Canadian Woodworking

Seven piece cross puzzle

Author: Rea Gibson
Published: June July 2002
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The object of this puzzle is to make a “cross” from the seven pieces.

Cut out the seven pieces from plywood, cardboard or plastic.

There will be two “A” pieces. There will be two “B” pieces 5” long and 6” long. There will be three “C” pieces.

Unlike some of the puzzles in this series, this is not a particularly difficult to solve. That, along with the fact that it is easy to cut these shapes, makes this an easy, fun party puzzle.

Find the solution here.

There will be two “A” pieces. There will be two “B” pieces 5” long and 6” long. There will be three “C” pieces.

Unlike some of the puzzles in this series, this is not a particularly difficult to solve. That, along with the fact that it is easy to cut these shapes, makes this an easy, fun party puzzle.

Find the solution here.


4 Comments

  1. I don’t understand why someone would go threw so much trouble making this nice website for helping people and then not give good instructions. SMH

    1. Sorry that you are having trouble making the puzzle Jared. The article was done over 20 years ago, when the magazine was in it’s infancy. At that time we weren’t as good at providing detailed instructions. Hopefully we’ve improved. However, if you can let me know what part of the puzzle you are having trouble with I’m happy to provide you with additonal details.

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