Number 34: Pole

With this maze, I was experimenting with different dimensions.  I had originally drawn it on it’s side, but I thought it looked better this way.  It kind of reminds me of a totem pole, hence the name.  Anyway, two ways to “start” and also two to “finish”.  Enjoy.

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Number 27: Crossroads

As the name says, this maze feature four “crossroads”, areas with four ways to go.  They were actually the first things I drew, even before the start.  Sadly, due to how I drew the rest of the maze, even I don’t know the solution.  Good luck.
One more thing, I just opened up a shop on CafePress.  Now you can buy t-shirts, mugs and other things featuring my mazes.  Feel free to check it out and please let me know if you have any suggestions or requests.

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Number 17: Pyramid

Bet you can’t guess how this maze got it’s name?  I think it was only a matter of time before I tackled a triangle shaped maze.  Anyway, this is a pretty easy maze.  Very kid-friendly, in more ways than one if your kids are learning shapes.  Just one “start” and only one of the “finishes” is real.  Enjoy.

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Number 15: Stonehenge

This is a little mini-maze I drew at church while waiting for someone.  I named it Stonehenge because looking at the “start” and the “finishes” reminded me of it, at least a part of it.  Anyway, this is a really simple little maze and fairly easy to solve. Perfect for young children.

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