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rphnick on Apr 17, 2022
5 out of 5 starsI love this puzzle so much! Beautiful wood, beautiful image, and beautiful cutting! A real pleasure to put together!
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Robert on Aug 19, 2021
5 out of 5 starsExcellent High Quality puzzle. Well cut with solid artwork. Prompt delivery. Highly recommend.
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Christine on Feb 14, 2021
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful hand-cut puzzle that came in a handmade box. The puzzle came with 16 figure pieces, 1 signature piece and the others that fit the puzzle theme. Several figures were interacting, little animals pulling each other on sleds - so cute! Non figure pieces were roundish with smaller knobs. Love the puzzle, definitely a one of a kind item that I will treasure.
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Rebecca on Aug 29, 2019
5 out of 5 starsWell-cut traditional shapes (dog whimsies and rectangular-ish pieces with lines of small connectors)--certainly of interest to a fan of hand-cut puzzles.
About QuillPigPuzzles
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A gift for a friend who is (almost) as big of a Dale Murphy fan as I am. -
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This was a commission for a birthday gift. The idea for a collage frame came late one night. I love how it turned out. -
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This was a 1st draft of some of the baseball ladies that got refined and used in my “Caught Looking” puzzle. -
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This is me in my workspace. There’s a special relaxing quality about the time spent here. -
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This puzzle was a birthday gift for a little horse lover.
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How much of the puzzle cutting process is done by computer?
I use a computer only when necessary to get an image ready to print. Once the image is printed, the entire process, including all figure pieces, is entirely cut by hand.
What kind of wood do you use for your puzzles?
I use a high quality 1/4” board, usually walnut or cherry.
How durable are your puzzles?
I cut in the style of the puzzle cutters from the early 1900s, and many of those puzzles are still enjoyed now, 120 years later. With care, they’ll last a long time. However, some of the pieces are very fragile, so you should always handle them with care.