Imagine a jigsaw puzzle that has two different pictures for twice the challenge. You can make it easily with your computer and the special, scored paper that lets you put different photoson each side of the puzzle. Two pictures give you the opportunity to make it easy or hard for someone to assemble, depending on how similar or dissimilar the pictures are. Our example, with a color and black-and-white variation, would be fairly easy to put together.
You will be printing both pictures on one sheet of paper. Follow Micro Format's directions to
align your pictures within the margins. Before you print on the puzzle paper, print a test on
regular paper to check the alignment. Then print on the puzzle paper, using a photo quality
setting. When the ink is dry, remove the liner on the back of the paper to expose the adhesive
coating. Fold the sheet on the perforated line, carefully smoothing it down to secure both halves
together. Now you can pop out the sixteen puzzle pieces. As a variation, print a message or
greeting on one side, a picture on the other.
