puzzle
1 week ago
I completed the puzzle by myself. It was a Thomas Kinkade picture with a lot of detail. It took me quite a while to complete it. It looks so pretty!
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How to complete a 1000 piece puzzle
It made me
 "it's fun and so addictive!"
How I did it: I bought a 1000-piece Disney puzzle which I assumed would take me ages but actually, only really took about 10 hours spread over a few days. I now have to buy a new puzzle! It was a nice trip down memory lane in terms of remembering Disney characters from my childhood so it was very relaxing and fun. It's funny how you just know certain characters by only just finding an eyeball or a beak or a tiny section of their dress. So much fun though, really good to relax to music whilst doing your puzzle and take time out from a busy day!
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feel accomplished.
How I did it: It took four of us two days. We worked on it whenever we were bored or were waiting for the others to wake up lol ;) We stayed up for quite a while one night trying to piece together the hard parts like the grass and the sky, but once those pieces were done it was a breeze! Read how I did it…
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our puzzle!!!
12 months ago
i found a picture of it online! so there it is. it was actually pretty easy. because of all the words and such.
you could pretty much pick up a random piece laying around and find out where it should go.
so it took us..3 days. in the time that i could go over to his house. (so not nonstop)
we’re pretty much speedy fast. :P
puzzle
12 months ago
so this is my newest lifelong goal! i realized this after attempting several puzzles in the last week. and the only one we got was a 300 piece one…lol. so for some reason i want to try 1000? yeah i dont get it either.
buttttt my boyfriend and i started one tonight! and it actually went amazingly well. we did the edges. and three big word things. it was incredible how well we work together. lol
and plus, after we did anything amazing, we got little rewards. :P
i’m looking forward to the long puzzle journey ahead of us. :)
tralalalala Tree Hugging Lifelong Learning Self-Knower :)
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14 months ago
I had spent much time doing puzzles when I was a kid… an uncle of mine gave me every time puzzles for presents.
I want the perfect puzzle.
16 months ago
I’ve been searching for a wintery town scene, with people shopping, ice skating, old oil lamps lining main street. I guess something you would see on a Christmas card or in a snow globe, but I can’t find it. Maybe to cross this goal off, I’ll have to settle for something else & continue to look for the elusive wintery puzzle for another time.
it was a painting of a cottage
17 months ago
Complete with lots of trees and flowers that had me up late at night putting pieces together. All in all, I got this huge sense of accomplishment when it was done.
Chocolunatic is working on goal 8. & 36.
I did it...
18 months ago
in 3 weeks. It was not so easy but it was so much fun =D. I worked on it for an hour or so on some days. At some days I will only pay the puzzle a visit during the TV commercials. There were a few days too when i have not worked on it. I think it took us (my mother, 3 brothers and me) a total of 3 days that were spread along the course of 3 weeks to finish the puzzle.
The best part of it was placing the last piece. It gave me the sense of achievement. It was so much fun and I am looking forward to do the next 1000 puzzle that i own. =D
