Featured Puzzle: Shirokuro #2 – Time for Pie!
Everyone knows pumpkin pie just isn’t the same without a giant dollop of whipped cream. Draw vertical or horizontal lines to match each serving of pie with that delicious dose of sugar.
Featured Puzzle: Shirokuro #3 – The Birds & the Bees
It’s the first day of Spring! A time of renewal, when we start seeing beautiful wildflowers, and a lot of young animals. I hear this has something to do with the birds and the bees, so that seems as good a theme for a puzzle as any.
Draw horizontal and vertical lines to match each bee with a bird.
Featured Puzzle: Stitches #1
Cold weather is here, and its time to dig out the quilts and blankets. But you might have an extra houseguest, so it’s time to sew a new one!
Add buttons and stitches so that each region is connected to every neighboring region by one stitch each.
Featured Puzzle: Stitches #2
Cold weather is here, and its time to dig out the quilts and blankets. But you might have an extra houseguest, so it’s time to sew a new one!
Add buttons and stitches so that each region is connected to every neighboring region by one stitch each.
Featured Puzzle: Stitches #3 – Rev Up Your Sewing Machine!
Today in 1790, Great Britain issued Patent #1764 to Thomas Saint for the very first sewing machine design. Sadly, he may have patented the idea, but he never actually built and marketed his invention. That happened in 1874, thanks to William Newton Wilson, who discovered the old patent, built it, and proved it worked. To honor the day, let’s sew some Stitches!
Featured Puzzle: Stitches #4 – Creature
Igor! The flesh is loose on my masterpiece! Sew it together, following my specifications exactly – quickly, for a storm is approaching, and we must bring him to life tonight!
How to Solve Arukone Puzzles
Connect each pair with a line that only travels orthogonally. These paths do not cross and might not use every cell in the grid.
How to Solve Paint by Pairs Puzzles
Link identical pairs of numbers with a number of cells equal to that number, including the start and end cells. Fill in those links to form a picture.