Loved this quirky take on the country church scene:
Because after all, what would Christmas be without a pink tree?
Christmas Village didn't have a pink tree. Instead, it had heaps of nearly indistinguishable purple pieces,
which made it terribly slow going...and a very effective means of avoiding the holiday to-do list!
I'm still waiting for our snow quota. Feeling sadly cheated.
ReplyDeleteYou do like a challenge, don't you?!!
ReplyDeleteI want to live in that first little church...
ReplyDeleteLOL, because I have the attention span of a peanut, I have never really been one for puzzles, but I admire you for being able to do them!
ReplyDeleteI clapped my hands with glee at the sight of Christmas puzzles on your post! They're lovely! D x
ReplyDeleteDo you know, I think I might have to try jigsaws as a stress buster. Do they help when things are hectic?
ReplyDeleteOh, one of those puzzles that you do by shape, not by colour or pattern! I know that kind!
ReplyDeleteI was once rescued from a really difficult puzzle by a cat who got into the box and wee-ed on all the impossible little pieces. Best excuse I ever had for giving up.
Happy Christmas!
you realize that by showing all these gorgeous puzzles you spoil all other makes of puzzle... I stood in a shop with a huge selection and couldn't find one I liked half as much as your springboks...... xxx
ReplyDeleteOur family just wrapped up a big 2000 piece puzzle. My husband is demon puzzler, though, and the rest of us hardly have a chance if he is around! Too bad we can't trade puzzles with you.
ReplyDeleteOn second thought, I don't think I would want to do that second puzzle. Too monochromatic. I like more color contrast in my puzzles!
Pink Christmas trees makes me think of Angostura bitters in Pink Gin.
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