Although I do not actually know of a particular website to give you I do have an idea for you. The next time you see the puzzles in the stores, check the package for a website or jot down the name of the company that makes them and do a search. Wish I could help you more, Good luck. p.s I am not a regular poster here, but I lurk often . Im usually on the KT and CD forum Kathy

That looks great! At first I thought you meant the butterfly was already there. Very good application. I saw a phrase the other day that went along with puzzle pieces, something like "here's a piece of my heart"... No, it was a 9-11 project about "pieces of hope" --kids sent puzzle cards to victim. I thought it was neat. Lots you could do with "puzzle" and "pieces" for cards!

Bboy - if your reply was in response to my comment above, I was just mentioning that they survived -10F which is a cold winter for my area. We rarely go below -5F. I wasn't calling myself zone 6 because this year or last lined up with the range of average lows for zone 6. I completely understand the averaging of annual extreme minimum temperature readings over many years being the basis for the USDA zone system. I reviewed 60+ years of temperature data from my local weather station (I'll be surprised if the monkey puzzle trees survive long term for me though because I don't see them tolerating 4-6 weeks of temps in the teens and 20's F with overnight lows dipping into the single digits or occasionally below 0F, which is pretty typical for us. They would probably have a much better chance if we hovered in the high 20's to low 30's with less often and less severe dips in temperature. We'll see how they fair!

I bought a couple puzzles from Puzzle Warehouse, wanted more but did not want to spend more than I had spent spent. Next day I went to the thrift store and got 6 puzzles for $20. I’ve worked 2 of those so far, and one was missing one piece so I made a fake piece so it is complete in a way now. I’ll return puzzles to thrift shop when finished with them.