This puzzle is a gift for Trevor’s 15th birthday.  It has 165 pieces.  I had a bit of trouble with

I designed this puzzle with Anissa.  She and I spent over 4 hours on the phone as we designed the

After designing “M&Ms” with Anissa, I thought it would be nice to cut a puzzle for her with a tea

February is the first in a series of puzzles I’m cutting.  I bought a calendar in NH of the work

The second in my months series.  I chose a rabbit theme, as I can imagine rabbits hopping around enjoying the

Create “May” next and used a swirly style of cutting.  I’ve decided I’ll try different cutting styles, and will do

I studied the Stave cutting style before cutting this puzzle.  My pieces ended up being somewhat like Stave’s.  I really

111 pieces that I also cut in the “Stave-like” style.  I think this one may look best with the birds

The ducklings here are adorable.  It was really hard to cut the open beak on the last little duckling.  The

July has 115 pieces and is the second of the swirly cut puzzles.  This one took me quite a while

I think I must have given this to my sister, as I can’t find the puzzle.  I clearly didn’t take

I cut this puzzle for the NFA event.  It didn’t sell, as I couldn’t figure out how to display it

At 8 ½ x 11, this is a full size puzzle of the image I cut for the Puzzle Parley. 

This puzzle is 8 1/4 x 10, 72 pieces.  It is a Christmas present for Jodi. The image came from

This puzzle is 8 x 9 ½, 130 pieces.  I really enjoyed cutting this puzzle for Brittney.  The image was

I made this puzzle for Juli with an image she chose.  Since it was kind of plain, I did tons