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These Puzzle Patterns are from a book of twenty seven puzzle patterns (of which I made ten to fifteen of each) by Judy & Dave Peterson. They were cut from various hardwoods (Cheery, Burr Oak, Beech, Blk Walnut, and Maple ect.) The wood was run through a drum sander, than hand sanded to finish. Pattern was applied; covered clear packing tape & the cutting began. The next step was to round all the sawed edges with a 180 grit flap sander attached to a 1/4 horse motor (for this task I donned Kevlar gloves) and the dust flew. I used Clear Danish oil because it cures in thirty days, is waterproof and it’s non-toxic after it has dried. Important if it’s given to a child. I gave many of these to a local first grade class; I also sold many of them at a local church craft sale.
-- "How can a society that exists on instant mashed potatos, packaged cake mixes, frozen dinners, and instant cameras teach patience to its young?"






























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posted 403 days ago
These are great. I’ll bet the kids really love them!