Candy – MicroPuzzles – 150 pieces
This little one took a long time; it was difficult but enjoyable. You might think with all those bright colors and different candies that it wouldn’t be that challenging at all – I know I thought that. I was wrong.
It proved to test my brain power a little bit, and although it took a while longer than expected it was still lots of fun. Finding where a small section went on my own without checking the picture was quite satisfying – you know what I mean. Figuring out where a certain part is placed in the puzzle with no help from the image at all gives me a small measure of self-satisfaction – I’m not explaining it well but I hope some of you understand.
Great little puzzle!
My Jigsaw Journal 
I’ve tried to challenge myself and not look at the picture – that lasted about two minutes!🤪
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I usually put the box away under the puzzle table.
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I totally get what you are saying. It makes me feel smarter to assemble without the image. I did that recently for a couple of 500 piece Re-marks collage puzzles.
I vaguely recall one of your blog posts from long ago where you posed a dollar bill (or maybe a coin) next to an assembled MicroPuzzle. Can you point me in the direction of that post?
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There are two that I’ve done…
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Oh my! Those are such tiny pieces for a 150 piece puzzle! I visited their site a few days ago and liked that some of their images were done by autistic kids with great artistic talent.
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I love that as well, having two autistic children myself. I’ll be getting myself the Boston Terrier image soon – love it!
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I remember that Boston Terrier image with the heart shaped nose, it was charming.
This is one that I really liked:
There’s lots of great images on the site, but some images look like they’d be very difficult and challenging to assemble, like this one:
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0030/2845/1397/products/ITALY_600x.jpg?v=1587037146
Are you treating yourself to the Boston Terrier puzzle or do you know that it’s the next puzzle you’ll receive in your subscription box?
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The subscription puzzles are all unique and not for sale on the site. If I want the terrier I’ll have to get it separately.
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