pieces - for want of a better expression - maybe it would be better to use the thinner photoquality printer paper that's around?
Pics aren't too great but I'm sure you get the idea - and with no picture to follow and no edges it should keep her busy for a little while ..

The paper is a piece of scrapbooking paper, which interestingly cuts much nicer glued onto birch ply than photographic quality paper does .. the heavy photo paper seems to leave very faint "scuff" marks on the edge pieces - for want of a better expression - maybe it would be better to use the thinner photoquality printer paper that's around?
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