Maze Number 71: Lunch Box

This maze was started literally by lunch.  I grabbed a food container from lunch and traced it, then went on from there. 

I also drew a line diagonally, like cutting a sandwich in half.  That’s how I ended up with two mazes in one.  It’s a lot like one of my other food related mazes (see Number 10: Grilled Cheese).

Anyway, each has just one way to “start” and two ways to “finish”.  Enjoy!

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Number 22: Sunrise, Sunset

With this maze, the “start” and “finish” reminded me of the way the sun looks at dawn and dusk.  Hence the name.  A simple maze with only one “start” and “finish”, it definitely won’t take you from sunrise to sunset to finish it.  I know, that was corny. 

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Number 10: Grilled Cheese

This maze was started by drawing a diagonal line with the “starts” at each end.  The shape of it reminded me of grilled cheese sandwiches cut diagonally.  Now I’m getting hungry.  Two ways to “start” it with two to “finish”.  Just like the last maze, only one true “start” and one true “finish”.

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Number 7: Domino

I can’t but think of the irony.  The last maze took less than 30 minutes to draw while this one took over a week, and honestly I don’t think it came out quite at good as it should have with that amount of time.  Anyway,  with this one the “start” and “finish” are very similar to each other.  It reminded mean of the spots on dominos hence the name.

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Number 3: Four Square?

This one was fun.  It’s like four mini mazes in one.  Each side has one “Start” and two “Finishes”.  As usual, only one “Finish” is real in each side.

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Maze Number 2: Ramen

As the name implies, this one reminds me of packaged ramen noodles before you cook them.  One place to “Start”, four to “Finish” with only one being real.  It’s an easy maze though, should be fun for kids.

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