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That is a lovely puzzle. I just sent a Frank Lloyd Wright inspired one to a friend: https://moonshotgamestore.com/products/saguaro-forms-cactus-flowers-by-frank-lloyd-wright-1000-pc-gold-foil-puzzle?variant=34347766087815&msclkid=397b580dce0b186c927b382747cfa3df&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Shopify_Microsoft-Ads_87945838749&utm_term=4587231234386486&utm_content=ShopifyImportAdGroup
happystuff
2-15-21, 10:51am
That looks like a very challenging one, Jane!!!
Oh man, Jane, no way! We are down to the 500 piece, something identifiable on every piece ones. Between my eyesight and my arthritis, I need clear pictures and big pieces.
We seem to be only able to work on the "nostalgia for seniors collection" these days.
Haha! My friend and her husband are younger and have good eyes. I considered, for about five seconds, an all-white one. :~)
BikingLady
2-15-21, 6:51pm
Late late into the topic.
I used to love puzzles when I was 20, I would run in from work and find a few pieces and run about life after that. I would glue them and hang up. Fast forward to two weeks ago I got a lovely puzzle. Took two days to put out the pieces between toddler chasing. Third day I attempted several pieces. Fifth day back in box it went. I felt I had given up on life by puzzling! It just felt like work and I could not stop. I felt like I had so much more to do. Guess fun was gone for me. I have to keep moving and have a hard time sitting:treadmill:
rosarugosa
2-15-21, 7:34pm
Tybee: I ordered a puzzle mat from Amazon that hasn't arrived yet. We did this one on the cellar workbench because we only have one table upstairs in our little house, and that is our only place to eat, etc. I can report back as to whether the mat is good for storage of work in progress.
Happy: It was 1000 pieces.
happystuff
2-16-21, 10:44am
rosarugosa - I have one of those felt puzzle mats. I've never done a puzzle on top of it, but use it to cover my puzzle when I'm not working on it. Helps keep the cats from stealing pieces. LOL.
Tybee: I ordered a puzzle mat from Amazon that hasn't arrived yet. We did this one on the cellar workbench because we only have one table upstairs in our little house, and that is our only place to eat, etc. I can report back as to whether the mat is good for storage of work in progress.
Happy: It was 1000 pieces.
Right, that is our problem, as we have done them on the dining room table, so please report back! Happy, covering the puzzle sounds like a good option too.
happystuff
2-22-21, 8:51am
Since I stayed in-house all day yesterday, I did this one this one. 500 pieces and only took a couple hours.
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Since I stayed in-house all day yesterday, I did this one this one. 500 pieces and only took a couple hours.
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Whoa, happystuff, that is amazing--I can't believe you did that in a couple of hours. OMG I would have given up, as there is no way I could have put that together, even with several days. Yikes.
I need little reference points in the pictures!
rosarugosa
2-22-21, 9:37am
Happy, that one looks challenging!
happystuff
2-22-21, 10:01am
Actually, the colors were easy to distinguish between as was the snow/ground along the bottom.
rosarugosa
4-27-21, 6:45am
DH and I made a really fun puzzle last week. It was a Liberty puzzle that a friend had loaned to us. I was not familiar with the brand, but it was a very intricate and challenging puzzle, with "picture shapes" within the puzzle in addition to the actual puzzle picture. Hard to describe and I don't think I'm doing a very good job, lol. Anyway, they are made of wood and crazy expensive, but we really enjoyed it. Here's a link to give a better idea: https://www.libertypuzzles.com/wooden-jigsaw-puzzles
happystuff
4-27-21, 11:09am
RR, there is another brand of wooden puzzles that are similar to this... I think someone may have posted them earlier. These are beautiful! Did you find that the 'picture shapes' helped or hindered the putting together?
DH and I made a really fun puzzle last week. It was a Liberty puzzle that a friend had loaned to us. I was not familiar with the brand, but it was a very intricate and challenging puzzle, with "picture shapes" within the puzzle in addition to the actual puzzle picture. Hard to describe and I don't think I'm doing a very good job, lol. Anyway, they are made of wood and crazy expensive, but we really enjoyed it. Here's a link to give a better idea: https://www.libertypuzzles.com/wooden-jigsaw-puzzles
Rosa, these are really beautiful. I might have to get my granddaughters one for Christmas (too expensive for every day) because I think they would love the shapes within the puzzle angle, and they are mad for jigsaw puzzles already.
rosarugosa
4-27-21, 1:19pm
RR, there is another brand of wooden puzzles that are similar to this... I think someone may have posted them earlier. These are beautiful! Did you find that the 'picture shapes' helped or hindered the putting together?
We had to approach it in an entirely different way from any puzzle we've ever made. This was the picture, so it wasn't easy to differentiate the different parts of the picture. There was also a trickiness to the way they cut the edge pieces, so my usual strategy of building the frame first didn't work. We found that we had to build out the shape pictures within the puzzle, then figure out how to link them together, and then it flowed more easily from there.
While we were working on it, I was pretty obsessed, and spent some beautiful sunny springtime hours at the workbench in the cellar working on the puzzle. I knew I should want to be outside, but all I really wanted to do was work on the puzzle until it was completed!
https://www.artic.edu/artworks/70065/afterglow
rosarugosa
4-27-21, 1:24pm
Rosa, these are really beautiful. I might have to get my granddaughters one for Christmas (too expensive for every day) because I think they would love the shapes within the puzzle angle, and they are mad for jigsaw puzzles already.
Yes, I never knew these Cadillac puzzles existed, and I was probably better off not knowing, but now I do. . . You can curse me for afflicting you with this knowledge if you wish! As a funny aside, this friend says she likes to share puzzles, and for this particular one, people had written their names, date of completion and their location on the bottom of the box. We were the fourth team to complete the puzzle, and it had gone from VA to CA to MA. That was kind of fun too.
Oh, that painting is glorious--and I love the idea of shapes within the puzzle!
Rosa, I love that you are sending the puzzle around and different people are signing it. We always share our puzzles, and I tried to get a puzzle sharing thing going with DH family, but so far, we are the only ones sending puzzles, so I guess my round robin idea has not caught on.
I'm stuck on an easy National Park banner puzzle--I really like it, but I just don't feel like sitting there, and my husband is usually keeps us on track and he is out of town. I need to finish it or put it away.
happystuff
4-28-21, 10:20am
That is beautiful! Thanks for sharing and thanks for the extra info. Interesting how you said you had to put it together.
I've done a few million puzzles since I was here last. haha I'm definitely a puzzle addict. Since my knees hurt so bad, it's nice to have this to do with no pain. I've done a couple wooden puzzles. I found the trick was to lower the pieces down into their proper space. Sometimes a tweezer works well for that. I used to glue all my finished puzzles, but that became too many. So now if I'm on the fence about gluing them, I'll keep them put together, but put them aside and look at them later, when they might not mean as much to me, and then put the pieces back in the box, or give them away. I'm a bit neurotic about keeping them all though.
The last one I did was a little different from my usual nature/wildlife ones I usually do, but this one was so sweet, I liked it. I hope you can enlarge it to see the details.
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That IS sweet, Cathy.
I always think of a (now passed away) friend of mine who was a puzzle enthusiast. She glued many of hers and had them placed around her grand house (which had a turret-reading nook!). I recall she used them for placemats and had them on her fireplace hearth like a rug would be. I miss her. She was so quirky. She also collected coat hooks. They were in unexpected places on the walls all over her house.
happystuff
4-29-21, 12:49pm
I also started gluing some together, but it just became too much. Now I'll take a picture of them and of the box, take them apart and pass them along to someone else.
happystuff
4-29-21, 12:49pm
That is so cute, Cathy!
Here's another one that drove me NUTS!! But I finally finished it. It reminded me of some of what I can see out my window on some Full Moon nights.
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Okay, I promise this is the last one for today. :) It's called "A Smokey Mountain Morning". Sorry....don't know why it's posting twice....
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rosarugosa
4-29-21, 3:20pm
Those are really nice, Cathy. I especially like the trees.
frugal-one
4-29-21, 3:54pm
I think you must be a very patient person to do puzzles. I sat down recently with a small puzzle (300 pieces) because a friend of mine loves them. I lasted about a half hour before all the pieces went back in the box.
happystuff
4-30-21, 10:29am
Beautiful! The trees look like a challenging one.
Thanks everyone. I have no idea why I can be so patient with puzzles. I wish I had that focus for housework! haha I think if my legs weren't failing me, I'd be doing a lot of other things instead........but who knows.
I just love putting a beautiful image together. I guess the more beautiful the image, the harder the puzzle can be. But I'm motivated to "make" that beautiful image. I sort of live in it for awhile. I have no artistic talent, so I guess this is the closest I can get to it. haha
Sometimes I think it's more OCD than it is patience. hahaha
The "Full Moon" puzzle, with the trees WAS very hard. A few times I considered throwing it across the room, but I didn't. Some of the trees were so dark, it was hard to tell what went where. I think I tried every single puzzle piece in every single opening.
I do get a few other things done during the day! I have my puzzle table set up in the corner of our dining room, which has windows on both sides. While doing the puzzles, I get to watch squirrels, deer, chipmunks, bunnies, and all sorts of birds. I set up a couple little stands between my table and the window and have some houseplants on there. So it's a nice little corner.
Ok, I'm on a roll. Here's a couple more I've done. I haven't been here in awhile, so there's lots of them. I hope I'm not bragging too much. :)
I think the first one is something like "Northern Lights". Funny, when the pandemic took off, everyone was buying jigsaw puzzles and they were selling out. The Chinese companies jumped in and starting selling tons of them. What's weird is, a lot of them don't have names for the images on the puzzle. So they just say words of things that are IN the puzzle......like Snow, Pine tree, Birds. I wonder why there's no name to it??
The second one is Rosemary Millette's Goldfinch and Thistle.
The third one is Winter Watch, by David Feathers. I love this one!
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rosarugosa
4-30-21, 5:47pm
Nice! I'm partial to the birds and I know you are a bird lover too.
happystuff
5-1-21, 11:32am
Love the owl!!! And the others are nice too. What size puzzles do you normally work on? (number of pieces)
Thanks happystuff. Most of my stuff is 1,000 pieces, but I do a lot of 500 pieces. When I want a nice break, I might do a 300 piece one.
I've done 1500 piece one, and it was mostly fall colors, so that sort of got me over doing anything larger than 1,000. haha I think I posted a pic of that one awhile back, but here it is again.
I love doing owl puzzles, but dang, they are hard, since their feathers are in such different positions/colors, etc. But I keep doing them cause they're so beautiful. haha
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happystuff
5-1-21, 12:36pm
I love all the nature scenes, but for some reason I've been given/acquire towns, etc. lately. I don't buy a lot of puzzles, but get them through exchanges or pass-a-longs, and sometimes as gifts. Beggars can't be choosers - ROFLOL.
Whatever you like is fair game! Nature is my go-to theme. I usually don't like any sign of humans. (Sorry 'bout that!) The only time I did one I wouldn't have picked for myself was when my son was young and he loved hot dogs (He's a vegan now, but still eats Vegan hot dogs...haha) Anyhow, I gave him this hot dog puzzle I'd found and he just couldn't do it. So I did it for him. It was a real challenge! It had like 5 different kinds of condiments on the hot dogs, and it was a cheap puzzle and I ended up having to put paper-weights all over the puzzle while I was doing it, to keep everything from popping up. then I glued and framed it and gave it to him. haha
He has his own videography business now and I kid him saying "So did you put the hot dog puzzle up in your office?" haha (I think it's in the back of one of his closets now. haha Putting it together was one of those labors of love. :)
happystuff
10-10-21, 12:23pm
Still fighting this cold, so had a lazy puzzle day yesterday. "Lake Como"
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rosarugosa
10-10-21, 1:27pm
That's really pretty, Happy. Hope you feel better!
happystuff
12-25-21, 11:32am
Since I am now literally in-home for the holidays, let the puzzling begin! Finished this Christmas Eve.
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Teacher Terry
12-25-21, 2:13pm
That’s beautiful!
My husband gave me a really pretty little wooden jigsaw puzzle for Christmas, where many of the pieces are in shapes like wolves and birds. Looked like this:
https://woodbests.com/products/brave-bear?variant=40201841737934&gclid=Cj0KCQiAwqCOBhCdARIsAEPyW9ma0I8F-TZhBEN00vVFzU89uNCBxoBRTjtbwbhQ4fUKUdAoVnra1lkaAoH ZEALw_wcB
We did it yesterday, and if you have arthritic fingers, it might be very frustrating (it was for me, luckily he did a lot of it. But it was really pretty and cool.
rosarugosa
12-26-21, 7:39am
That is beautiful, Happy. Looks like summer!
Tybee: I like that; it reminds me of the Liberty puzzles but a little less expensive.
I have a small stash of puzzles built up for winter entertainment.
happystuff
12-26-21, 10:16am
I've seen those types of puzzles, Tybee, and I would love to get one some day. It's really neat! Glad you enjoyed it.
happystuff
12-26-21, 5:43pm
This is the last one in the house. Hmmm... may end up having to do something like... clean or something... for the rest of my days off. Oh, no! ;)
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Those are little pieces! I had to abandon a 1000 piecer because I am the only one in the house working on it, and there's just not enough immediate gratification.
iris lilies
12-27-21, 12:21pm
This is the last one in the house. Hmmm... may end up having to do something like... clean or something... for the rest of my days off. Oh, no! ;)
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I like that one!
dado potato
12-27-21, 7:52pm
In this neck of the woods the roads are slick these days, and I am glad that I do not need to venture out. I have been working on a crossword puzzle in the 12/12/2021 edition of the New York Times. The puzzle has 649 "across" clues and a mere 636 "down" clues. It is the biggest crossword I have ever attempted. At this time there are about 20 letters I still must come up with, before I can say I "solved the puzzle". Maybe tomorrow!
Let us be grateful to newspapers for the gift of crossword puzzles.
happystuff
12-27-21, 9:13pm
Wow! Good luck, dado!
dado potato
12-28-21, 10:02pm
Wow! Good luck, dado!
Thanks! I am finished now. I will know on 1/14/22 what the correct solution is. There are prizes for contestants, so I think I will submit my solution.
Looking in on this thread, you are all amazing in completing these puzzles. The word crossword sounds quite challenging, Dado.
happystuff
12-31-21, 10:19am
Thanks! I am finished now. I will know on 1/14/22 what the correct solution is. There are prizes for contestants, so I think I will submit my solution.
That's pretty neat. Let us know how you do!
DH and I finished this puzzle yesterday. I bought it at a fun little shop in Swampscott last summer. I had asked the shop owner about the puzzles, and she said that she was an artist and had some of her paintings made into puzzles for her store. Her name sounded familiar, and I asked if she had donated an amaryllis oil painting to a charitable auction the previous year, and she had, and it was in my living room because I had bid on it and won, so it was a fun interaction! Needless to say, I had to buy one of her puzzles of a lovely local seascape.
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That is so beautiful, and what a cool story about meeting the artist.
I am doing a 1000 piece yard sale puzzle. It is a symbolic way to deal with the fact I never had a yard sale for my parents, and I wanted to, and my brother "sold" everything, thousands and thousands of dollars of tools and antiques, for $3500. I found the puzzle in a store in Ohio driving back from my 3 days cleaning their house out for anything of sentimental value or important papers. It's more than my usual pieces, but it's my hope I can work through the grief and lay it to rest, along with the house and what he did.
I wish you well with your puzzle endeavor, Tybee. I hope it proves to be a satisfying experience.
happystuff
1-4-22, 10:26am
What a wonderful idea on how to deal with all of those things at once, Tybee. Wishing you the best of luck with both the puzzle and the resolutions.
Beautiful, rosa! I can see a definite challenge in both the sky and water. How many pieces was it?
Happy: It was 500 pieces.
Happy: It was 500 pieces.
That's a nice size. I like her work.
happystuff
4-15-22, 3:49pm
Just finished today. Thomas Kincaid, 1000 pieces. Don't know if I want to take down my table and take a break or start another one. Hmmm... I think... start another one! LOL.
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rosarugosa
4-15-22, 4:29pm
Just finished today. Thomas Kincaid, 1000 pieces. Don't know if I want to take down my table and take a break or start another one. Hmmm... I think... start another one! LOL.
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Very nice, and I vote for start another one!
happystuff
4-29-22, 11:23am
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And here is the other one I started. Funny story with this one, I put all the pieces in the box bottom (as I normally do) and turn the lid over for the picture. I started pulling the edge pieces and putting them together, but they weren't matching the edges in the picture on the lid - it was as if the outside picture edge had been left off. Anyway, finished the puzzle, put the pieces away and then caught a glimpse of the back of the box bottom... the FULL picture of the puzzle was there on the back of the box! LOL.
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And here is the other one I started. Funny story with this one, I put all the pieces in the box bottom (as I normally do) and turn the lid over for the picture. I started pulling the edge pieces and putting them together, but they weren't matching the edges in the picture on the lid - it was as if the outside picture edge had been left off. Anyway, finished the puzzle, put the pieces away and then caught a glimpse of the back of the box bottom... the FULL picture of the puzzle was there on the back of the box! LOL.
I've always found those to be so small as to be useless without magnification, though.
happystuff
6-26-22, 9:09am
This is one of the puzzles I "rescued" from the school. Missing 6 pieces, but still doable. What you probably can't see in the picture is that each puzzle piece also has Peanuts scenes/characters on them.
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rosarugosa
6-26-22, 3:16pm
This is one of the puzzles I "rescued" from the school. Missing 6 pieces, but still doable. What you probably can't see in the picture is that each puzzle piece also has Peanuts scenes/characters on them.
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Cool!
I would like to buy a crossword puzzle book for a friend as a gift. It seems like there could be some puzzlers here that could help, as it's a foreign world to me. He does the puzzles in the local newspaper without too much difficulty. The NYT puzzles seems to have some popularity for some reason. When I've checked out Amazon there seems to be all levels of difficulty and variety of sources. Thoughts appreciated.
This is a really good one:
https://www.amazon.com/Times-Little-Black-White-Crosswords/dp/031236105X/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=black+and+white+nyt+crossword&qid=1672410508&sr=8-2
I bought it for Dad and then took it from his room when he passed away and we are finishing them. They go M-F and they get harder as the week progresses (did not know that).
This is one of the puzzles I "rescued" from the school. Missing 6 pieces, but still doable. What you probably can't see in the picture is that each puzzle piece also has Peanuts scenes/characters on them.
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very cool. I am finding lots of greeting cards with Peanuts on them over the years. Just gave Mom one for Christmas. Found a Valentine card to her from 40 years ago, also Peanuts. I think that was what we always bought each other in our family. Want to get my granddaughter a book of Peanuts cartoons, she is just the right age.
This is a really good one:
https://www.amazon.com/Times-Little-Black-White-Crosswords/dp/031236105X/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=black+and+white+nyt+crossword&qid=1672410508&sr=8-2
I bought it for Dad and then took it from his room when he passed away and we are finishing them. They go M-F and they get harder as the week progresses (did not know that).
I like to photocopy the puzzle page and leave the book intact. NYT puzzles are the gold standard, I think.
Add a cryptic crossword book to the gift--such devilish fun!
frugal-one
12-30-22, 5:44pm
OP Cathy A has not been heard from in a long time. I remember her as having many health issues.
This is a really good one:
https://www.amazon.com/Times-Little-Black-White-Crosswords/dp/031236105X/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=black+and+white+nyt+crossword&qid=1672410508&sr=8-2
I bought it for Dad and then took it from his room when he passed away and we are finishing them. They go M-F and they get harder as the week progresses (did not know that).
Got it. Thanks for the suggestion!
happystuff
12-30-22, 7:33pm
Sort of isolating to recover so these are what I have been doing since Christmas night:
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The wolf one is 1000 pieces and the flowers is a 500 piece.
Started a new one today and hope to have it finished before I head back to work on Monday. :)
happystuff
1-14-23, 11:40am
This kept me nicely occupied while isolated with COVID. 1000 pieces but the difficult part was the fact that - except for the edges - there were only two basic shapes to the pieces.
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rosarugosa
1-14-23, 7:16pm
This kept me nicely occupied while isolated with COVID. 1000 pieces but the difficult part was the fact that - except for the edges - there were only two basic shapes to the pieces.
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Wow, that does sound exceptionally challenging!
rosarugosa
1-21-23, 7:53am
Here is my latest puzzle, with a dark backstory that will probably be most interesting to LBB. This decrepit building is a local landmark of sorts on US Route 1 in Saugus, MA. In local online groups, people are always raging about what an eyesore it is, something must be done, etc. etc. For whatever reason, the presence of Karla's has always amused me, and I've seen it slowly crumble away over the years (it looks much worse now than it did when the puzzle photo was taken). When I had the chance to acquire it in puzzle form, I could not resist. It turns out there is also a dark backstory to Karla's. In a nutshell, it is owned by the family of a young woman who was dating a Saugus cop and it is believed by her family that he played a part in her mysterious death. The family stays current on the taxes, and leaves the decrepit property in its high-visibility location as a big f*ck you to the town.
http://www.realcrimes.com/Fiorenza/vfiorenza.htm?fbclid=IwAR0vD-ANtFIvpOMwIJVj8cRTNBBePFLjPp1USri3RVCa4OnfWvAOGhWN OeA
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happystuff
1-21-23, 11:47am
Love the puzzle, rr. And, man, what a back-story!!!
just finished this one.
500 pc
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rosarugosa
1-24-23, 7:11am
That's very pretty Kay.
happystuff
1-24-23, 10:10am
That is so pretty, Kay!
happystuff
12-23-23, 9:36am
As I've probably posted before, I do anywhere from 1-3 puzzles over the holidays. I actually have three new ones, but not sure how many I will complete. Started the first and just had a great night sitting and working on it... not worrying about anything or rushing to get anything done. Cheesy one I rescued from the school garbage - photo of Friends. LOL. But it's a puzzle and I'm enjoying the process of putting it together.
iris lilies
12-23-23, 9:47am
I can see how doing puzzles is a good meditative exercise. Happy stuff, enjoy your holiday. I know you do pretty hard physical work so this downtime must be nice.
I bought husband a wooden one for Christmas and son one for his family. I have one I want to start but unfortunately need the dining room table so it will have to wait until Christmas.
rosarugosa
12-24-23, 7:06am
For some reason, making jigsaw puzzles puts me into a "flow" state in a way that few other activities do. I am also frequently in that state at the pottery studio.
catherine
12-24-23, 9:46am
For some reason, making jigsaw puzzles puts me into a "flow" state in a way that few other activities do. I am also frequently in that state at the pottery studio.
That flow state is great, but I never do it doing jigsaw puzzles. I probably have poor spatial intelligence. I definitely get into flow when watercoloring, and sometimes, if the words unlock in my brain, when I'm writing.
I have noticed that too, Rosa. It is supposed to be very good for maintaining brain health as well.
happystuff
12-24-23, 10:26am
I can see how doing puzzles is a good meditative exercise. Happy stuff, enjoy your holiday. I know you do pretty hard physical work so this downtime must be nice.
Thank you so much, IL. Wishing you and yours a very happy holiday.
happystuff
1-4-24, 10:07am
My two holiday puzzles. These were both brand new, unopened puzzles that were headed to the dumpster at the school. 1000 pieces each.
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iris lilies
1-4-24, 10:49am
Nice puzzles happystuff. The Friends image makes me miss Matthew Perry.He was the outstanding talent on that show.
He sure was. Such a sad loss.
1000 pieces is very challenging--my kids gave us a 500 pc for Christmas, which is our sweet spot for puzzles.
The wooden puzzle I bought for DH has very small pieces but we are starting it nontheless.
Good for you, Happy! I love making jigsaw puzzles, but it's a challenge to find a space to do so in our house, and it's pretty much going to be out of the question for the next couple of months.
True fact: I have never seen "Friends," and I had never heard of Matthew Perry until he died.
Rosa, I thought the Friends puzzle was a family photo made into a puzzle....My friend who is a superb puzzler, doing large puzzles with tiny pieces almost gave up on a puzzle of Van Gogh's sunflowers in a vase. Lots of yellow!! She kept at it, but nearly gave up.We do a few in the winter, mostly from the dollar store 350 or 500 pieces. They fit on the kitchen table.
happystuff
4-23-24, 9:06am
Just finished this one. Very colorful. LOL Included a photo of the box lid with the puzzle info on it.
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Very nice picture, happystuff! I am working on a White Mountain one that has WWII posters--it's a thousand pieces and slow going as there are so many mini pictures within it.
happystuff
4-24-24, 9:11am
That sounds pretty AND challenging, Tybee. Good luck and enjoy! Would love to see a picture when you are finished.
happystuff
4-25-24, 9:29am
Thanks, catherine.
rosarugosa
4-26-24, 6:12am
That's a really pretty cheerful picture.
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