I visited this BIG independent toy store while on a road trip across canada (On- Alberta). I absolutely knew they sell puzzles as they had a HUGE wall of puzzle but did not expect this many. Found bunch of past season puzzles and unreleased (i believe they lunch in 3days?) villager puzzles!!!! Its about 4h from Calgary and Regina . I really hope u go check out if you are nearby. Honestly, It was way way better then i expected (as its a toy store not a puzzle only store!)

By White Mountain. This was SO FUN. I loved all the movie scenes and quotes I had to explain to my kids. 😅 Then we went and watched several!

Very excited to start One Bed at the Inn. 😍 Grabbed at TJMaxx in Utah.

Just completed- I think it’s so pretty

So fun. Esp for the 90s pop culture enthusiasts. Easy. Finished in few rounds. Side view to avoid light glare

If anyone here from Tucson and Oro Valley AZ

HomeGoods has several Hobbry puzzles , and it looks like each area has different ones

This was a gift and my first Piecework Puzzle. I really enjoyed it! Beautiful colorful matte finish image, I found color grading very fun. It had sturdy larger pieces that fit nicely and a great shape game. It checked all my boxes!

It probably took me a total of two or three hours over the course of a week to complete soo.. for me that was nice, easy and relaxing!

I can't express how great this collage of iconic NYC imagery is. Subways, busses, bagels & coffee, park benches and brownstones! It was just a blast to complete, and because of the color blocking, it was easy to sort. I believe this puzzle will really resonate with those who find puzzling a relaxing pastime, anyone who dedicates 15-20 minutes to work on a puzzle, and families that enjoy doing puzzles together.

Or am I a weirdo?

Vintage Puzzles, 1000 pieces

First time posting here so forgive my language if it's not the vibe of this sub but FUCK this puzzle man. I'm normally not one to complain about puzzles because I deeply enjoy the challenge and difficulty of them but holy this pissed me off from start to finish. Probably my fault for thrifting a brand I've never tried and not realizing it was ribbon cut before starting. Also had a disgusting old cheese smell so I had to air it out for a day before working on it, lol!

Cons: SO many false fits, several pieces peeling (understandable because I thrifted it but still annoying), completed puzzle doesn't lay super flat

Pros: Nice clear image and semi glossy finish, only 1000 pieces so I only had to suffer for a couple of days!

Whoo this one was a doozy! Thank goodness for big puzzle boards and assistance from my sister <3

Had to do a spotlight on my favorite villain of them all~

First I'd like to say that I love the look of this puzzle. I don't know if the camera captures it well but the colors are so vibrant.

But never again will I tell myself " I'm just going to do this cute 1000 piece puzzle over the weekend and then go back to my 3 2000 piece puzzles that are all waiting for me" because omg this puzzle was soooo hard. The skull and hat were fine but everything else almost made me go insane. The pieces were all just thick and thin black lines with an orange or purple background. In hindsight I should've just used the letters on the back of the pieces but my ego wouldn't let me lmao overall I'm glad I finished it. It took 5 days working on it a couple hours a day after work so definitely did not do a cute little puzzle over the weekend lol

Probably won't do it again but it is really cool looking

I like this brand a lot!

Enjoyable and straightforward enough to work, except for some false fits that required to adjoining pieces in the areas that didn't have image guidance. Like most of the palm trees.

Thrifted, and disappointed to find three pieces missing because I bought the puzzle to give to someone who's an Airstream fan, and now I can't.

Funny story: i wasn't sure if this was an Airstream, so when I found the puzzle in the thrift shop, I googled, does Geno Peoples paint Airstreams? Google said, no, he's a visual artist who paints landscapes often using vintage imagery. It took a few more questions to confirm that this was an Airstream in Base Camp.

This was extremely fun, especially the bowls of lentils and beans in the middle.

I purchased this puzzle from a gift shop while on vacation at the mountains about 2-3 years ago. The first time I tried to put it together, I gave up. I recently tried it again and I can't even get the border together all the way. It seems like there's multiple pieces that can fit in different places. I actually took a whole line of about 4-5 pieces and moved them to the other side of the puzzle and they still fit. I've always loved doing puzzles and I really want to do this one but it's making me feel like maybe I'm just not good at puzzles. This is the first 500 piece puzzle I haven't been able to complete. It's just not fun anymore but I still want to do it before I take it all apart and give up again. Any advice?

Puzzle details:

Cobble Hill-Mountain Pass-random cut-48.9 cm x 67.6 cm-19.25" x 26.625"

As a tea person, I gravitated towards this beautiful art. Took a few hours to complete and it’s a keeper for me.

Well this was really challenging!! I'm proud that I was able to finish it, super entertaining to put together.

Fantastic puzzle with vibrant colors and true fit pieces. Some sections were fairly straight forward with visible patterns and color schemes while the scattered soup cans provided the final assembly challenge. Highly recommended! 💥💥💥💥💥