7 October

Golden Age of Disney (Section A) – Trefl – 1500 pieces

I’m absolutely loving working with these smaller sections, and was able to finish this in three or four days instead of five or six weeks! Great quality too, thick pieces that fit together quite well.

Happy Here by Jessica Hische – Buffalo (Premium) – 300 pieces

Beautiful puzzle with not so beautiful quality. Still it was a nice assembly and much more difficult than it looks.

Famous Faces – Sure Lox – 500 pieces

Great collage image that was much better quality than I thought it would be. I had a great time with this one!

Winter Warm Ups – MicroPuzzle (Puzzle Packs) – 80 pieces

Adorable little wintry image that is at least starting to get me in the mood for fall foods I enjoy, like cocoa, apple pie, etc. Great puzzle, great image. Happy fall season!

Who’s Your Doggy? by Graffi*tee Studios – Buffalo – 750 pieces

Great puzzle that was hard to walk away from, there was always just one more piece, just one more face, just one more section that needed to be done before I could stop. It was done pretty quickly, obviously.

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Anna Stead – Gibsons – 1000 pieces

FANTASTIC puzzle that I absolutely loved. Thanks for my birthday present Penny, sorry I couldn’t wait until the actual day to open it. 😉

Golden Age of Disney (Section B) – Trefl – 1500/13,500 pieces

This section was much more fun than I thought, and I absolutely loved it! It was finished pretty quickly because when I was having trouble sleeping I would constantly wander back to the puzzle room to work on it, it drew me in.

Autumn in Paris – MicroPuzzles – 150 pieces

GORGEOUS puzzle, but it was really hard!

Colorsplash by Katharina Santl – Ravensburger (Puzzle Moment) – 200 pieces

Fantastic abstract artwork made for a wonderful build that both my son and I enjoyed. Loved it, of course.

The Puzzle That Will Wind You Up by Lena – Wentworth Wooden Puzzles – 36 pieces

My first official Christmasy puzzle of the season. Thankfully it was this lovely (but very busy) image of cuckoo clocks and Santa Claus’ on an extra difficult Wentworth. Only 36 pieces, but it was far from easy!

Christmas Carols by Mark Karvon – White Mountain – 1000 pieces

Beautiful and fun collage – even though it’s Christmas. I had a good time with it, and it went together even faster than anticipated. Great thrift store find!

Fruits and Veggies by Helen Dardik – Buffalo – 300 pieces

Really fun puzzle that went together much faster than I thought it would. It was a bit of a challenge, but I loved that, it’s part of the fun!

Moonstrike – MicroPuzzles – 150 pieces

Stunningly beautiful image that was a challenge, but we got there in the end. So gorgeous!

Peanuts Holiday Friends – Rose Art – 500 pieces

I absolutely loved these puzzles, they’re too cute! All different sizes and shapes, and very entertaining to put together. They’d be great for a family with children to do together, everyone could grab one color of pieces and go.

A Bright Christmas Night! by Graham Thompson – Jumbo (Wasgij?) – 1000 pieces

Wish I enjoyed this one, but I just didn’t. I’ve never been disappointed by a Graham Thompson image before, but I just really didn’t like this one and don’t think that it made for fun puzzling. Still love Wasgij? puzzles, but this one was no fun.

Coffee Klatch by Graffi*tee Studios – MasterPieces – 300 pieces

This puzzle was the perfect counterpoint to the previous one, which was too white, too pale, and not enough fun. The bright colors, cups of coffee, and plenty of pastries made for an entertaining puzzle.


October Stats

  • Puzzles Completed
    • 16
  • Pieces Assembled
    • 9,266
  • Brands
    • 12
      • Trefl *2
      • Buffalo (Premium)
      • Sure Lox
      • MicroPuzzles *3
      • Buffalo *2
      • Gibsons
      • Ravensburger
      • Wentworth Wooden Puzzles
      • White Mountain
      • Rose Art
      • Jumbo
      • MasterPieces