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Doing a jigsaw puzzle again. Second one this week.

Watching a few videos on YouTube by  some other people who do jigsaw puzzles. 

 

Anyone else working on a jigsaw puzzle?

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I love to work a jigsaw puzzle.  I usually have one going on my dining room table and I work it when I have time.  I find it to be very calming, and relaxing when I feel stressed.

 

I bought two 1000 piece from Cobble Hill right before Christmas.  But have not yet opened them.

 

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@4kitties wrote:

I love to work a jigsaw puzzle.  I usually have one going on my dining room table and I work it when I have time.  I find it to be very calming, and relaxing when I feel stressed.

 

I bought two 1000 piece from Cobble Hill right before Christmas.  But have not yet opened them.

 

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I started doing them again the past few months. I counted 15 in my pile to do. I just finished one and recently started another. I do have a,problem though. I can't stop buying them. Especially if there are kitties in it.

 

This is the one I'm doing now.

 

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My current one...

 

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The larger puzzles are nice, but Dollar Tree has smaller ones that are really great for only $1.25!  The 350 piece ones are good if I want to just do a puzzle in one sitting.  A bit easy, but sometimes I like that.  Then they also have 500 piece that are a bit more challenging.

 

They are smaller in size too which is nice for someone with limited space.  I can keep one out on one half of our kitchen table and Mr4kitties and I still have the other half open for meals.  

The puzzle size is 20in by 12in for both.

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I have several puzzles not opened that I usually pick up after the holidays for half off.  Found some neat ones this year.  Cobble Hill ones.

 

My problem is my cat.  She makes a mess out of my puzzle so have not done any these last couple years.  I have a nice puzzle board with drawers and all that.  My husband got me that for Christmas a couple years back.

 

So the other day I ordered a mat to fit on top of the puzzle board with a cover so I can zip it up.  I am waiting for that to come from Amazon and hoping that solves my problem because two things I do enjoy doing in the winter is puzzles and reading.  

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Those ornery kitties!!!😹😹😹😹

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I love jigsaw puzzles and work on them every day.....on my computer. I really don't have a good place to work reguolar puzzles. When I had cats, one of my cats would sit on the dining room chair and would reach up and sneak a puzzle piece off the table and try to hide it! I thoroughly enjoy the relaxation of working a puzzle.  (I get mine from a site called JigsawsGalore dot com.)

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I'm not very good at jigsaw puzzles nor do I have the patience for them, that being said though my adult kids love them.  They say it's their "therapy".   Every year one of their Christmas gifts is a new puzzle 1500-2000 pieces, from Sprinkbok Puzzles made in the USA.   I learned about that very company on this forum.   They frame many of them, I even have a few of them hung in my garage.   One is a map of the National Parks, one is an owl and the newest is a huge one of hot air balloons.  

 

I really appreciate the finished product and am actually amazed at the talent and patience of all of you!