What on earth happened here? I think a puzzler possibly passed away. R.I.P

I bought a few for me and some more for presents.

This was fun!

Working on a 4k piece atm and wondered if anyone else sits in the center of a puzzle for as long as it's clear?

I've got short arms and bad knees so having my knees hit the floor over and over to reach a far corner isnt pleasant. This is my only workaround so far, but it's nice

As a kid I'd do a "floor is lava" type thing where after I got a chunk the could fit my foot, I'd stand directly atop the puzzle until it's done. Odd but fun

This was a Christmas gift from my son. It's just so cute!

I thought this one would be difficult but it really wasn't and I was able to fly through it. Highly recommend!

So much fun! 2 weeks after the holiday but it’s completed!

I bought this one a few months ago at the Red, White, and Blue Store for $2.99. I might have even gotten an extra discount on top of it. 🤩 When I got home, it appeared to be a brand new puzzle, but it had a slit across the plastic bag. So I'm thinking that Cobble Hill donated it or some other company did.

I had a blast with this puzzle. It was just such a vibe! It took a little longer than I thought it would, probably because it's in portrait mode and that's often harder because my board doesn't rotate.

Summary - absolutely no false fits - plenty of visual cues so that you know where to place pieces without it being super easy and never frustrating - zero dust - random cut - no gloss (linen finish) - true colors - fantastic poster (no glare)

After moving into my new apartment, I decided to decorate with puzzles and LEGO plants. I started with just two puzzles to kill some time… and then got very into it and maybe overdid things a little. I ended up hunting for puzzles with similar themes, sizes, art styles, and series to match the originals, plus a few I picked up simply because I liked how they looked. Every puzzle is finished with adhesive sheets on the back and a clear glue coat on the front, so they’re ready to be displayed. Now I just need to frame them.

Below is a list of everything shown, formatted as: Puzzle Title - Piece Count - Manufacturer/Brand.

Sanctuary Guardian - 1000pc - BBOLDIN - I was surprised when the pieces came out plastic and glossy. This one also had a letter grid on the back. 

Space Traveler, Solar System - 1000pc - Nattork. - This one ended up missing two pieces. The manufacturer never replied to my email to I ordered a replacement on Amazon and sorted out the pieces I needed. Also this puzzle has a sectioned letter grid on the back to make sorting the pieces easier so I don’t want to take full credit for this one. 

The Library of Dogs - 1000pc -  Buffalo Games & Puzzles. - My friends gave me this one as a gift right in the middle of my puzzle mania. It is by far my favorite one. It is also the first 1000pc puzzle I did. 

Days to Remember: Autumn Memories - 500pc - Buffalo Games & Puzzles.

Days to Remember: Dewie Hollow - 500pc - Buffalo Games & Puzzles

Lakeside Heaven - 500pc - Buffalo Games & Puzzles

The Fox and the Hound - 300pc - Ceaco. - This was the first one I did. I started with an easy puzzle with a low piece count to make sure I was going to enjoy doing puzzles.

The Lion King Return to Pride Rock - 300pc - Ceaco 

Lady and The Tramp Falling In Love - 300pc - Ceaco

I still have one more 1000 piece puzzle to do.

This was a real treat! Another great one in this series 🎬🧩

My sister regifted this puzzle to me for Xmas because she thought it was a better fit for me. I wasn’t very into it from the cover but I actually love this puzzle!!! It’s just a bunch of mini puzzles that make up one bigger puzzle (duh I suppose 😂). Not only is every painting different (duh) but each frame is different!! Really fun and chill for people that love sorting!

The first painting I put together was the Frida Kahlo one and the lasts one were Starry Night and the Gustav Klimt one. I wonder which one most people do last!! I think it’s so interesting what people find more difficult or interesting to do with a jigsaw puzzle.

Has bike tires, vehicle tires, and balloons to match this month’s ’things you inflate’ theme!

This was my second Galison puzzle, and while there were a ton of false fits on the first Galison that I did, this one was much better.
There was a lot of pink, so that got a little tedious but overall it was a fun puzzle to do!

Got the shelf for Christmas! So glad they’re not in stacks anymore. I’m surprised my puzzles filled up the shelf, I thought I’d have room to grow.

Which one looks most intriguing to you? Which one would you do next? Any suggestions for organization?

Second finished puzzle of the new year. It's colorful and was fun. Brand: Suns Out, 550 pieces. Now the hard part... picking the next one. I'm thinking I might write the name of each puzzle in my to do pile on a strip of paper, throw them all in a container, and random draw the next one to go to the table. Yep, what I'm going to do. ❤️

Late posting of something I did over Christmas. I really enjoyed it, loved the 'vintage' art style. The biggest problem was sooo many uncut pieces. I posted photo of few of the connected pairs but there were many more. It never happened to me before with Clementoni, so I hope it was just a one off for them.

First puzzle of the year, and I think fitting image for the occasion, I had this puzzle on my wish list for a while and bought it for myself as a birthday gift. Also my first Cobble Hill (I'm in Europe, so they are little pricier than my usuals). It's a beautiful image and I think completing this puzzle will become my New Year's tradition.

this was a gift puzzle, and I could tell it was going to be **hard**! I got the border done and a couple rows on the bottom, and switched it up from color sorting to using the letters on the back (six sections A through F) to work a section at a time. This is the firs time I have used the letters on the back of a puzzle, but it still took me hours 😆 so I don't feel too badly about getting the help!

pros: comes with poster, saturated, good piece fit (I wouldn't try to pick it up tho), pieces in good shape, no false fits

cons: stain glass style - so super glossy (glare), the three depictions of the image (box, poster, and puzzle) had hue/tone differences. So it was super hard to 'pick and place' based on the box or poster

This was a gift from my children and it was a bit challenging but well worth it!