Artifact Puzzles - Christopher Wood Anemones Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle
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This is a 154 piece wooden jigsaw puzzle based on Christopher Wood's pencil and oil work Anemones in a Glass Jar. This puzzle design is by Maria Berg and features a flora-inspired irregular edge and connectors and themed whimsies. Its difficulty is about average. NOTE: The irregular edge is not shown in the image on the box!
Like all our puzzles, laser-cut from 1/4" thick wood. Packaged in our small blue box with magnetic clasp. Made in USA.
9" by 7"
Manufacturer recommended age: 15 years and up
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Rachel and Aaron Cato
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What a beautiful small count puzzle. We normally prefer larger piece counts but with the irregular border this was just the right amount of challenge.
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Gail D.
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Anemones is a beautiful little puzzle. Very satisfying to assemble as the flowers and the feathery edges take shape.
This "average difficulty" puzzler found it right at my level.
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Lynn S.
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Very beautiful petite puzzle with a nice variety of pleasing piece shapes. This is one you could travel with due to its small size. I found the flower painted image calming. I last put this together prior to having ecru puzzles like the other review mentions. But I didn’t notice anything odd about the cuts or spacing between pieces. My puzzle is fine.
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queenpokadot
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The artwork is really beautiful, but, unlike the Ecru line, the spacing between the pieces is wider and the overall finished puzzle is not as "seamless" and smooth. Could it be because of the quality or age of the laser cutter used to make the puzzle?? I would suggest switching over to the same process as the Ecru line. Sell off these older machines and upgrade all of your puzzles. Once you get the Ecru line and compare the difference, why would I spend a few dollars less?