A few years ago, I tried to do the Hogwarts - Astronomy Tower, an 875-piece 3D puzzle from Wrebbit3D. I got a few sections assembled, but I struggled so much and was not enjoying the process. So I boxed it up with the intention to try again in the future. However, I have not reopened it... Continue Reading →
I must say that all that glitters are gold. The other day I was looking through my collection of puzzles and stumbled upon a glitter puzzle. I haven't assembled a glitter puzzle in a while and so I was excited to get started. I will admit that when I purchased my first glitter puzzle, I... Continue Reading →
I love Vermont Christmas Company puzzles! No matter what your taste in puzzles or where you might want to take that next “puzzle stay-cation” you will have lots of options with this company. Whether it’s a beach getaway, a quiet harbor, a European setting or a return to winter and Christmas, you will find a... Continue Reading →
At the height of our COVID isolation some months ago I was close to running out of jigsaw puzzles. Ugly withdrawal was looming. I might have been forced to become productive – shampoo carpets, clean out cupboards. . . that sort of thing. Luckily a relative gifted me with Gamer’s Trove which is now once... Continue Reading →
I have a confession to make. I'm a certified puzzle dragon. I'll buy a puzzle and sit on it forever. I'm not ashamed to admit that I have puzzles from at least 2 years ago that I haven't assembled yet. Some people may see that as a problem, I see it as my delightful pile... Continue Reading →
Finally after a year, White Mountain puzzles are back in stock at Puzzle Warehouse. To celebrate the arrival of White Mountain puzzles coming back into the puzzle world, here is a fun one that is great to work on when you just don’t want to get anything done around the house. “Ready for a Drive”,... Continue Reading →
If Sheldon Cooper, of TV’s Big Bang Theory, were real he’d be telling me that it was time I paid proper attention to trains. I am not sure why Sheldon was obsessed with trains, but when you think about it, they led to the development of management as a profession and the creation of our... Continue Reading →
This week I had a need for color. We had just had about four straight days of rain and I needed a punch of chroma! I dug into my increasing crowded puzzle closet determined to find something to combat my dreary days. Behold! There it was, carefully organized next to......I'm kidding, it wasn't organized. In... Continue Reading →
What's Christmas without getting puzzles for presents. My friends and family know me well. One of my presents was Murder on the Titanic, a Bepuzzled Classic from University Games, story by John Lutz. It is one of eight in their Classic Mystery collection. Just to make things interesting, the picture on the box is not... Continue Reading →
My Rating: 8/10 I must confess to all my fellow Jigsaw Junkies that I am not just a Jigsaw Junkie, I am also a Christmas Junkie. I know it's spring, but yes there it is, the truth is out. Well I might as well also admit that a good part of my puzzle collection are... Continue Reading →
Some of you may remember when Eddie Cochran sang, “There ain’t no cure for the summertime blues.” He should have sung about the “wintertime blahs.” Everyone loves that first snowfall, but by now – not so much. If you live with “real” winters you know what I’m talking about – gray skies, snow covered sidewalks... Continue Reading →
My Rating: 10/10 I know, I know we are taught not to play favorites but sorry I seriously have to break that rule here, because Cobble Hill is one of my favorite brands. I love Cobble Hill Puzzles. I really enjoy images with a country vibe because of that I have always been drawn to... Continue Reading →
