Number 51: “Singing in the Rain”

If you ever see me walking down the street, you will notice that I have a habit of carrying around an umbrella, be it rain or shine.  They are incredibly useful to have around after all, I would practically be lost without one.  So it’s only natural for me to make an umbrella maze right?  You “start” at the handle and eventually “finish” at the top.  Enjoy!

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Number 50: Button

This maze was surprisingly quick to draw.  Just not so quick to post.
Something about the shape and the “starts” reminded me of a button.  Actually I think it would be kind of cute to have maze buttons, I mean like buttons for clothes, not the kind in my maze shop.   Anyways, there are two ways to “start” and just one “finish”.  Enjoy!

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Number 49: Helmet

Another tiny maze to try.  I thought this one kind of looked like a bike helmet, hence the name.  Remember to always wear a helmet, you wouldn’t believe how many times I’ve seen kids riding without one.  Anyway, one way to “start” with one “finish”.  Enjoy!

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Number 48: It All Begins with Love

Yes, I know the name of this maze is a little corny, but it’s true.  Plus what else would you call a maze that has a heart shaped “start”.  Anyways, it’s a quick little maze to try.  Enjoy!

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Number 47: Flutter

Finally got around to posting another maze.  I just hope this one was worth the wait.

I was thinking about the beetle maze I made (see maze #39) and thought I’d continue with that theme.  It’s suppose to be a butterfly, although it kind of looks like a different flying insect.

Anyway, you “start” at one eye and “finish” at the other.  Enjoy!

Update: You can buy merchandise featuring this maze here in my maze shop.  Take a peek.

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Number 46: Hand Print

Not hard to see how this maze got it’s name.  I literally traced my hand on the paper, sort like the turkey drawings they make you do in kindergarten.  Then I just drew the maze in and around it, mostly around the fingers which explains why they look so much wider than my real fingers.  Anyway, you “start” in the pinkie and “finish” in the thumb.  Enjoy!

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