Make puzzle sketches with family and friends

Would you give everyone the same puzzle sketch?

Reply to Amy Lee

I would start with a simple example, then let each person change it. We can compare what makes it understandable. A family afternoon need not depend on everyone solving at the same speed.

Reply to Wiremu Rangi

I like the idea, but I cannot promise to turn up. Can I stay in the conversation without saying yes? This is why I am keeping the plan modest: I work some weekends. That is how I see “Make puzzle sketches with family and friends”.

Reply to Amy Lee

That gives me something concrete to consider. I want to keep “Make puzzle sketches with family and friends” manageable for the people involved. Yes. Staying curious is enough for now. I would rather have an honest maybe than a yes that makes someone uncomfortable.

Reply to Wiremu Rangi

On “Make puzzle sketches with family and friends”, I would also like to try a small puzzle afternoon with optional breaks. For me, I work some weekends.

Reply to Amy Lee

I'd like an afternoon with family and friends drawing original puzzle ideas on paper before anyone picks up a tool. We can exchange designs and try them in card. I want time for my own making as well as helping others begin.

Reply to Wiremu Rangi

I would like to hear more about the part you actually enjoy in make puzzle sketches with family and friends. What would you protect if the plan had to shrink?

Reply to Amy Lee

I would keep the main wish in view: make puzzle sketches with family and friends. A suggestion is useful if it helps that first attempt, rather than adding another project.

Reply to Wiremu Rangi

I'd read a follow-up, Wiremu Rangi.

Reply to Amy Lee

On “Make puzzle sketches with family and friends”, yes. I want to keep track of what was workable, what took more effort than expected and what I would leave out next time.