It was the tree bits where it was a case of just trying every piece until one slotted in easily. Even now I am not convinced all the pieces are in the right places! I had four pieces and four gaps but no matter how I tried them they didn't work. None of the other pieces was obviously wrong so it was a case of extracting some and switching them around until I was left with two that, I confess, I forced in. They sort of fit.
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It's a lovely day so after our jabs Husband and I borrowed Toby and headed for Crawley Woods. Incidentally, Louie cut his paw badly last week and has been confined to the house since. I imagine he is just about fizzing with energy to run off.
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I've done puzzles like that where half a dozen pieces fitted but the picture said otherwise. Endless fiddling till shapes and pictures agreed.
A jigsaw like that would be maddening!
To practice, buy a childs small puzzle but do it face down.
We had a section of puzzle recently which we took apart several times. Finally…success! It was frustrating!
I haven't done a puzzle in years but I'm pretty sure I am guilty of jamming a few pieces in to the empty spaces.
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