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What are you sawing? Are you making furniture now Tabitha? Will it last?
BethAnne
Rebellious mystic from Alberta
Working on a angel jigsaw puzzle (2,000 pieces).
@Graeme Decarie...haven't found anyone willing to draw cartoons for me.
@Graeme Decarie...haven't found anyone willing to draw cartoons for me.
paradox3
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We had a 1000 piece Christmas Angel puzzle this year that was a good one.
2000 piece puzzles challenge the limits of our dining room table. There is one out right now which will get covered over very carefully for Easter dinner. I put the protective pad on the table vinyl side down so the pieces won't stick to the fuzzy side.
The best way to do it is to line the pad up with the tableloth on the floor or a double bed & then place them on the table together.
2000 piece puzzles challenge the limits of our dining room table. There is one out right now which will get covered over very carefully for Easter dinner. I put the protective pad on the table vinyl side down so the pieces won't stick to the fuzzy side.
The best way to do it is to line the pad up with the tableloth on the floor or a double bed & then place them on the table together.
Doing some tidying up but it's a slow day today. After you...
BethAnne, what do you need cartoons of? I have taught cartooning here in Toronto and have been published internationally in small press zines.
Really, Jae? That's pretty cool! Do you have a sample of your work? It'd be neat to see it. 
Really, Jae? That's pretty cool! Do you have a sample of your work? It'd be neat to see it.
Yes, really Cousin. I've never published any of it to the web, although I've thought of doing that. The place I taught cartooning was at one of our community schools here in Toronto.
I'd like to see it.
BethAnne
Rebellious mystic from Alberta
@Pr. Jae Could you email a sample to thechautauqua@gmail.com? Very cool about teaching cartooning...can you tell me more about your class? Thanks.
This puzzle is currently set up on a puzzle mat on the floor as it is bigger than even our largest table.
This puzzle is currently set up on a puzzle mat on the floor as it is bigger than even our largest table.
paradox3
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Oh my goodness. Isn't that hard on your back?
We did a 5000 piece puzzle once back in the day. The pieces were everywhere!
paradox3
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Good one!
BethAnne
Rebellious mystic from Alberta
Nope, back is agile enough for this...I have a few pieces on the coffee table and when I get a few together I transfer them to the puzzle on the floor. Great exercise - getting up and down.
This 2,000 piece is the largest I've ever worked on...we have a 4,000 piece one that will be next.
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I always used to do my puzzles on the floor too, ChemGal, but now it is table, and only very seldom, on the floor.
I found a place on my ipad to do puzzles, and I have been doing those mostly these days instead of the traditional. .. .think I will get my puzzle board out and do one of those.
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I found a place on my ipad to do puzzles, and I have been doing those mostly these days instead of the traditional. .. .think I will get my puzzle board out and do one of those.
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Graeme Decarie
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Puzzles are the second to last resort of the hopelessly lonely - just ahead of following Last Post.
Pr. jae's cartoon idea sounds great. (However, I do not pose in the nude, despite many entreaties.)
Pr. jae's cartoon idea sounds great. (However, I do not pose in the nude, despite many entreaties.)