Next Up: Indian Feather Crest
Okay, first things first: I don’t like the name of this puzzle. I’m going to limit my use of it but I’m not going to ignore it because it’s the name the artist chose. We’ve…
Wrap-Up: Island Hopping
Done far too soon! Only 11 days since my next up post, we have finished Island Hopping from Apostrophe Puzzles. The finish was just as gorgeous as the others from Apostrophe that we’ve done, absolutely…
Next Up: Island Hopping
Surprise! It’s another Apostrophe Puzzles, puzzle! This time, we’re busting out Island Hopping with art from Marianne Angeli Rodriguez. I could gush for hours about the quality and design of puzzles from this incredible black…
Wrap-Up: License Plates
We posted the “Next Up” for “License Plates” by White Mountain Puzzles on March 14. Then we didn’t touch it for almost three weeks. Oops. Yesterday we finally opened it up and we ended up…
Next Up: License Plates
Back in October I went out and grabbed a trio of puzzles from White Mountain Puzzles, looking to try out a new company. For our next one, we’re returning to that group and taking on…
Wrap-Up: RoseArt Encore German Windmill
This wrap up is coming a liiiiiittle later than I expected, it’s been a crazy week here! So, on March 2 we wrapped up the German Windmill puzzle, that we hypothesize that I’ve been moving…
Next Up: RoseArt Encore German Windmill
This 500 piece puzzle has been in my possession for a very long time. It was released in 1999, as far as I can tell, and is of a German windmill. Since we are in…
Wrap-Up: Times Square
It’s midway through February and we’ve finally wrapped up “Times Square” by Buffalo Games, which we picked because we thought it was appropriate for New Years Eve/Day. Given that we didn’t actually unbox it until…
Puzzle Break – NYE/New Year’s Day Edition
Over the last two days, we’ve done 5 smaller puzzles with the kiddo. 24 piece mini puzzle, cats re-enacting the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet. No manufacturer on the box, and absolutely terrible at…
Next Up: Times Square
With New Year’s upon us, it feels appropriate to break out Times Square by Buffalo Games. The image isn’t specifically of the Times Square New Year’s Eve party but I think the selection makes sense…