My daughter and I finished this puzzle yesterday afternoon. She loves dogs and I plan to have this one framed for her room. We'd been working on it for a few weeks, with a lot of the work being done by me when I was sick. We need to stop doing 1000 piece puzzles for they stick off the edge of the coffee table (or get a larger coffee table, but I happen to like this copper top one). I think there are 62 dogs in this puzzle, from all around the world. I also need to find a better way to photograph the puzzle--if you want to see it more closely, click on the picture. 
In the comments of my last post, Murf asked what I would have turned out like if I had listened to "good music." (For her, I think good music means Country Music from the 80s). I'm sure that if I listened to what Murf considers "good music," instead of doing a dog puzzle, I'd be putting together puzzles like the one above!
Great dog puzzle! And I admire you and your daughter's 1000 piece ambitions.
ReplyDeleteI'd stick with the music from your past, and stay away from any country music from the 80's - yikes!
Not so much country as British Pop and there is something British Pop-like about that second puzzle. I could hear one listening to Queen while putting it together.
ReplyDeleteI tried to do a puzzle last year (Washington, DC from the air) and my cats tore it up everytime I got it going. I can only do them on my dining room table, and there's no way to keep the cats out of there, so I am off puzzles until they die - I guess.
ReplyDeleteOr Lucy In the Sky with Diamonds...
ReplyDeleteDiane, the only way I like country music is live--but I'll mostly stick to Rock, blues or jazz
ReplyDeleteMurf: Queen, I did have their album, Night at the Opera, but that came out in the mid-70s.
Kenju, the DC puzzle sounds neat
Ed, Good suggestion, wonder what Murf thinks about that song and was it really titled the way it was as a code for LSD?
And here I thought this was your 500th post and you were posting a pic of a 500-pc. puzzle.
ReplyDelete1000 is a lot of pieces. I've only completed one to date, Thomas Kinkade's St. Nicholas' Circle. It took about a month.
BTW, what do you have against princesses and unicorns? ;)
all about the blues and jazz
ReplyDeletelove puzzles, it builds patience.
i do love puzzles, and dogs. I think we would get along.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit from michele's
LOL! A kinder, gentler puzzle. ;D
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