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Puzzlewood - Windflowers
Heather of Puzzlewood offered this puzzle at a very reduced price, because she was unhappy with its quality. I thought it would make an affordable present for a jigsaw-mad friend who can only afford cardboard puzzles as a rule.
When I did the puzzle, two problems emerged - I couldn't see anything wrong with it, and I didn't want to give it away. But if I keep it, I'll be cheating on two friends... what to do?
The print is 'Windflowers' by John William Waterhouse (1849 - 1917). It has 443 pieces (about 11" x 17"), and contains 34 lovely figurals, including boxing hares.
Puzzlewood - Windflowers
Heather of Puzzlewood offered this puzzle at a very reduced price, because she was unhappy with its quality. I thought it would make an affordable present for a jigsaw-mad friend who can only afford cardboard puzzles as a rule.
When I did the puzzle, two problems emerged - I couldn't see anything wrong with it, and I didn't want to give it away. But if I keep it, I'll be cheating on two friends... what to do?
The print is 'Windflowers' by John William Waterhouse (1849 - 1917). It has 443 pieces (about 11" x 17"), and contains 34 lovely figurals, including boxing hares.