Ravensburger

I really enjoy Colin Thompson puzzles, they are always really fun to do and full of detail & humour.

This jigsaw from Ravensburger features a beach scene, by illustrator Andy Walker, full of lovely little details.

This 500 piece jigsaw is a little bit weird & wonderful, full of little details and objects. It is a mish-mash of colours, textures and shapes, making it really visually interesting and challenging to put together.

I enjoy challenging jigsaw puzzles, and this new Big Ben puzzle from Ravensburger definitely fits the bill. It is big, too – with 1155 pieces, it is over 1 metre tall.

I really enjoy Colin Thompson puzzles – his illustrations are fantastical and amusing, and I am a fan of his Curious Cupboards illustrations in particular. I used to haue an iPad case with his bookshelf illustration and loved it. This puzzle is the 5th in the series and I really liked putting it together.

You’ve got to love a good jigsaw session, and I tested out my new jigsaw board with this gorgeously whimsical Ravensburger puzzle recently.

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.