The traditional earlett cut is by far my most popular style ordered, as well as the original cutting style that I started making my puzzles with back in 1995.. This is recommended for just about any puzzle you order from beginner to advanced puzzler. Depending on the choice of image, and how tricky you want me to get, this cut can be either simple, or quite a challenge.

If maximum trickery is your goal, then this is the best puzzle cut style to order, as it's locking shapes allow for some of my favorite tricks.

A) Ideal size puzzle pieces for young school age children, three to ten years old. have a Large image made into a smaller number of oversized puzzle peices. Fun to solve.

B) This size of cut is also great for Seniors with failing eye sight or compromised hand dexterity.

C) This is also the size of cut that my famous wedding Guest Book Puzzles are made from, as well as MANY of the corporate puzzles that I make for team work training, ice breakers, corporate logos and trade show displays.

The traditional Round cut is a recent addition to the styles of puzzles that I cut. I have had a number of requests during the 2004 year, and decided to officially add this style of cutto my potfolio. Much like my earley style above, this style is a nice challenge, and is recommended for any adult puzzle that you order from beginner to advanced puzzler. Depending on the choice of image, and how tricky you want me to get, this cut can be either simple, or quite a challenge.

This style of cut applies to puzzles whose dimensions are Larger than 2 feet x 3 feet in size. The puzzle pieces can be as small in size 1" x 2", or as large as a piece of legal size paper. These puzzles are ideal for large corporate meetings so that a large room of people can view the puzzle.

The largest that I make these puzzles is 42" x 58" in size, however it is preferred that you keep the size to 36" x 48" or smaller, for a few reasons. Ask me if you really want to know.