
Color Dream by Nadieh Bremer – Artifact – 403 pieces
Oh man! This was a challenging, beautiful, fantastic puzzle to assemble! It was quite difficult, as I didn’t use the image on the box – but I absolutely adored both the challenge, the image, and the assembly itself. ๐งก๐๐๐
This was my third puzzle with an image by this artist, and I am completely smitten with her work – it makes for such fun puzzling! And I also have to give a shout out to the designer of the pieces, Chandler Millwood (who designed all three of Nadieh’s puzzles), whose design was like artwork in itself. Stunning!

Look at all those loops and swirls, it was such a challenge, but so much fun! The groups of stars in each corner, the connectedness of everything – just a wonderful design to go with such a lovely image.

The star in the center and the loops that form the flower-like image around it aren’t visible from the front. It made for such an interesting puzzle! I know, my use of exclamation points is getting ridiculous, but this puzzle made me so happy that I just can’t help myself!!
There was a surprise in the box, the description on the website alluded to it, but I skipped right over it when I was ordering the puzzle. It said “Tools included to make your own tiny orbit artwork.” Whatever does that mean?

It came with it’s own tiny little wooden Spirograph! Does anyone remember those from when you were younger? I certainly do, and let me tell you there have been a LOT of little pictures made with this already. I have to fess up and tell you that it didn’t occur to me until I was probably 50% through the assembly that all the little images on the puzzle are ones that you could make with a Spirograph. I was looking at the shapes and putting together colors and suddenly realized that all the loopy, swirly, interesting shapes are ones you could make with the toy in the box. DUH!
This puzzle was unbelievably difficult, entertaining, beautiful, and FUN!
Awesome puzzle!
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Thanks, it was so much fun!
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Yay! So glad you had a blast with this one, Stacey! And Spirograph… yes! Sure do remember that. ๐
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We were constantly stealing my mom’s sewing pins to pin the big gear to the paper, she hated that! LOL
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Congrats on your beautiful puzzle. I also have this colorful gem, which I assembled during the summer. I hadnโt realized that the images could be made with the Spirograph until I read your informative post! Thanks. -Di
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It took me too long to figure it out, but I was so proud of myself when I did! ๐
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That is stunning!!!!
Awe, and thanks for the memories of Spirograph.
Liana
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Glad I could bring back hopefully good memories. ๐
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Beautiful! And the extremely intricate cut is nothing short of amazing too! I immediately thought of the spirograph when I saw your picture and then u confirmed it with the next paragraph. I loved mine for sure growing up.
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They made for sure fun little pictures that I then colored in with my colored pencils. Mom always had one or two on the fridge. ๐
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We had a Spirograph! I might even still have it somewhere, although no idea where..
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I loved playing with mine!
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Found it!! https://kazza.id.au/2024/01/spirographing.html
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I’m happy to take the blame for that!
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