Wonderful image of two puzzlers looking for that final piece. I’ve had some good Gibsons puzzles lately, but here the quality was not good, I’m afraid. The fit just seemed a bit off, the pieces didn’t fit easily into the placed they belonged. On some tabs the image layer had separated, and this was a new puzzle.
By the way, that missing piece really is missing, at least I couldn’t find it in the image 🙂
Another fun Zozoville puzzle, with an adorable monster celebrating spring. Whee!
Great Sherlock Holmes themed collage by Cobble Hill. At the bottom there’s a timeline of stories, and there are short presentations of major characters, famous quotes and scences from the stories. The most difficult part was the squiggly Sherlock Holmes text in the middle – I did that last.
Another Zozoville puzzle, with a little girl training a monster. I loved it!
Great painting by John Everett Millais from 1851. The woman in the picture, Mariana, is a character in Maesure by Measure by Shakespeare. I love the way the setting and dress is mediaeval, but her pose looks very natural and relaxed. On the table in front of her there is some sort of needlework, and she’s clearely got up to stretch her back a little.
As a puzzle, the left half was great, but the right half was a bit too dark. The puzzle itself was darker than the image on the box.
Very traditional Ravensburger with a pretty image from Norway. I enjoyed it a lot more than I expected to. It was also the kind of puzzle where it was easy to find pieces for the various sections and I felt I knew exactly what to do all the time. One piece missing, unfortunately.
Wonderful puzzle from the Ravensburger Happy at Work series. I did it pretty much in one sitting, and was happy to find it complete, although I was worried about a sky piece there for a while 🙂 Loved every minute of it!
Great collage with four vintage posters for races in Italy. Many collages try to fit in too many images, and I really enjoyed this. It was a bit more difficult than I expected, but not much.
Another unnamed puzzle (sigh). The puzzle itself was great fun, and of good quality.
A beautiful painting by John William Waterhouse, painted in 1908. I was expecting the puzzle to be quite difficult, but it wasn’t that bad, really. I did the hair and skin first, and the darkest areas last.
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