I'm a HUGE fan of wooden puzzles! ❤️ Their difficulty level is just perfect: I get a nice fun challenge without having to put together thousands of pieces, so they are perfect for small spaces! 🙂 And I adore the surprising piece shapes and how they eventually go together! ❤️
Totally agree! I was surprised that I enjoyed them even though it was a completely different challenge, and those pieces really are TOO CUTE! I can't wait to try other brands 😁 I think I've already become quite a fan of wooden puzzles!
I have only done a couple of wooden puzzles myself, though with a bit more pieces than yours. The latest wooden puzzle I did was a 500 piece puzzle from Ravensburger. A puzzle with a under the sea picture. Did not do much sorting, as I only sorted out the whimsies (puzzle pieces that is in the shape of an animal). Just turned all the pieces the the right side up, and spread them out on a piece of painter-canvas cardboard. And yes, it is common for wooden puzzles to not stick as much together as an ordinary puzzle. But misfits are not common, the pieces being cut wood. So they, the puzzle pieces, are quite satisfying putting together.
I did not know Ravensburger has wooden puzzles, how interesting! Did you enjoy your experiences? I have to agree with you, the pieces may not stay together, but they are soo satisfying to put together. I love when those intricate cuts sit so well together.
@@thepuzzledmandy I did not know either until I saw some for sale at an online store. Had to try one out. Picked one out of the four that they had available. They also had a couple of 150 piece Ravensburger wooden puzzles, but I went woth 500 straight away as I had done a wooden puzzle before with a few hundred pieces. And doing the Ravensburger wooden puzzle was an enjoyable experience putting it all together. Would probably do more such puzzles, if they were not so expensive. About 3 times as costly compared to an ordinary 500 piece Ravensburcer jigsaw puzzle. So it is not something to collect every puzzle of, but rather something to treat yourself to once in a while.
@@malelonewolf80 Woah, that's sounds too expensive for my budget 😅 But like you said, probably a good thing to treat yourself with every now and then. I guess if the quality and experience is worth it, then why not right.
I had one like that and i did it on a piece of flannel so it didn't move apart. It was very frustrating until i figured that out! The high quality wooden puzzles are way different and truly connect with bigger pieces. Artifact ones are real nice and different but above my budget.
That’s a great tip, thank you! I’m looking forward to trying a higher quality set and seeing how it compares. I do hear they can be quite expensive 💸 If I get one it’ll have to be an image I REALLY like 😂
Hi Mandy, loved these, very beautiful. They are not as easy as they seem to be eh! the wooden ones are really high quality on temu. I must have a dozen of them 😁
Hey Ric! They certainly are tricky, but I was surprised that I enjoyed it 😁I don't know too much about wooden puzzle qualities, but I was quite surprised how nice the Temu sets really were. I can't wait to start comparing them to other well known brands.
Thank you for the honest review glad you enjoyed in the end!!! The owl looked HARD!! I saw in the comments a subscriber is going to send you a Liberty wooden puzzle and you have a Wentworth.... I like Temu for the low cost, the other brands are very expensive... I hope you do a video comparing all the brands, I would be interested in just how much better the expensive are.. if they are and worth the extra cost.. I have only done the Temu ones and love them, I have maybe 10 of the rectangle ones... the loose fit does not bother me.. I have said before , I make a "frame" for them and do not struggle at all........ yes something different for a change!!!! Hope your week goes well and you keep cool !!!!
Thank you for gifting them! The owl was definitely more challenging, but I think that was only because there were more pieces involved. I must say, they were absolutely beautiful to stare at once they were completed. Those colors just popped on my table. I definitely plan to compare other brands, as I'm also curious about how much better the more expensive ones are. So far, I really like the Temu sets, and they were a perfect start to my wooden puzzle journey. I'm really looking forward to trying a lot more! Hope your week goes well too! And speaking of keeping cool...I was melting at work today 🤣
I've done a few wooden puzzles so far. My favorite brand, even though it's a bit pricey, is Nautilus. It isn't going to matter the piece count, the wooden ones with piece shapes like this are always going to be loose fitting. I do my wooden puzzles on a surface that isn't smooth. Helps keep them in place. :)
I'll be looking up Nautilus, thank you! I'm starting to think that the loose fit is just the nature of wooden puzzles. Just part of the whole challenge, and what sets them apart. But that's ok! I'm looking forward to completing many more 😁
I have a couple of the inexpensive sets from Temu. I enjoyed them and thought they were great for the price. If I found one at the thrift store, I'd buy it for sure.
I was very surprised that I found the whole experience quite fun considering I was so nervous at first. I thought I'd never figure it out! The piece shapes are truly amazing, and what was even more amazing was how they all fit together. Have you tried many before?
Oh you should at least try a small set just to get a feel for it. It's certainly an interesting experience, and fun (at least to me LOL). I can see why it's not for everyone, but I recommend you experience it at least once.
I loved wooden puzzles. I have a subscription to Anthology puzzles and pay $30 a month. They have many different artists they use. I also enjoy Nautilus Puzzles. They are definitely on the pricier side. Also a few other more generic brands oh and some Dowdle. Also sharing with my favorite RUclips a sale going on at a Canadian store called Tri-M Specialty products. Sale 50-65% of selected puzzles. I have purchased from them in the past. Let's just say I forgot I had a budget!
I've considered several subscription services, but I don't know whether I should do it or not, and which one to go with. Do you feel like it's worth it? And wow, that's a great sale!!! I think the best sale I've seen around me is 40% off sets. Why do our budgets try to get in the way of our fun?!
@thepuzzledmandy Anthology is a wooden puzzle subscription where you keep the puzzle and not return it. If you enjoy the wooden puzzles with whimsy pieces it is fun to have. I like to redo them. Also, if you do a wooden puzzle on a fabric or felt surface it stays in place better. And yes, there is never enough money for puzzles!
I like wooden puzzles but I’ve only done Wentworth as they are easy to get in the U.K. The Wentworth ones do have proper jigsaw pieces and the whimsies slot in so they hold together better than those ones. However, those two you have are really cute.
I'll most likely be working on my first Wentworth this winter, as the image I have is a snowy scene. I'd be curious to know how it compares to the Liberty puzzle I just tried.
I think we have the same shelves!! I've done several wooden puzzle brands and have enjoyed a lot of them. Wentworth, Anthology, Unidragon , couple random brands and recently did a Trefl. Good luck with your channel!
These shelves are the best! I wish I can add another to my puzzle room but there's just nowhere to put it 😂Oh I haven't heard of Unidragon before, and I didn't know Trefl did them as well. I'll put those on my list to look up, thank you! And thank you for the well wishes! I've been watching you for quite some time! But don't take that in a creepy way, I just mean your channel 🤣
It really is a different experience and does take a lot of patience. I was always afraid of attempting this, but I'm happy I started with smaller count sets. Definitely was a great intro into the world of wooden puzzles. I'm really looking forward to trying out higher count sets now. Good luck with yours!
I’ve done several wooden puzzles and they are all quite similar. You just look at them and they fall apart! No more for me, as I find them quite frustrating when they do that! ☹️
It was a bit annoying that it would all move apart at the slightest touch, especially with the turtle. It didn’t happen as much with the owl, but it held on pretty well once it was all completed. I guess that’s the big challenge with these kinds of sets.
Those are beautiful. I have only done one by Woodbest and it was really good, but I have a love/hate thing with those adorable whimsy pieces 😂. I have a Christmas Wentworth one waiting for me soon!
I haven't heard of Woodbest, so I'll be putting that on my list of brands to try, thank you. I have a Wentworth that I'm really looking forward to trying as well.
I picked up a Woodsbest 197 piece puzzle a couple years ago. Once I opened it, I was totally intimidated, and put it away, lol. You've motivated me to try again, but I think I'll find a little one first. As for sorting, I used to just sort by color. After watching a couple of your videos I started sorting more by object, like buildings versus landscapes or animals. Made a huge difference. Thanks!
I'm happy to know that my sorting ideas have helped you with your puzzles! I'm also excited to know that I've motivated you to give wooden puzzles another go 👍 And if you are as scared as I was, then yes, try something smaller. It'll help you get used to the process and the intricacies of putting these together. It's definitely a different experience, but I'm looking forward to trying others. Let me know what you think to your first experience when you've finished it!
It is super different, and I can see why it's not for everyone. But I was surprised that I actually figured it out, and on top of that, I really enjoyed it! I definitely plan to try out many others and start comparing brands.
They are beautiful puzzles. I am going to start my first wooden puzzle today. It is in the shape of a dog :) I just got 2 more, a toucan bird and an owl.
Mandy, I started working on it and I felt like I was playing the board game "Operation" on opposite mode, lol. I had to make precise and careful movements every time I placed a piece so it wouldn't fall apart, but I liked it a lot. It is a cool challenge and a fun one too. Still working on it on and off, it is a 200-piece count :) @@thepuzzledmandy
Old wooden puzzles were traditionally cut by hand on a scroll saw, so it was difficult and time consuming to make fully-interlocking pieces. If modern wooden puzzles are cut by a computer programed laser, one would think they could program/design the puzzle pieces to be more interlocking? Maybe it's tradition that the new wooden pieces still fit loose, or maybe the manufacturer has other reasons? Would be interesting to find out. Another difference is that when cutting wood, the blade or laser removes material and leaves a space between pieces, it's called the kerf. When they stamp a cardboard puzzle, there is no kerf. Perhaps the traditionally shaped male-female puzzle piece just won't work with wood because of the kerf.
That's very interesting to know! I honestly don't know that much about puzzles, and I love hearing facts about them. I almost think wooden puzzles are meant to have this kind of intricacy/challenge to them. It's just their nature. It really does set them apart from any other type of puzzle I know.
Perfect timing friend!! Just got a Temu wooden puzzle two days ago and really looking forward to tinkering with it. They have a fab prize and seem to be really good quality!
Awesome, I hope you enjoy it. I was surprised I did 😂 I don't know anything about wooden puzzles, but I honestly thought the Temu sets were great. My favorite thing about them had to be the colors! I couldn't stop staring at my completed animals on the table LOL.
ROKR and Robotime are the 2 companies of wooden puzzles I have bought from and they seem pretty good quality. Nice to see you go beyond your comfort zone, Mandy. Not many ppl do that 🙂 I like the owl most. Just wondering if it comes with "glow-in-the-dark" eyes so you can scare the crap out of yourself at night time if you hang it up on a wall lol
Thank you Ernie! I'll look up those two brands, as I'm trying to see which ones I'll be doing comparison videos with. Glowing eyes staring at me in the dark will for sure keep me up at nights. Good thing I'm a big coffee drinker though. I can keep myself going with very little sleep 🤣
A friend of mine gave me a wooden puzzle called The Sun God. He complained about the puzzle not staying together and moving around on him as he put it together. I knew from watching videos about wooden puzzles that there aren't really any connections to keep the pieces together like a regular jigsaw puzzle so I wasn't surprised. When I put it together, I was a bit annoyed by pieces moving around as I tried to put in a piece somewhere but I got over it. I did become slightly obsessed with getting it finished though. I think it was just the challenge of the way it all fit together. I had a lot of fun with it but I haven't tried any other wooden puzzles yet.
I was surprised at how much I enjoyed working on it. I also feel like the whole challenge of keeping it all together is pretty much just the nature of it. It's definitely a different experience, and not something for everyone. And like you, I kind of became obsessed with finishing it, like it was something I just had to conquer! I'm super happy I tried it out, and I'm really looking forward to trying many others.
I love wooden animal puzzles. My only issue is that feel that they are pretty similar no matter what brand… I have seen almost identical owl puzzles to mine. More unique puzzles would be highly appreciated.
I can definitely see why it's not for everyone. I was honestly surprised that I not only figured it out, but that I actually enjoyed the process. The loose fit was tedious to work with, but I almost think that's a major part of the whole challenge. Let's see what I think to more difficult sets 😂
Oh my goodness, I have no words. I so appreciate your thoughtfulness, thank you so much! Now I really need to look up Liberty and see how strong of a challenge you mean. 🧐
I'm a HUGE fan of wooden puzzles! ❤️ Their difficulty level is just perfect: I get a nice fun challenge without having to put together thousands of pieces, so they are perfect for small spaces! 🙂 And I adore the surprising piece shapes and how they eventually go together! ❤️
Totally agree! I was surprised that I enjoyed them even though it was a completely different challenge, and those pieces really are TOO CUTE! I can't wait to try other brands 😁 I think I've already become quite a fan of wooden puzzles!
I have only done a couple of wooden puzzles myself, though with a bit more pieces than yours. The latest wooden puzzle I did was a 500 piece puzzle from Ravensburger. A puzzle with a under the sea picture. Did not do much sorting, as I only sorted out the whimsies (puzzle pieces that is in the shape of an animal). Just turned all the pieces the the right side up, and spread them out on a piece of painter-canvas cardboard. And yes, it is common for wooden puzzles to not stick as much together as an ordinary puzzle. But misfits are not common, the pieces being cut wood. So they, the puzzle pieces, are quite satisfying putting together.
I did not know Ravensburger has wooden puzzles, how interesting! Did you enjoy your experiences? I have to agree with you, the pieces may not stay together, but they are soo satisfying to put together. I love when those intricate cuts sit so well together.
@@thepuzzledmandy I did not know either until I saw some for sale at an online store. Had to try one out. Picked one out of the four that they had available. They also had a couple of 150 piece Ravensburger wooden puzzles, but I went woth 500 straight away as I had done a wooden puzzle before with a few hundred pieces. And doing the Ravensburger wooden puzzle was an enjoyable experience putting it all together. Would probably do more such puzzles, if they were not so expensive. About 3 times as costly compared to an ordinary 500 piece Ravensburcer jigsaw puzzle. So it is not something to collect every puzzle of, but rather something to treat yourself to once in a while.
@@malelonewolf80 Woah, that's sounds too expensive for my budget 😅 But like you said, probably a good thing to treat yourself with every now and then. I guess if the quality and experience is worth it, then why not right.
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I had one like that and i did it on a piece of flannel so it didn't move apart. It was very frustrating until i figured that out!
The high quality wooden puzzles are way different and truly connect with bigger pieces.
Artifact ones are real nice and different but above my budget.
That’s a great tip, thank you! I’m looking forward to trying a higher quality set and seeing how it compares. I do hear they can be quite expensive 💸 If I get one it’ll have to be an image I REALLY like 😂
Hi Mandy, loved these, very beautiful. They are not as easy as they seem to be eh! the wooden ones are really high quality on temu. I must have a dozen of them 😁
Hey Ric! They certainly are tricky, but I was surprised that I enjoyed it 😁I don't know too much about wooden puzzle qualities, but I was quite surprised how nice the Temu sets really were. I can't wait to start comparing them to other well known brands.
Thank you for the honest review glad you enjoyed in the end!!! The owl looked HARD!! I saw in the comments a subscriber is going to send you a Liberty wooden puzzle and you have a Wentworth.... I like Temu for the low cost, the other brands are very expensive... I hope you do a video comparing all the brands, I would be interested in just how much better the expensive are.. if they are and worth the extra cost.. I have only done the Temu ones and love them, I have maybe 10 of the rectangle ones... the loose fit does not bother me.. I have said before , I make a "frame" for them and do not struggle at all........ yes something different for a change!!!! Hope your week goes well and you keep cool !!!!
Thank you for gifting them! The owl was definitely more challenging, but I think that was only because there were more pieces involved. I must say, they were absolutely beautiful to stare at once they were completed. Those colors just popped on my table. I definitely plan to compare other brands, as I'm also curious about how much better the more expensive ones are. So far, I really like the Temu sets, and they were a perfect start to my wooden puzzle journey. I'm really looking forward to trying a lot more!
Hope your week goes well too! And speaking of keeping cool...I was melting at work today 🤣
The wooden puzzles are beautiful. Other brands are Woodsbest, Liberty, Unidragon, and Artifact. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the recommendations! I have to look these up now 💸💸💸
I've done a few wooden puzzles so far. My favorite brand, even though it's a bit pricey, is Nautilus. It isn't going to matter the piece count, the wooden ones with piece shapes like this are always going to be loose fitting. I do my wooden puzzles on a surface that isn't smooth. Helps keep them in place. :)
I'll be looking up Nautilus, thank you! I'm starting to think that the loose fit is just the nature of wooden puzzles. Just part of the whole challenge, and what sets them apart. But that's ok! I'm looking forward to completing many more 😁
I have a couple of the inexpensive sets from Temu. I enjoyed them and thought they were great for the price. If I found one at the thrift store, I'd buy it for sure.
I’m curious how these Temu’s compare to other major brands. I feel like they were very good, and would definitely get more of them.
Liberty wooden puzzles!!
Ooo thank you. I’ll look it up!
I'm fascinated with wooden puzzles. Those look like they were really fun!
I was very surprised that I found the whole experience quite fun considering I was so nervous at first. I thought I'd never figure it out! The piece shapes are truly amazing, and what was even more amazing was how they all fit together. Have you tried many before?
Beautiful Mandy!! I have never done a wooden puzzle. I hear that Wentworth is a really nice brand! Thank you for sharing 🙂🙂🧩🧩
Oh you should at least try a small set just to get a feel for it. It's certainly an interesting experience, and fun (at least to me LOL). I can see why it's not for everyone, but I recommend you experience it at least once.
I loved wooden puzzles. I have a subscription to Anthology puzzles and pay $30 a month. They have many different artists they use. I also enjoy Nautilus Puzzles. They are definitely on the pricier side. Also a few other more generic brands oh and some Dowdle. Also sharing with my favorite RUclips a sale going on at a Canadian store called Tri-M Specialty products. Sale 50-65% of selected puzzles. I have purchased from them in the past. Let's just say I forgot I had a budget!
I've considered several subscription services, but I don't know whether I should do it or not, and which one to go with. Do you feel like it's worth it? And wow, that's a great sale!!! I think the best sale I've seen around me is 40% off sets. Why do our budgets try to get in the way of our fun?!
@thepuzzledmandy Anthology is a wooden puzzle subscription where you keep the puzzle and not return it. If you enjoy the wooden puzzles with whimsy pieces it is fun to have. I like to redo them. Also, if you do a wooden puzzle on a fabric or felt surface it stays in place better.
And yes, there is never enough money for puzzles!
I like wooden puzzles but I’ve only done Wentworth as they are easy to get in the U.K. The Wentworth ones do have proper jigsaw pieces and the whimsies slot in so they hold together better than those ones. However, those two you have are really cute.
I'll most likely be working on my first Wentworth this winter, as the image I have is a snowy scene. I'd be curious to know how it compares to the Liberty puzzle I just tried.
I think we have the same shelves!! I've done several wooden puzzle brands and have enjoyed a lot of them. Wentworth, Anthology, Unidragon , couple random brands and recently did a Trefl. Good luck with your channel!
These shelves are the best! I wish I can add another to my puzzle room but there's just nowhere to put it 😂Oh I haven't heard of Unidragon before, and I didn't know Trefl did them as well. I'll put those on my list to look up, thank you!
And thank you for the well wishes! I've been watching you for quite some time! But don't take that in a creepy way, I just mean your channel 🤣
I'm Learning To Do Wooden Puzzles, I Takes A Lot Of Patience, I'm Sure You Got this!!!!
It really is a different experience and does take a lot of patience. I was always afraid of attempting this, but I'm happy I started with smaller count sets. Definitely was a great intro into the world of wooden puzzles. I'm really looking forward to trying out higher count sets now. Good luck with yours!
I’ve done several wooden puzzles and they are all quite similar. You just look at them and they fall apart! No more for me, as I find them quite frustrating when they do that! ☹️
It was a bit annoying that it would all move apart at the slightest touch, especially with the turtle. It didn’t happen as much with the owl, but it held on pretty well once it was all completed. I guess that’s the big challenge with these kinds of sets.
Those are beautiful. I have only done one by Woodbest and it was really good, but I have a love/hate thing with those adorable whimsy pieces 😂. I have a Christmas Wentworth one waiting for me soon!
I haven't heard of Woodbest, so I'll be putting that on my list of brands to try, thank you. I have a Wentworth that I'm really looking forward to trying as well.
I picked up a Woodsbest 197 piece puzzle a couple years ago. Once I opened it, I was totally intimidated, and put it away, lol. You've motivated me to try again, but I think I'll find a little one first. As for sorting, I used to just sort by color. After watching a couple of your videos I started sorting more by object, like buildings versus landscapes or animals. Made a huge difference. Thanks!
I'm happy to know that my sorting ideas have helped you with your puzzles! I'm also excited to know that I've motivated you to give wooden puzzles another go 👍 And if you are as scared as I was, then yes, try something smaller. It'll help you get used to the process and the intricacies of putting these together. It's definitely a different experience, but I'm looking forward to trying others. Let me know what you think to your first experience when you've finished it!
I did my first wooden puzzle recently and I was surprised at what a different puzzling experience it was.
It is super different, and I can see why it's not for everyone. But I was surprised that I actually figured it out, and on top of that, I really enjoyed it! I definitely plan to try out many others and start comparing brands.
I love turtles and this puzzle is adorable. If I get this one I’ll probably glue it when I get done. Great video as usual.
It’s was a really fun and cute set to put together. I didn’t think about glueing it at the time though! That’s an idea for another set 😀
They are beautiful puzzles. I am going to start my first wooden puzzle today. It is in the shape of a dog :) I just got 2 more, a toucan bird and an owl.
Sending you lots of good luck! I'll be curious to hear what you think to the whole experience! Hope you enjoy them.
Mandy, I started working on it and I felt like I was playing the board game "Operation" on opposite mode, lol. I had to make precise and careful movements every time I placed a piece so it wouldn't fall apart, but I liked it a lot. It is a cool challenge and a fun one too. Still working on it on and off, it is a 200-piece count :) @@thepuzzledmandy
This was such fun to watch. You made it look so easy. The colors are so pretty.
Happy you enjoyed it😁 Honestly, I surprised myself with these sets, especially the turtle. I couldn’t believe I put it together so quickly.
Old wooden puzzles were traditionally cut by hand on a scroll saw, so it was difficult and time consuming to make fully-interlocking pieces. If modern wooden puzzles are cut by a computer programed laser, one would think they could program/design the puzzle pieces to be more interlocking? Maybe it's tradition that the new wooden pieces still fit loose, or maybe the manufacturer has other reasons? Would be interesting to find out.
Another difference is that when cutting wood, the blade or laser removes material and leaves a space between pieces, it's called the kerf. When they stamp a cardboard puzzle, there is no kerf. Perhaps the traditionally shaped male-female puzzle piece just won't work with wood because of the kerf.
That's very interesting to know! I honestly don't know that much about puzzles, and I love hearing facts about them.
I almost think wooden puzzles are meant to have this kind of intricacy/challenge to them. It's just their nature. It really does set them apart from any other type of puzzle I know.
Perfect timing friend!! Just got a Temu wooden puzzle two days ago and really looking forward to tinkering with it. They have a fab prize and seem to be really good quality!
Awesome, I hope you enjoy it. I was surprised I did 😂 I don't know anything about wooden puzzles, but I honestly thought the Temu sets were great. My favorite thing about them had to be the colors! I couldn't stop staring at my completed animals on the table LOL.
ROKR and Robotime are the 2 companies of wooden puzzles I have bought from and they seem pretty good quality.
Nice to see you go beyond your comfort zone, Mandy. Not many ppl do that 🙂
I like the owl most. Just wondering if it comes with "glow-in-the-dark" eyes so you can scare the crap out of yourself at night time if you hang it up on a wall lol
Thank you Ernie! I'll look up those two brands, as I'm trying to see which ones I'll be doing comparison videos with.
Glowing eyes staring at me in the dark will for sure keep me up at nights. Good thing I'm a big coffee drinker though. I can keep myself going with very little sleep 🤣
@@thepuzzledmandy Are you going to name the Owl? Forgotten Harry Potters owls name....Hedgewig? 😀
I like StumpCraft, Hidden Piece Puzzles, and Wentworth. That are pricey, and a completely different experience.
Ooo I have to look up StumpCraft and Hidden Piece Puzzles, I've never heard of them. I can't wait to start comparing all these brands.
A friend of mine gave me a wooden puzzle called The Sun God. He complained about the puzzle not staying together and moving around on him as he put it together. I knew from watching videos about wooden puzzles that there aren't really any connections to keep the pieces together like a regular jigsaw puzzle so I wasn't surprised. When I put it together, I was a bit annoyed by pieces moving around as I tried to put in a piece somewhere but I got over it. I did become slightly obsessed with getting it finished though. I think it was just the challenge of the way it all fit together. I had a lot of fun with it but I haven't tried any other wooden puzzles yet.
I was surprised at how much I enjoyed working on it. I also feel like the whole challenge of keeping it all together is pretty much just the nature of it. It's definitely a different experience, and not something for everyone. And like you, I kind of became obsessed with finishing it, like it was something I just had to conquer! I'm super happy I tried it out, and I'm really looking forward to trying many others.
I really cannot get into wooden puzzles but have tried smaller ones.
They are definitely not for everyone. I'm glad I did enjoy them 🙂
😮😮😮😮 those colors tho….🫶🫶🫶
I know! Especially on the owl. Against the color of my puzzle table, it kind of reminded of what a freshly done tattoo looks like.
I love wooden animal puzzles. My only issue is that feel that they are pretty similar no matter what brand… I have seen almost identical owl puzzles to mine. More unique puzzles would be highly appreciated.
This is very interesting. I’m gonna start looking more into wooden puzzles to see what else there is out there.
If its of temu thay dont have the numbers of peace on them my mum gave me a wooding one from temu
Alright that’s good to know! Thank you😃
Your wellcome
Only tried wentworth
I'm looking forward to trying my Wentworth set. Do you like wooden puzzles? What did you think to Wentworth?
@@thepuzzledmandy I liked it so I bought two more but the fit does get some getting used to !😀
I like a wooden puzzle from time to time but I am not the biggest fan.
I can definitely see why it's not for everyone. I was honestly surprised that I not only figured it out, but that I actually enjoyed the process. The loose fit was tedious to work with, but I almost think that's a major part of the whole challenge. Let's see what I think to more difficult sets 😂
I'm going to send you a Liberty puzzle - you'll be challenged but you'll enjoy it!!
That's so thoughtful and kind of you to that. Laughing because of the challenge, but she'll definitely will have fun🧩🧩
Oh my goodness, I have no words. I so appreciate your thoughtfulness, thank you so much! Now I really need to look up Liberty and see how strong of a challenge you mean. 🧐
Oh boy, the fact that you’re laughing about the challenge makes me worried 😬😬😬
You'll see they are great puzzles and this one is a Halloween picture and I think it's 500 pieces.
Your puzzle is on the way have fun!!