The curse of the missing piece - and such a shame - such a nice puzzle. Although the colours could be muted in places it was nice to place the people and the buildings, trees and sky gave a basic frame. Even so, nothing can quite replace the disappointment of getting to the end and finding that you aren't complete.
Time taken: day
Over the Easter holidays I managed to squeeze in some National Trust properties and got back to collecting their mini puzzles. Always lovely as they are Wentworth, but don't take long to do.
Time taken: 10 minutes
My birthday falls in January which means family members are able to take advantage of the Wentworth Wooden Jigsaw winter sale. This year I was really treated with this 1000 piece beauty. It was great fun to do. Once the edge was in place I simple built up stamps based around a central colour. Orange stamps first, then pink and finishing with blue. I thought it would take a while as pieces and whimsies add an extra layer of difficulty, but the picture was so nice that I became completely absorbed.
Time taken: Morning
I do like a good world map and this one proved a lovely little number. Once the frame was in place I focused on the yellow lines which created the outlines of the centre maps. After that I focused on countries and oceans. Finally I filled in the scenes.
Time taken: afternoon and evening
I have slowly been making my way through the last few puzzles I had been given to check and unfortunately this now means some of the larger sizes. It's not that I mind 1000+ pieces - I employ the same techniques and logic when completing. It is the organisation of pieces which causes issue as my dining table is not really big enough to spread pieces out as much as I'd like. That aside, it was a nice puzzle with clear areas to work on.
Time taken: 1 day
I have slowly been making my way through the last few puzzles I had been given to check and unfortunately this now means some of the larger sizes. It's not that I mind 1000+ pieces - I employ the same techniques and logic when completing. It is the organisation of pieces which causes issue as my dining table is not really big enough to spread pieces out as much as I'd like. That aside, it was a nice puzzle with clear areas to work on.