Cinque Terra

This was a lovely puzzle of Cinque Terra Italy that we very much enjoyed. bear too, as he got to row in the boat in the harbor after it was done.

When we were done with the puzzle we glued it together, front and back, and then scored it to cut into 25 individual postcards:

Here's an example of one of the postcards, viewed closeup. Each one held an inspirational quote:

And another:

And another:

In Paris - The Eiffel Tower

This was a wonderful puzzle, and with only black and grey tones - very challenging!  The Eiffel Tower.  Since bear put the last piece in, he of course had to get dressed up appropriately for the occasion in his top hat and bow tie.

After the puzzle was done, it became the new Art Installation in the guest bathroom.  We have a never-used bathtub that is the location of many a fantastic scene.  For this, we included croissants, escargot, French brie, champagne and glasses, a beret and every French book we had in the house...

and here's our art installation....

Fairy Tales

Fairy Tales by James Christensen
Sunsout
1500 Piece

The trouble with this puzzle brand is that if you make small thematic assemblages outside of the borders, you can't pick pieces up at all to carry them into the puzzle as a group.  Very frustrating.  But the picture is great and the theme was very fun.

Most of the fairy tales were ones we could recognize, but not all... Any ideas?

Here is the key to each one:

Coca-Cola A Collection

Coca-Cola A Collection
1500 piece
Springbok

Super fun !!!!