Once you’ve got the puzzle cut out, you can seal up the surface nicely, toss it in a box, and then you’ve got a personalized present. To put it together, we suggest an accompanying DIY pick ...

Let your child decide what to cut up and make a puzzle from - it could be a cereal ... Supervise them as they carefully cut out shapes. Ask them 'what shape is that?' as they cut up the picture.

Henry Ernest Dudeney posed the famous dissection problem of transforming a triangle into a square by cutting it into as few ...

so the design comes from two different types of wood assembled and cut at an angle to create the patterns seen. [Kagen] shaves thin layers of veneer from this block to attach to the puzzle pieces ...