Teacher, the homework is done. 😉

Looks like today was gears day :-), I made some too

I'm very happy to made my first cigar box puzzle based on the Beaver tail guidance :-) My version is simpler than master ;-) but working and I filled it with some decorated elements. I think I add some more element to make more difficult to open. The hardest step was removing the ugly stickers that the zealous German cigar sellers had stuck on the box. :-) :-) I covered the rest with a self-made board on top.

As we begin to create an identity around being a puzzle maker, do you have little ways of mirroring that? I am pretty sure pens and mugs have been done to the hilt. Over the last few years I began making little stickers that are 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" square. It turns out that this size fits perfectly around a BIC lighter. Even if people don't smoke, there is usually a lighter around for candles or whatnot. Business cards get lost, and this sticker has no other info, so they will have to google, what a fun little search they will do. Additionally, I get to include a local artist in helping create the image too, keeping as much as I can in my community. The artist I engaged with for this year is Remy de Boer from near-by Milton. What innovative ideas are you using or brewing?

I would like to join ;-) I already have a hexagon puzzle, but just today I found some hexagon pieces that I'm making a new puzzle from. The AI ​​images are also really inspiring to me.