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#1: Adam Nielson (monkeyboy) on Dec 16, 2010

You actually did it.

It looks great! The white border worked well in the end :)

Wonderful :)

Great job brian and to all who participated

Since I'm at work, only done the colored squares and the first row of pieces, and saved to carry on during my next coffee break!
But I can already say I'm really enjoying this... Great job and many thanks Brian!
Love the way you separated the pieces.

Done!
Looks amazing!

I did the same thing as Tripper did. I had to save it and went back to finish. Great job, Brian and thanks for incorporating such a variety of puzzles into the quilt. The borders look very good just the way you did them. Very nice.

way cool moot

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awesome, brian - quite a feat. i am honored that you included both of mine and i am thrilled that you put adam's black dot in the middle :-). the white border is perfect and so are the individual colored borders you used to contrast with each square. i don't know how you did this, but i'm totally impressed - both by the idea and your skill.

very nice puzzle. solvable, without guessing.
thanks for the very interesting time.

It's very pretty! I'm impressed. Thanks for taking this on, Brian.

Splendid puzzle! I was struck by how easy it was to solve the 5x5s and how long it took to solve when all together. I, too, had to solve and save several times to finish, not having enough time to do all in one sitting--but worth the wait for the finished result! Well done!

Good job!

I thought when I added boarders it would be just as easy as each 5x5 just take longer. I was wrong. this is tough. I know what the thing looks like and I am struggling.

Great Job! It took me a few sittings to get through it all. It looks good :)

Found to be logically solvable by Gator.

I had been avoiding this one because I knew it would take a long time. Sorry I didn't mark it as solvable sooner. It really did turn out great. :)

Thanks Gator. I've been avoiding it too. When the numbers on a puzzle get really small it is hard for me to work the puzzle. I have to put on my reading glasses and get real close to the screen.

Brian, this rates Excellent for me. Thank you for your initial idea, what a great way to bind our little community together. Thanks also for all your time and dedication. What a gift to us. The final product is very pretty, and I appreciate all it took to come up with such a visually balanced final quilt. What a giant effort you put in!

As with you, the tiny numbers are a challenge for me, and I needed lots of scrolling to get it done. The effort was so worthwhile! :o)

Thank you. You are very kind. It was a fun project. I really enjoyed doing it.

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