I am a big fan of jigsaw puzzles – I find them really relaxing to do and a great way to wind down my brain if I have a lot on my mind. Once problem with jigsaws though is they need a decent sized flat surface to do them on – not always easy to find in a house full of kids!
There is something inherently fun about emojis and they are everywhere these days. Both Georgie and Lydia love the huge range of different faces and images out there, and this new emoji jigsaw from Ravensburger includes many of their favourites.
This jigsaw depicts several photos of the beautiful Hampton Court Palace, merges together to make a really visually interesting picture, and an enjoyable puzzle to solve.
As regular readers know, I love a good jigsaw. I find them challenging yet relaxing, and putting that final piece into place is oh so satisfying! Ravensburger sent me this funny Horsing Around jigsaw, the first in a new series of Selfies jigsaws, poking fun at the selfie trend that is so popular.
Georgie & Lydia both seem to have inherited my love of jigsaws, and really love these wooden jigsaw puzzles that Wentworth surprised us with a few months ago.
The first in Ravensburger’s new Haven series, this Craft Shed jigsaw is just lovely. I want a craft shed just like the one pictured in the jigsaw – a calm, cosy corner just to myself with a gorgeous view out onto a garden!
I love doing jigsaw puzzles – they are so relaxing and satisfying to complete, and it is something I love to do in the evenings. A screen free activity that gives me a bit of “me time” and chills me out.
This gift set from Parragon Books includes both a storybook and a double sided jigsaw. The illustrations are really fun, with bright colours and amusing cartoon animals. The book is a counting book, going up from one to ten, with different species of animals on each page, that have escaped from the zoo.
As part of our twitter party, we are challenging the children to make their own Inside Out jigsaw puzzles. To join in the fun, you need to have a picture printed onto some card, some felt pens/crayons, a ruler, a pen, and a pair of scissors. It’s also handy to have a small bag to keep …
We really love twitter parties in this house – the kids get to have fun with their friends, play with some new toys, and enjoy some games. No to mention the twitter side of things – chatting about the brands we love online, giving people the chance to win great prizes, and having a great time …
