Well here is a fun one. I bought this last year, but only got round to doing it now. I enjoyed it very much and it was just a nice level of difficulty. I keeper for sure.
Eurographics - Seashell Collection', 1000 pieces
Doing my own thing from now on, no more challenges, Just don't want to tick boxes right now,,,hehe
Dowdle - 'Peggy's Cove' 1000 pieces. I really enjoyed this one. Very pretty and a keeper for sure.
I was glad to pass it on...it will be a popular one for sure.
I went away for a few days and decided to take a quickie puzzle with, so I did this very nice Cobble Hill one again : 'Flower Cupboard' , 500 pieces, Artist - Janet Kruskamp
Next up a puzzle I traded some time ago and finally got round to doing it. I really enjoyed it too. A keeper to be done again for sure.
Eurographics, 'Cupcake Celebration', 1000 pieces
Another fun puzzle! This one has a lot of details and is colourful and interesting to do. Nice quality too.
And finally...this interesting and enjoyable 'Candy Shelf' 500 piece puzzle by Cobble Hill.
I've been enjoying these 500 piece puzzles, particularly the Cobble Hill ones. Yeah, I'm biased...I know....
Summer has really come to us here in Canada. I think I need some beach, ocean and underwater themed puzzle for July!
Since Mother's Day gifts arrived early this year, I started with those : 2 Ravensburger Puzzles. Great quality, love them!
I started with the 1500 piece cottage scene. Needed the larger puzzle board for this one, but it worked well, and for a 100% digitally generated image, it was not too bad. I rather enjoyed doing it and can certainly see myself doing it again. Besides is is so 'springy'!
I made a lot of cards this year, like I always do, just never really kept track of them. I do have a few pictures though. Finally got a proper set-up for taking better images. That was long overdue indeed.
Literally just a small selection, that I remembered to photograph, from 2020.
Art Impressions - who does not like a little hedgehog? And I do so like a card to can be displayed!
In between crocheting, and now knitting, for a new grandbaby, making greeting cards and spring cleaning...I've been doing a few puzzles this month.
I started with this very fun one that I traded some time last year and had not yet done. I really enjoyed it. It was not difficult but very interesting.
I did it for the 'Food' Monthly Theme Challenge. The title is 'Donuts' and the brand Jack Pine, with a 1000 piece count.
Next one for the Alphabet Challenge was J - is for Jars for which I did this panorama puzzle 'Sweet Shoppe' by Bits & Pieces. It was okay to build, but not my favourite so I traded it as soon as it came off the board...
I'd been waiting for spring to do this 'Spring Birdhouse' beauty by Cobble Hill. Ahhh the quality...so nice! And since it was a new puzzle, that delicious smell. Cobble Hill puzzles have a unique smell that I really like.
And finally for April, this kitten one. Kitchen Capers ...or something to that effect, by Buffalo. It was fun to do, but the quality is not so good. Not the best if you start building with glue in hand to stick delaminating layers back in place. The price reflects that though, so I guess in the end it evens out, but straight after a Cobble Hill it felt pretty awful.
I'm behind posting, so I guess I'd better get on with the post for May! Yikes!