So I played "I spy" and saw an animal with a white swirl on its head and thought it funny that it was the only one with a hook on top. Liked the pigs best of all!
That used to happen to me when I did the C4J cut so I switched to hex to force myself to deal only with the puzzle picture.
arlenez
Apr 20, 2020
Yup. I focused on the shapes too.
arlenez
Apr 20, 2020
What is the CA J cut?
pixipixil
Apr 21, 2020
The puzzle shapes for part of the puzzle spell Crazy for Jigsaws.
orinoco
Apr 21, 2020
I couldn't have done this puzzle without the shapes, though, and since I use puzzles as brain training I'm glad I could finish it somehow.
arlenez
Apr 21, 2020
Thanks for the reply about the CA J. question. Arlene
pixipixil
Apr 21, 2020
IdI do, too, Orinoco, but for my plein air painting. If you do any complicated landscapes you have to have a good memory for where each abstract shape goes and relates to other abstract shapes. Although I might be painting a rocky stream, each rock has an abstract shape and coloring of its own and must be placed correctly. I sometimes "get lost" in the shapes so doing puzzles that force one to rememberthe shapes in the photo not the shapes of the pieces is a help.
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