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Trying the idea I had last night of using 12 3 x 2 pieces. The <br>
Trying the idea I had last night of using 12 3x2 pieces. The  <br>
ways of putting them on the board were very limited. Solved the  <br>
problem by expanding the board to 9x9 and <s>added</s> adding three  <br>
3x1 pieces. This opened it up wide. Made up a set and a rough  <br>
diagram of a board and BB tried it. She thought it difficult,  <br>
but I think it is good now. <u>FITTING & PROPER</u>.
These are the 15 pieces for the 9x9 board.
 
[Diagram of 12 2x3 pieces - each piece has 6 squares - 3 or 4 of which contain circles. Plus 3 1x3 pieces with 2 to 3 circles each.]
 
Another possibility would be a "super-game" on a 12x12 board <br>
using 22 3x2 pieces (as shown) and 4 3x1 pieces.
 
[Diagram of 22 2x3 rectangular pieces. Each is divided into 6 squares. On each piece 3 to 5 squares contain circles. There are 2 pieces crossed out.]