
Mom and I assembled this gorgeous puzzle together, and had a great time with it! Many thanks to Penny, my email pen pal and fellow puzzle blogger who sent this in a puzzle swap. We loved that we just got a bag of pieces with no image – that meant more fun for us!
I didn’t take a picture of the whimsies beforehand, but I did turn the puzzle over to see the outline of pieces from the back. It has odd coloration on the back though, and it’s difficult to make out all the shapes.
There were a bunch of turtle shapes, a globe, an alarm clock, what looks like a person standing in front of a fire, and in the center a small tableau with 2 elephants in front of a mountain range. I love the Roman numerals around the border too – I was so proud when I figured out that they would be in order around the edge! Our favorite though was the large multipiece turtle…
The irregular edge is supposed to look like the edges of books stacked on each other. It took me a bit to realize that the edges weren’t going to be straight. I was so absorbed in looking at the pieces and colors that I didn’t see that there weren’t straight edges!
Awesome puzzle, great quality, beautiful image!
Yay! I am so glad you guys had fun with this one. I loved it too. I had forgotten how beautiful it was until I saw this post….great job puzzle posse!
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Thanks again Penny!
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I wonder if the “odd coloration” on the back of the pieces are actually burn marks from the jig used to cut the puzzle?????
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It’s not, it almost looks like the pattern of a Petoskey stone when you get close – it’s very interesting. Sometimes you can see some scorching from the laser cutting at the edges, but this is all over every piece.
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Great puzzle, love the composite whimsy turtle!
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That was one of our favorite parts too. 🙂
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interesting picture and piece cut, of course!
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It’s a fun one. 🙂
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