I want to continue my tradition of reviewing the jigsaw puzzles I finished in the year before. So here’s a high five 🖐 for my fifth consecutive year! I must say, 2024 was super busy for me travel- and life-wise, and ever since I started this blog, it’s the lowest number of finished puzzles in … Read more
Hi fellow puzzle friends! My yearly tradition of reporting on puzzles I completed in the previous year continues… So here you have a review of the 7 puzzles I finished in 2023. It’s not many, as I like to puzzle only in my free time and I’m an active traveler as well. Time for puzzle … Read more
2023 marks three years since I started this modest blog and began documenting my puzzles. This is the third overview of puzzles I solved in the year. Here are the previous years’ overview posts: my puzzles solved in 2021, puzzles solved in 2020. And the newest one: jigsaws I finished in 2023. Well, to describe 2022… I … Read more
Here we are a year later with another overview of all the puzzles I solved last year. If you like any of them so much that you’d like to get one yourself as well, I include (affiliate) Amazon links when applicable. 2021 was a year that I spent puzzling. Other than working (a lot) and … Read more
Ok, let’s see if a personal type of post will interest you at all. 🙂 I’ve mostly written information posts so I’m testing new waters now! In 2020, I completed 9 puzzles. It was a year my love of puzzles was rekindled after being dormant for a few decades (read more on my About page). … Read more
If you’ve been a puzzle fan for a while, you might have grown more interested in the history of jigsaw puzzles. Right? Well, I did too. I researched and researched.. and then wrote this little piece on jigsaw history that I hope you’ll enjoy. We’ll look into who invented jigsaw puzzles and everything that followed. … Read more
The higher the puzzle piece count and the more challenging motif, and you might start wondering whether jigsaw puzzles are a waste of time. Trust me, I’ve been there too, and I love puzzles. The answer to the question is a clear no. Don’t worry, I’ll elaborate on the why’s. To keep things as objective … Read more