215 piece puzzle I cut for Anissa.  I plan to bring it with me to Colorado. 

I spent nearly a week doing the artwork and then cut a puzzle for Kevin and Terri to bring as

77 piece puzzle with no whimsy’s for Nina to give to one of her friends.  I tried all kinds of

92 pieces.  The FIRST puzzle I’ve made for inventory for sale when I finally decide to sell my puzzles.  I’m

133 pieces.  The second puzzle for my inventory.  I tried a different cutting style… with only small knobs and color

8 ½ x 11, 120 pieces.  Puggle for Liz Hirsch’s daughter.  (Payment was a great bottle of wine!)

143 pieces.  I made this puzzle for my sister to give to some of her friends.  They had a puzzle

112 pieces.  This is a puzzle I cut for the United Way auction at work.  It will be a silent

118 pieces.  I made this puzzle for Juli.  She really liked the one I did for her Christmas present, and

136 pieces.  This one is for Jacob.  This is the first time I’ve truly made multi-piece figurals.  Jacob wanted a

178 pieces.  The second of the puzzles for the United Way auction at work.  For this puzzle, I incorporated 25

109 pieces.  This puzzle is cut for McKenna and features many “Mickey heads” that I did in silhouette with each

182 piece puzzle I made for Pop for his birthday.  I cut a very intricate compound figural in this one. 

This is a 66 piece puzzle I made for Brenda’s son, James.  James is autistic and lives in an adult

This 45 piece puzzle is for Chris and MacKenzie’s little girl Madison.  I really don’t know her skill level, but

I made this 37 piece puzzle for Chris and MacKenzie’s younger daughter.  She seems like the type who will like