Hubby brought me home a Springbok puzzle from this years Masters Golf Tournament – an image of the clubhouse. Not my ideal puzzle image, but he’d like to glue and hang it when I’m done so I’ll be assembling it regardless of whether or not I love it. I’m an awesome wife. ☺
Here’s the puzzle I’ll be doing, unless I chicken out…
What are your weekend puzzle plans? Something fun?
More fun than I thought. Thinner pieces and difficult image, but entertaining nonetheless. Kids puzzles make my happy – I’m still able to puzzle when I’m not feeling well, but it isn’t the commitment of a 1000 piece puzzle that might take days.
These days my anxiety is getting the better of me and although I want to work on my puzzles some days being able to get out bed and actually get to it is extremely difficult.
Mom’s coming over today to puzzle with me, we haven’t put a puzzle together in weeks! I’m very excited! It’s a 400 piece wooden puzzle that hubby bought me, so I’m not sure if we’ll get it finished or not but at least we’ll be able to spend time together doing one of the things we love. ❤
Good thing too, I’m running out of puzzles to post!
Mom found this 3D puzzle at the thrift store, unfortunately it was missing not only 7 pieces it was also missing the top of the lighthouse with the lights in it. It was kind of a bummer all around, but those are the chances we take. 😉
The tube shape was difficult to work with, I found it much more difficult than working with an orb shape…
Once I got one side connected properly it would pop out the opposite side, so very annoying! I much prefer regular jigsaw puzzles laid flat on the board.
Seven missing pieces on the top section – I think they must be wherever the very top of the lighthouse is. 😦
This is what it should look like when completed. I think I really would have enjoyed seeing the lights. Bummer.
My handsome boy is having surgery this morning, it’s almost as stressful as when I’m having surgery! It feels horrible to leave him with the vet when I know he’s scared. I know he’ll feel better once it’s taken care of, so it has to be done whether I like it or not. 😥
He’s my puzzle buddy, and has his own bed in the puzzle room where he keeps me company. When he’s had enough of being supportive he goes under the table and taps me on the knees with his nose to let me know he thinks it’s time for us to find something else to do. So sweet!
I’m hoping he’s back to his old self and feeling better soon. 🐶
My Jigsaw Journal 