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This Hill of a Lots of Snowmen puzzle is extremely popular at Christmas - definitely a winner here! The 500 pieces make it large pieces for easy handling. This is terrific for Seniors and sensitive hands. It makes for a perfectly fun Christmas holiday jigsaw puzzle for the family to assemble.
Overall Experience: Perfect Cut Quality: Perfect Board Quality: Firm Shape Cut: Random and various sizes Image Quality: Superb Hardest Area: The branches Puzzle Dust? minimal |
Finish Quality: Smooth matte Box Quality: Good and solid Sealed Pieces Inside Box: yes Was this purchased new? no Price: Picked for review Recommend Level: High Time: 4 hours |
I did my usual sorting routine.
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Being a 500 piece puzzle I did not have to line these pieces up so perfectly due to the extra large size. It's been a while since I have done the extra large pieces so that was fun! The border went together fairly quickly so I started with the colored scarves first as my base to build the Snowmen.
Then I moved onto the Cardinal, carrots and branches. The colorful hues started to fall into place. Finally the greenery and background was filled in.
The matte finish is really nice on these puzzles as there is no glare to deal with. I was totally delighted with everything about this puzzle from the topic, the colours and the nice tight fit as I was able to pick the entire puzzle up a I picked it out for my review as one of Cobble Hill Puzzle Company 2020 New releases.
I highly recommend this jigsaw puzzle but be prepared - it's addictive. So once you start you will just want to keep going until it's completed and I can easily give this one the highest compliment from a puzzler. The perfect puzzle experience!
Being the extra large pieces, I can see this puzzle being perfect for a family Christmas activity. I have assembled other puzzles by this artist however, the 'colouring book' effect in this artwork by Janet Stever is as attractive as the Snowmen. The children would really enjoy building the Snowmen, the adults can help with the minor tricky branches and the topic is perfect for the Christmas season. The following photos shares a closeup of all the snowmen.
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About Jigsaw Puzzlers
Exploring the Diverse Personalities of Jigsaw Puzzle Enthusiasts
Introduction: Jigsaw puzzles have long captivated individuals of all walks of life, providing a unique form of entertainment and relaxation. The people who enjoy doing jigsaw puzzles come from various backgrounds and possess distinct personalities. In this article, we will delve into the different personality types of jigsaw puzzle enthusiasts, including the term "dissectologist," the qualities of collectors and hoarders, and the driving force behind the desire to possess certain puzzles.
Conclusion: The world of jigsaw puzzle enthusiasts is as diverse as the puzzle pieces they meticulously connect. From the dissectologists who relish the challenge to collectors driven by the pursuit of mastery, and the hoarders who find comfort in possession, each personality type brings a unique perspective and passion to the world of jigsaw puzzles.
Whether seeking the thrill of completion or the joy of social connection, puzzle enthusiasts find solace, relaxation, and fulfillment in the art of puzzle-solving.
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