Monday, 28 October 2019

Puzzle Pieces

I've been looking in the CS for a jigsaw to do here over half term. Specifically I wanted a picture of Paris including a pre-conflagration Notre Dame. No success, but my friend kindly offered to lend me one of her puzzles with an alternative Parisian scene. Then I found this [new and unopened] Puzzle Mat for £3.50 in the Cancer Research Shop.
I can do my puzzle on the felt sheet, then roll it up and put it away when Rosie arrives. Mary's Paris jigsaw came in a box of four [Paris, Berlin, Melbourne and San Francisco] There are four separate bags in the box. 
So I started Paris on Saturday and finished it yesterday. But here's the problem ... there appears to be one piece missing. I didn't open the box till I sat down here in the lounge. We've hunted and hunted but cannot find it on the floor, down the side of the chair, anywhere.
There's nothing for it, I shall have to complete all the other three just in case the missing piece is in one of the other bags. 
I do hope it turns up. Feeling guilty that I might have lost part of the puzzle which my generous friend so kindly lent me... 

5 comments:

  1. Oh no! That's so annoying! And the not knowing if you lost it or if it somehow was lost at your friend's house unknowingly is irritating. The mat is a great idea!

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  2. We love jigsaws. I had a Gibsons with a missing piece which I knew we had not lost as we empty the bag into a tray to sort. They happily replaced the jigsaw.

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  3. Oh, no! I hope you find the missing piece! Now you definitely have to work on the other puzzles, just in case the missing piece is in one of the other bags!

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  4. Update: I did the Rome one last night, and it was complete, but sadly no extra piece in the bag!

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  5. That puzzle mat was very smart! I hope you find the missing piece, but I am sure your friend will forgive you ;)

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