💪#club100👍 | Puzzle Day | Do you have patience? 😅

Hello friends, I'm at home all day now because I'm out of work, so I don't always share a diary. I don't want to bore you either. Today I am here with fun pictures and a fun occupation. When the pandemic first broke out, everyone was confined to their homes. Many people have acquired new occupations at home and have been busy with different jobs in order not to get bored. But I'm sure most people have definitely bought one of these puzzles. I saw it in the market and bought it. I really liked the view. I don't know where the scene was shot, but I'll leave the What3words address here. At least you know where in the world it is from. It's also on sale here right now, I've seen it now, you can buy it if you wish.

The brand of the puzzle is Clementoni, I bought it as a 1000 piece. It was not an easy puzzle. The leaves of the trees have withered because the sky is a picture of Spring. There was also snow on the mountain. When the puzzle is 1000, each piece is small and there are so many similar pieces that it is difficult to put together the whole.

First of all, I have to say that this job is a job of patience. Those who don't have patience don't bother. This part is very important. The next one requires some logic and simple little techniques.

My strategy in this regard is to create the framework first. Because it is very easy to do this, and it is much faster to move into the frame. All 4 edges of the puzzle pieces are indented. Pieces with only one straight edge make up the frame. Of course, we also have 4 pieces with 2 flat sides, which make up 4 corners.

There was a plain white wooden plate in the house. I spread all the pieces neatly on it. I cut the straight edges out of the tangled little bits and finished the frame. Then the easiest part was where the trees met the sky. Because on one side there were yellow and green trees and on the other side was the blue sky. I found these parts and looked through the cardboard box and placed them in their places.

By the way, none of this happened in a single day. But even though it took a lot of effort, I finished the trees. Since there are more obvious transitions in this part, I decided to do the bottom part first. The trunks of the trees, the colors of the leaves, and the bushes, it's over.

It's time for the sky and the mountain. Since this part will not be very easy, I grouped the remaining parts according to their color tones. You can see it on the white plate. Again, I made the transition from the mountain to the sky, which is the intermediate transition. This part was more difficult as the tonal difference was close to each other. The transition from forest to sky was easier.

Then I placed the small pieces that I grouped into their places with their white clouds. The plain blue sky was more difficult, but when you successfully completed it, the sky was finished.

There isn't much left anymore. Be patient a little more, I'm about to finish what I'm going to tell you. If you haven't been able to start reading this but can't wait to finish it, I don't think you should ever start this kind of puzzle anyway :) Our last mountain was left, and I completed it with the help of color transitions on the mountain.

It turned out a very beautiful view, The picture on the box was small, which I liked very much because it was bigger. So what did we do with this puzzle then?

Since the sofa sets in our house are brown and yellow, I thought it would add color to our empty wall. That's what happened anyway.. I ordered a frame online. I bought puzzle glue. Since the frame was a little small, I cut one and a half rows of the puzzle with a knife and made it smaller.

Finally, I hung the frame on our wall and it looked great.