casse-tête examples

I don’t know where Richard came up with the idea that I LOVE doing thousand piece puzzles. I do not. I have learned that I especially do not like the type that offer casse-tete pieces! According to several online dictionaries the French word(s) casse - tête translates to puzzle, challenging or complicated puzzle pieces, and headache. I agree with the last definition. So I have mentioned that Richard seems to be gung-ho about gluing all puzzles that we have done – though I have vetoed the idea with those that I really would like to put together again. But definitey not the last one with its one thousand casse-tete headaches. The three hundred piece circle was much easier than the thousand piece cats and birds.