My Rating 9/10 BOO! Did I scare you, well probably not, but I know the puzzle I picked for you this month will for sure. "IT CHAPTER TWO", by Aquarius will definitely give all my fellow Jigsaw Junkies a fright. Who says we have to wait until October for some creepy horror film puzzles. I... Continue Reading →
Eurographics Puzzles- Not Just for Adults!
Hello, Puzzle Fans! I hope today's blog post finds you happy and healthy. My family had a pretty spectacular Christmas. We had each other, good food, and of course, puzzles. My husband gifted me many, many puzzles that I carefully curated for him to buy for me. I made sure to act appropriately surprised and... Continue Reading →
Wasgij Puzzles: I’m at a Loss for Words
No, not really, that has never happened . . . but if anything could turn me speechless, these puzzles would have a shot at it. They are something else. I had seen the Wasgij puzzles at the Puzzle Warehouse and wondered about them. They looked strange. Being a curious person I investigated. I learned that... Continue Reading →
Santa’s World by Springbok Puzzles
Hello, Puzzle Friends! As promised, I'm back to talk to you about Springbok Puzzles. If you're an avid puzzler, (and since you're on this blog, I'm going to assume you are,) you've more than likely assembled a puzzle by Springbok. I'd like to think of them as underrated gems. They're not as fancy as Ravensburger... Continue Reading →
Books and Puzzles
Step into my Library said the spider to the.... Oops! Sorry! Wrong story. . . . I love books! Smart phones are handy, computers are my friends, but books? Books are just special. So when I found several puzzles with books I was delighted. Books and puzzles? This was my lucky day! If you’ve ever... Continue Reading →
Somewhere Over the Rainbow Puzzles
What is it about a rainbow, gradient or any such type of color explosion puzzle that we love so much? If you scroll through Facebook or Instagram, you’ll find that posts with these puzzles have a larger amount of likes than other posts. It is that we are naturally drawn towards more colorful images? Do... Continue Reading →
Christmas Puzzles: So Many Choices, So Little Time
In the past I have bought Ravensburger Christmas puzzles for my family to work on over the holidays and been very pleased with their quality. The pieces are thick and even though they are cut in a standard grid pattern, each piece is unique. While a grid cut is not my first choice I have... Continue Reading →
Santa’s Special Delivery, Jumbo Review
My Rating: 10/10 Happy Holidays to all you Jigsaw Junkies. Like me I'm sure your all gearing up for the Holiday season. Also like me I'm sure your all trying to find the perfect gift for that special someone. Well look no further I have the answer for you , "Santa's Special Delivery", by Falcon... Continue Reading →
Madd Capp: I Am Longhorn Review
Hyper-realistic animal shaped puzzles? Yes please! Madd Capp Puzzles are my favorite animal-shaped puzzles. I recently learned why there are not as many companies the produce shaped puzzles. Each of the unique-shaped jigsaw puzzles requires its own unique tool. Unlike circular or square puzzles which can use the same tool for different designs. Madd Capp... Continue Reading →
Brand Review – Ceaco: A Beautiful Budget Bonanza
Let's talk budget puzzles. Some people may turn up their noses at the thought, but I personally love them. They may not have the classic consistency of a Ravensburger or the fanciness of a Pomegranate, but they are dependable and you don't hate yourself if you buy more than one. One of my favorite budget... Continue Reading →
PuzzleTwist, Mixed Up Series Review
I’m always looking for something new and different, a bit of a challenge, in my next puzzle. And I found just that at Puzzle Warehouse! A puzzle called “Puzzle Twist, Mixed Up”. It was described as “Within this Mixed Up! series jigsaw puzzle you'll piece together a variety of Nebraska historical moments painted by... Continue Reading →
Mini Shaped Puzzles: When Little is Enough or Even More
I was an elementary-junior high teacher in a former life and used puzzles in my classroom because I believe children learn a lot of valuable skills when putting together age-appropriate puzzles. In additional to physical and mental skills, they also learn persistence and the joy of accomplishment. So I introduced my granddaughter to puzzles when... Continue Reading →