I thought the grass/trees/foliage on the last jigsaw I did would not be beaten in terms of difficulty but boy was I wrong ? I think going by shape is the only viable way...the sky is mainly comprised of vague cloud in extremely subtle shades of off white submitted by /u/Cartman_1978 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi. New here, casual puzzler. We recently completed our first mystery puzzle as a family, and my husband and teen enjoyed it much more than a regular puzzle with an image provided. Hubby says we ought to do regular puzzles without the image, as it's much better. I maintain that most regular puzzles aren't designed to be completed 'blind' like that, where mystery puzzles are. Can anyone confirm one or the other viewpoint please? We did enjoy the challenge of having no image, but I don't think it's possible for all puzzles. As an example, in currently working on SA Products Amalfi Coast, 1 ..read more

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Took me around 2½ hours.Had fun with the animal pieces. submitted by /u/JaayPrimelus [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Puzzle #21 (#29). (1h57m) I thought this puzzle would be more of a challenge, but it was actually rather easy! Even the sky wasn’t bad once the rest of the pieces fell into place. I’m sad I’m missing a piece, but while I’m not a fan of the artwork personally, the wide range of colors made this more fun than I expected. submitted by /u/ProOmnia [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

There are 101 book titles as visual puns. submitted by /u/contrari-wise [visit reddit] [comments ..read more