I'm posting this one to brag, because I made a big step up in the size of the puzzle pieces I'm cutting. I'd been doing about 1.5 pieces per square inch, but after it slowly dawned on me that Carter and PeteB and other cutters have a smaller, more delicate cut, I took the plunge and tried doing smaller pieces.
This puzzle (from a calendar) is Maxfield Parrish's "Solitude", originally painted for a General Electric calendar, would you believe, and there are 204 pieces for a cut of 2.125 pieces per square inch.
The scanner cropped off the puzzled edge at top and bottom somewhat. The figurals are from Dover clip art books. I especially liked the angel, I think that one's going to get used a few more times.
Chris
This puzzle (from a calendar) is Maxfield Parrish's "Solitude", originally painted for a General Electric calendar, would you believe, and there are 204 pieces for a cut of 2.125 pieces per square inch.
The scanner cropped off the puzzled edge at top and bottom somewhat. The figurals are from Dover clip art books. I especially liked the angel, I think that one's going to get used a few more times.
Chris
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