In addition to a very irregular edge, I put in some false straight edges and corners and dis quite a

This is the Christmas puzzle for James.  It is 9 ¼ x 9 ¾, 104 pieces.  Since James doesn’t seem

Birds of a Feather is my first “colleague” puzzle.  I am cutting puzzles for each of the people who work

Second colleague puzzle.  I struggled with this one, as my first attempt, one of the layers of wood was bad. 

Wasn’t difficult to name this one.  It is the third of my colleague puzzles. Size: 9 ½” x  7”                  Pieces:

Anissa helped me reassemble, sand, name and box the colleague puzzles.  She really enjoyed the variety.  It was also fun

Kim should have fun with this colleague puzzle.  The drum is color line cut, so it will be more difficult

Anissa loved the image on this puzzle, and we had a lot of fun making up the name for it. 

This a memorial puzzle I cut for Melissa to give to one of her friends.  Her friend posted on FB

A second puzzle for Melissa (for wine).  This one is a memorial for her own dog, Brandy.  Since there was

After taking a short break from the colleague puzzles, I cut this one for Joe.  He’s got a 3 year

This colleague puzzle is for Molly.  She and I hike together quite a bit… in snow and in good weather. 

Purva’s name sounds like a cat purring, so this image caught my eye.  I color line cut the bottom of

Diane loves horses, and this image was beautiful.  I’m sure she’ll like this puzzle.  Size: 9” X 6 ½”  Pieces:

Naming this was fun, as it clearly isn’t a lucky shot for the golfer, however from the squirrel’s point of

Roma is from India, and these colors seem to “fit” her.  Though small and the fewest pieces, it is a