Carter Johnson
Established Member
I haven't posted a puzzle on this forum for quite awhile, but here's one from a Quilt calendar that took only an hour and a half to cut, but much, much longer to assemble. Your comments are welcome.
My wife Jean assembles every one of my puzzles (well over 750 over the past 19 years) and this one took her a few hours spread over five days. It's proving to be the baffler I thought it would be, though it was quick and simple to cut.
There are 64 square pieces along the lines of the squares in the mosiac. Total measurement is about one square foot. All the locks are butterfly locks and there are a number of interior pieces where I cut some sides without any locks, making it easy to mistake them for border pieces.
Phun! Carter
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My wife Jean assembles every one of my puzzles (well over 750 over the past 19 years) and this one took her a few hours spread over five days. It's proving to be the baffler I thought it would be, though it was quick and simple to cut.
There are 64 square pieces along the lines of the squares in the mosiac. Total measurement is about one square foot. All the locks are butterfly locks and there are a number of interior pieces where I cut some sides without any locks, making it easy to mistake them for border pieces.
Phun! Carter