I’m working on this thrift store White Mountain puzzle, if you love collages or books (and bookmarks) this might be a great puzzle for you. I’m certainly having a good time with it. š
I can’t tell you why, because I’m not sure I know myself, but I’ve decided that this puzzle is to be assembled without looking at the box. I’m doing it purely by color, pattern and shape; it’s pretty darned fun! Sometimes I do this, for unknown reasons, many times with puzzles that are usually ones you’d really need the image on the box for. I suppose the challenge is fun, seeing how long it takes me to figure out where everything goes.
It’s coming along, and looking better with every single piece. š
My Jigsaw Journal 
I’m so glad you’re feeling like working on a 1000 piece puzzle! This puzzle is in my to-do stash; it looks like a lot of fun. I don’t normally comment, but I really enjoy your blog!
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Thanks Melanie! It’s nice to hear from you. š I hope you’ll have as much fun with it as I’m having, and feel free to comment whenever you like. I love hearing from other puzzlers!
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Hey Stacey — not sure if you’ve seen all these “minis” on Puzzle Warehouse’s website. Thought of you when I saw them as I know you and your hubby get a kick out of doing them. I really like some of the cartoon clip ones. They look like fun.
https://www.puzzlewarehouse.com/product/search.cfm?criteria=new+york+puzzle+co+mini
Penny
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Oh Penny, that’s a terrible thing to do, to show me more puzzles to buy. LOL! The NYPC cartoons look like a lot of fun. š
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