36 pieces.  Very first puzzle attempt.  Cut on birch plywood from Lowe’s after drawing a grid directly on the plywood. 

54 pieces. Second puzzle.  Push fit style with an attempt at some color line cutting.  Made of birch plywood from

98 pieces. Very random cut using same blade and plywood from Lowe’s.  Better luck with the dry mount press process,

121 pieces.  Used the Flying Dutchman superior puzzle blades and a 5-ply birch board I picked up at Michael’s.  Much

108 pieces.  Used the Flying Dutchman superior puzzle blades and a 5-ply birch board I picked up at Michael’s.  This

130 pieces.  Used the Flying Dutchman superior puzzle blades and the plywood I ordered on line.  I don’t know if

78 pieces.  I had a scrap of the Michael’s wood from the “Kelly” puzzle, so decided to try my hand

152 pieces.  I tried different cutting styles as well as more figurals (apple, tree, bee, worm, bird, butterfly, squirrel).  I

95 pieces.  Had great struggles with the adhesion of the picture to the wood.  I’m thinking I may have the

122 pieces.  Again, struggled with the dry press…  though I adhered the print at the same time as the PONY

??? Pieces (forgot to count).  First attempt at a continuous cut puzzle.  I like the style of pieces that come

242 pieces.  This one is the third try as I had problems with the dry press.  I think I finally

At the Puzzle Parley, I received a postcard sized mounted picture of geese walking through the snow.  We were late

I forgot how many pieces this puzzle is.  Jessica, from work was getting married on Sept 6.  I loved the

Jennifer and Maggie are having their wedding on the 13th.  For a wedding gift, I cut a puzzle with J

For Dad’s birthday I cut a Charles Russell picture he had given to me from a calendar he had.  I