I've had this puzzle since I was a teenager, and only assembled it three or four times. I found myself following the same sequence as before- first putting together the floor, then the cat, then last of all the wallpaper. (Click to view larger and scroll through).
When this puzzle was finished I left it sitting out on the table for a while. I like to run my hand over it. (Although it's so old some of the print is actually starting to wear off the puzzle pieces). I said to my youngest: "pet the kitty!" and she laughed: "I already did!" and everyone else in the family had to do it too- the fur texture looks so inviting.
I think I'm going to paint the sheet of plywood that is my puzzle board, before doing another one. I find the darker marks of knots in the wood grain distracting, and adjusting for differences in lighting after I take the photos would be easier if it's a flat white background. (You might notice where I edited out some of the darker marks in the photos with rubber stamp photoshop tool . . . )
Very nice, and I know from experience how time-consuming those things are, especially where there are so few basic colors involved. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I really do enjoy them- have another which is an Escher picture, all black and white- that one was almost too much of a challenge, but maybe I'll rework it someday.
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