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| Thats is what 5000 unassembled pieces looks like |
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| A better view, we have sorted in priority edges, anything pink, then blue, then contains sidewalk (white), contains street (brown) and then everything else. |
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| The fully assembled border! Good thing we have such a large table! |
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| Assembling the border |
LOL...You guys are nuts, but too funny. Your puzzle table looks great. Are you guys planning to do the Life puzzle at some point? If so, you may have to add just a tiny bit of an extension on the table as it's about 46" wide for one section. Height wise you'll have plenty of room.
ReplyDeleteHave you tried putting the contact paper down on the back of your cocktails puzzle yet? If so, how did it go? I recently updated my blog with the contact paper down on the first section of the Life puzzle. It went on a lot easier than I thought it would, but doesn't make it quite as sturdy as I would have liked.
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Yup we sure did, we just mounted the cocktail puzzles to foam tonight. It feels great. There is a picture in the latest post
ReplyDeleteThe cocktails puzzle looks great, and looks like the technique is working well for you.
ReplyDeleteDid you guys give up on Double Retrospect? I thought you had started that one a while back? Never saw where it was completed though....
Nope, just taking a break. We have section A done. Just wanted to do some other stuff in between.
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