I have a diagonal bias pinwheel pattern going into my sunroom on the new house as I write this that has 12x12 field tiles in white and 3x3 blue tiles for the accents. It is a really tricky pattern and a lesson in geometry. If I were you I'd politely ask the tile guy "how much do I owe you for the work already done" and then go hire somebody else. But that's me. You need to be happy with what you're getting done. Uneven grout lines or bad cuts are not part of a tile job IMO. When I order tile for a complicated pattern I figure at least 15% waste overage, not the standard 10%. When I had my sunroom on the current house done that tile shop only did 10% overage it too had a pinwheel pattern and the tile setter guy ran out of tile only a few pieces short of the field tile. The shop had to overnight the tile from Texas and they ate $100 worth of freight charges for one stinkin box of tile. I payed for the tile but they payed for the freight - they offered w/o me even asking. I would go to a tile shop in your local area. I tend to not trust HD and Lowes for my contracting stuff. But that's only IMO. But I've been lucky and I have a great GC and his subs have so far been great. I know I may come off harsh, but something my BF keeps reminding me is "you are the customer". I hate confrontation as much as the next person, but I try to do it in the politest terms and move on... Easy to say, hard to do. Good luck. Cheers, --jans

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Please forgive my slowness with this. I've done tons of puzzles and never had a problem "seeing" something like this before. Ok..........am I right in assuming that those pieces are the same squash, just cut in half? And Josie....you're saying that the squash was just cut down the middle and the pulp parts are facing each other and the brown side we're seeing is the outside of the squash? Why does it look like it has a dark, caved in part and it also looks around the outside edges like it was cut? This must seem so weird to you all, my obsession with understanding what I'm seeing. hahaha I just want it to make sense. It's a neat puzzle image for me, except for that one thing I can't understand. Thanks for helping me! I hope I'm not having a stroke. hahaha (I know....not funny).

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