Please feel free to download and print the following Christmas Dot-to-Dot Puzzles for your parties, classroom or just if you feel like doing a puzzle. The large puzzle is from our Greatest Dot-to-Dot Super Challenge Book #5. The mini puzzle is from our Volume 2 Newspaper Book. Our puzzles are … Continue reading
Here is a new 5″ x 7″ Halloween I card made using a Sample Dot-to-Dot on the inside. This window card is fairly simple and uses every day craft items to create. You can make your own using the artwork file on the right and the free puzzle as … Continue reading
Please feel free to download and print the following Halloween Dot-to-Dot Puzzles for your parties, classroom or just if you feel like doing a puzzle. The large puzzle is from our Greatest Dot-to-Dot Adventure Book. The mini puzzle is from our Volume 5 Newspaper Book. Our puzzles are recommended for … Continue reading
It’s the 6th annual celebration of Peter Reynold’s International Dot Day. International Dot Day (every September 15th) is a celebration of creativity that was inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ book “The Dot”. His Celebri-dots Blog is filled with other authors, illustrators and celebrities who share in the dream of a … Continue reading
In celebration of National Coloring Book Day, August 2nd, David Kalvitis(creator of the Greatest Dot-to-Dot Books) grabbed one of his puzzles from Super Challenge Dot-to-Dot Book 7 and started by connecting the dots with a Papermate … Continue reading
There is a new craze under way. Grown-ups are now coloring in colouring books, like they did when they were kids. They are finding it relaxing and fun. I loved coloring with my daughter when she was younger. I personally find that I have the ability to blend my colors … Continue reading
In 2009 David Kalvitis invented the Numbers puzzle for his 3rd Super Challenge Book, #7. The Numbers puzzle is definitely NOT your Grandfather’s Dot-to-Dot! This puzzle type still leaves the ability for David to create a detailed image when solved. We have designed a smaller simple puzzle to help with … Continue reading
Here is a new Father’s Day I card made using our Father’s Day Sample Dot-to-Dot on the inside. This spinner card is fairly simple and uses every day craft items to create. I am grateful to Lawn Fawns Instructions for the card inspiration. You can make your own using the … Continue reading
In 1959, Platt & Munk published a set of 12 Dot-to-Dot books. This was not an ordinary dot-to-dot. Instead of a “dot” the author, David B. Dreiman, used an arrow. There is still a number with the arrow, but instead of looking … Continue reading
In 2007 David Kalvitis invented the Arrows puzzle for his 1st Super Challenge Book, #5. The Arrows puzzle is definitely NOT your Grandfather’s Dot-to-Dot! This puzzle type still leaves the ability for David to create a detailed image when solved. We have designed a smaller simple puzzle to help … Continue reading