ISSUE 60 September 2010 THE OFFICIAL UK PUZZLE CLUB Hello friends! Here I am again about to launch our Christmas Jigsaw edition-We’ve selected both old and new to give all our new members the chance to pick up those they may have missed-Some are quite limited so if you want them, but don’t want them yet….let me ‘Jig’ know and I’ll put them aside for you The Jig is Up by one of our AMERICAN FRIENDS Patty Webdale A jigsaw puzzle is a lot like life. It makes you think out of the box, it comes in many pieces, and with concentration, determination and a little luck you can make a beautiful picture out of it. My passion for doing a jigsaw puzzle may be generic. I can see card tables of past generations set up in a living room covered with bits and pieces of cardboard. My grandmother was always building one and my dad had an attic filled with hundreds to choose from. I have daughters and grandkids who show promise as to harbouring the puzzle gene. What is the great allure of jigsaw puzzling? Sitting and staring at puzzle pieces, sometimes for minutes and possibly for hours is much like meditation to me. My mind concentrates on the task at hand. It is escapism at its finest. As I shift pieces around answers on other matters come to me. I have developed my own style of working a puzzle. I try to do the edges first, forming a border but one puzzle stymied me and I had to first put together a brick building and build the sky and water and ships around it. The border came incrementally. This was the dazzling Ships Aglow, 1500 pieces of frustration, challenge and ultimate victory. I make room to work within the frame. I pile similar colors up in mounds so as to resemble poker chips. I have names for the pieces such as hats, angels and shovels and when it gets down to the nitty gritty I chose shapes. No longer a novice I carefully scrutinize a possible purchase for too much snow or not enough contrast I have to admit that I feel a sense of pride or boost of self esteem when I do a puzzle. That is how it works for me. On a tough day I might put together two to five pieces before I give up but on a good day I might hook huge sections together and when I do? Ha, I think I am clever. I feel proud of myself, such as I do when sewing a dress or making a great recipe. Sometimes my hand is psychic and I pick up a piece at random and know exactly where it goes. A puzzle is a work of art, literally. At the height of the craze painters and illustrators were sought out to provide scenes for manufacturers. Artists were happy to get this kind of work during the Great Depression. By 1960 puzzle makers relied mostly on photographs, phasing out puzzle art. Chris McCann features 550 photos of puzzles in Master-Pieces, the Art History of Jigsaw Puzzles. Today the artist is in vogue again. My favorite puzzle artist is Nicky Bohme, the creator of most of the scenes that appeal to me. A scene has to be something that speaks to me personally. A favorite was a three foot long winter scene; showing kids playing in snow in the street and shop windows full of decorations. I noted a red convertible with a tree on the roof that was identical to a car we owned as a young family. I put the finished puzzle under glass on a desk. One day I noticed the title. It was Main St. of Stockbridge Massachusetts, painted by Norman Rockwell. I looked it up on MapQuest and went to visit my puzzle. Old and historical puzzles can be found at online auctions. If you are looking for a leisurely interest you may want to try your hand at this hobby. It is not for everyone. When I asked my husband ‘what is the first thing you would do if you were doing this puzzle?’ he told me he would leave it in the box. READ ABOUT Christmas Bonanza New Jigsaws & More. Official Puzzle selected Jigsaws Winning Ways An article from across the pond. Special Offers My (Jigs) Corner
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ISSUE 60
September 2010
THE OFFICIAL UK PUZZLE CLUB
Hello friends! Here I am again about to launch our Christmas Jigsaw edition-We’ve selected both old and new to give all our new members the chance to pick up those they may have missed-Some are quite limited so if you want them, but don’t want them yet….let me ‘Jig’ know and I’ll put them aside for you
The Jig is Upby one of our AMERICAN FRIENDS Patty Webdale A jigsaw puzzle is a lot like life. It makes you think out of the box, it comes in many pieces, and with concentration, determination and a little luck you can make a beautiful picture out of it. My passion for doing a jigsaw puzzle may be generic. I can see card tables of past generations set up in a living room covered with bits and pieces of cardboard. My grandmother was always building one and my dad had an attic filled with hundreds to choose from. I have daughters and grandkids who show promise as to harbouring the puzzle gene.
What is the great allure of jigsaw puzzling? Sitting and staring at puzzle pieces, sometimes for minutes and possibly for hours is much like meditation to me. My mind concentrates on the task at hand. It is escapism at its finest. As I shift pieces around answers on other matters come to me. I have developed my own style of working a puzzle. I try to do the edges first, forming a border but one puzzle stymied me and I had to first put together a brick building and build the sky and water and ships around it. The border came incrementally. This was the dazzling Ships Aglow, 1500 pieces of frustration, challenge and ultimate victory. I make room to work within the frame. I pile similar colors up in mounds so as to resemble poker chips. I have names for the pieces such as hats, angels and shovels and when it gets down to the nitty gritty I chose shapes. No longer a novice I carefully scrutinize a possible purchase for too much snow or not enough contrast
OFFICIAL PUZZLE CLUB SELECTED JIGSAWS
Twelve Days of Christmas - 1000pc Jigsaw by Rachel Arbuckle from Tailten Games - available at £14.00
Antique & Book Shop - 2 x 500pc Jigsaws by Falcon/Jumbo - available at £12.00
To order Twelve Days Christmas and/or Antique/Book Shop and/or Europa or any of the other products featured in this issue complete the Order form below and send with your remittance payable to: The Official UK Puzzle Club The Official UK Puzzle Club, PO Box 3351, Wokingham, Berkshire, RG41 2WE. (If you don’t want to spoil your newsletter, simply put your request on paper)
PUR341-Twelve Days of Christmas-1000pcFJ10991-Antique/Book Shop -2 x 500pcLectrr-Europa-1000pcR11529-Santas Snack-240pc PuzzleballR14158-Wheres Stig-500pcR14161-Doctor Who-500pcR14929-Tower Bridge-Glow in Dark-500pcR15177-Me to You Heart-500pcG2005-Christmas 2005 LE-1000pcG2007-Christmas Surprise-2007 LE-1000pcG2008-All Creatures Great & Small-2008 LE-1000pcG2009-Christmas Cheer-2009 LE-1000pcG2010-Santas Little Helpers-2010 LE-1000pcR19171-Santas Christmas Supper-2009-LE-1000pcR19251-Santas Flying Visit-2010-LE-1000pcR12648-Santas Wonderland-200pcSO59341-You better be Good-1000pcSO59341-Santas List-1000pcTG352-Yuletide-500pc/1000pcWM247-In a One Horse open Sleigh-1000 OVERSIZED31063-North Pole-500pc31064-Bearly Christmas-500pcR94700- 4 x Christmas Puzzle Balls-60pcR94771-Snowman Puzzleball-60pcED14110/G6025/G6026/PLG7340/PLG7350/PLG9318PLG9359/R15348/R15613/R19173/SPG158/SPG215PLG9131/PLG9234/R16338-(1500PC)
Price Quantity ValueCode No/Description14.0012.0010.0017.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00
14.0014.0014.0014.0014.0013.0013.00 8.00
12.0012.00
10.00/14.0012.0010.0010.0024.00
6.007.507.50
10.00
Postage & Packing £3.50£6.00 Total Value
Gold Members- Please deduct 10% from above prices, excl p&p
Name
Address
Postcode
Telephone
Membership No.
*Please attach cardholder’s details if different from above
I enclose cheque/postal order for value £ made payable to the Official UK Puzzle Club Please debit my Credit/Debit card for £ Card Type Master Card Visa Maestro/Solo *Card No: Issue No: Security Code : Valid From: Expiry Date : Signature:Please allow up to 28 days for delivery
Contact us: Official UK Puzzle Club, PO Box 3351, Wokingham, Berks RG41 2WE Telephone: 0118 978 9599 Fax: 0118 979 5077
Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Web Address: www.jigsaw-puzzle-club.co.uk Barneys Newsbox holds one of the largest puzzle selections available and caters for ALL sizes. Tel: 01539 435627
For Trevor Mitchells Fine Art originals and prints visit: www.nostalgicart.co.uk or telephone Trevor on 01274 589053
General Sales: Tel: 0118 978 9599 Helpline: retailers in your area, and general membership enquiries. Tel: 0118 978 9599
Back by request - Europa by Dutch artist Lectrr-1000pc comic Jigsaw
available at £14.00
DeluxePuzzle
1000
TM
TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS
RACHEL ARBUCKLE
I have to admit that I feel a sense of pride or boost of self esteem when I do a puzzle. That is how it works for me. On a tough day I might put together two to five pieces before I give up but on a good day I might hook huge sections together and when I do? Ha, I think I am clever. I feel proud of myself, such as I do when sewing a dress or making a great recipe. Sometimes my hand is psychic and I pick up a piece at random and know exactly where it goes.
A puzzle is a work of art, literally. At the height of the craze painters and illustrators were sought out to provide scenes for manufacturers. Artists were happy to get this kind of work during the Great Depression. By 1960 puzzle makers relied mostly on photographs, phasing out puzzle art. Chris McCann features 550 photos of puzzles in Master-Pieces, the Art History of Jigsaw Puzzles. Today the artist is in vogue again. My favorite puzzle artist is Nicky Bohme, the creator of most of the scenes that appeal to me. A scene has to be something that speaks to me personally. A favorite was a three foot long winter scene; showing kids playing in snow in the street and shop windows full of decorations. I noted a red convertible with a tree on the roof that was identical to a car we owned as a young family. I put the finished puzzle under glass on a desk. One day I noticed the title. It was Main St. of Stockbridge Massachusetts, painted by Norman Rockwell. I looked it up on MapQuest and went to visit my puzzle.
Old and historical puzzles can be found at online auctions. If you are looking for a leisurely interest you may want to try your hand at this hobby. It is not for everyone. When I asked my husband ‘what is the first thing you would do if you were doing this puzzle?’ he told me he would leave it in the box.
READ ABOUTChristmas BonanzaNew Jigsaws & More.Official Puzzle selected JigsawsWinning Ways
An article from across the pond. Special OffersMy (Jigs) Corner
Optional Next Day Carrier
And a few more bargains as promised Gifts For You & Yours
We can even gift wrap them and send a special message!
Christmas Selection 2010 – Limited Quantities
JIG’S CORNERQUESTIONS, INFORMATION & MOREEvent-Event-Event… Taking Place-23rd October @ Emmanual Church,Stoughton,Guilford.GU2 9SJ Over 300 completed jigsaw puzzles on display similar to an “art gallery” with details of artists, locations etc. These will be for sale. Boxed used puzzles and donated brand new sealed puzzles also for sale. All puzzles at very good prices! Games and sideshows all jigsaw puzzle related. Home made cakes and ploughman’s lunches. A fun event for all the family. Admission £1 adult accompanying children free. ALL FOR BBC CHILDREN IN NEED More Details? Contact: Police Community Support Officer Sheila Willis 07967 986569 email: [email protected]
Ravensburger 2010, Gibsons 2010, Wasgij 17, Christmas Wasgij 6 & Coronation Street Wasgij, have now been despatched for all our ‘reserve’ members, so if you haven’t received them, please let us know! We have only taken payments for those members whose details (CC/Debit) we have on file, so if you haven’t paid yet, we would be grateful to receive.
Finally, we have received and sent out the ‘back orders’ for the ‘Travelling by series… Sincere apologies for the long delay which was totally beyond our control.Again – if you haven’t received your back order, please let us know
Well! That’s all from me! Back to normal for October newsletter. If you’ve enjoyed August and September you might like to put in a good word for ME
Bye to all my Fans!
Jig
WINNING WAYSIssue 60Our fifth birthday falls on 15th September & to celebrate we’re sending anyone who shares this special date, (whatever the occasion) a 1000pc jigsaw of their choice. Simply let us know what you are celebrating and which Jigsaw you would like. By the 31st October please.
WINNING WAYS COMPETITION-ISSUE 58 Winner Lots of entries-Where Stig? Is based on Top Gear and our lucky winner is Ms P Pritchard from Great Barr. Your Jigsaw prize will be on its way very soon.
ED14110 Fairy Hollow 1000pc
R15348 Cat in the Garden - 1000pc
PLG9131 Bon Appetit1500 tri
R16338 Sleeping Kitty1500pc
R15613 Van GoghIris - 1000pc
R19173 Ed Hardy Geisha - 1000pc
SPG158 Flower Fairy Christmas 1000pc Circular
SPG215 Flower Fairy Year - 500pc
CircularPLG9359 Football
1000pc
PLG7340 Where’s Wally Pirate - 1000pc
PLG7350 Where’s Wally Aztecs - 1000pc
R11529 Santa’s Midnight Snack 240pc Puzzleball
R14158 Where’s Stig Stig’s in Space - 500pc
G2007 Christmas Surprise - Limited Edition - 1000pc
SO59341 Santa’s List - 1000pc
31063North Pole - 500pc
31064 Bearly christmas 500pc
R94700 Christmas Scene - 60pc x 4 R94771 VKK Snowman
TG352 Yuletide - 500pc/1000pc
WM247 In a One Horse open Sleigh
R19171 Santa’s Christmas Supper - R2009R12648 Santa’s Christmas
Wonderland - 200pc
SO19208 You better be good - 1000pc
R19251 R2010 Santas Flying Visit
G2008 Gibsons - Christmas LEAll creatures Great & Small
G2009 Christmas Cheer
R15177 Me to You Heart - 500pc
R14161 Doctor Who - 500pc
R14929 Tower Bridge - Starline - 500pc
PLG9234 Books Puzzle 1500pc
G6025 NG-Masterpieces 1000pc
G6026 NG-Impressionists 1000pc
(No extra discounts on these please)
(Readers letters back next month)500pc & 1000pc all at £7.50 –1500pc
@ £10.00 To order simply tick or ring code required on price list.
1500pc selection
PLG9318 CowBastin - 1000pc
James Hamilton Groveley Catalogue enclosed
We have enclosed a JHG catalogue with this issue. Please note that all products from this range will be despatched direct from the manufacturer so please order separately.
Prices are as follows: J.H.Groveley range: 500pc = £8.00
Classic Deluxe Range:
Please add postage (£3.50) for orders from this range
500pcCircular = £10.001000pc = £13.00
500pc = £7.001000pc =£10.00
G2005 Christmas Puzzle 2005
G2010 Santa’s Little Helper
And a few more bargains as promised Gifts For You & Yours
We can even gift wrap them and send a special message!
Christmas Selection 2010 – Limited Quantities
JIG’S CORNERQUESTIONS, INFORMATION & MOREEvent-Event-Event… Taking Place-23rd October @ Emmanual Church,Stoughton,Guilford.GU2 9SJ Over 300 completed jigsaw puzzles on display similar to an “art gallery” with details of artists, locations etc. These will be for sale. Boxed used puzzles and donated brand new sealed puzzles also for sale. All puzzles at very good prices! Games and sideshows all jigsaw puzzle related. Home made cakes and ploughman’s lunches. A fun event for all the family. Admission £1 adult accompanying children free. ALL FOR BBC CHILDREN IN NEED More Details? Contact: Police Community Support Officer Sheila Willis 07967 986569 email: [email protected]
Ravensburger 2010, Gibsons 2010, Wasgij 17, Christmas Wasgij 6 & Coronation Street Wasgij, have now been despatched for all our ‘reserve’ members, so if you haven’t received them, please let us know! We have only taken payments for those members whose details (CC/Debit) we have on file, so if you haven’t paid yet, we would be grateful to receive.
Finally, we have received and sent out the ‘back orders’ for the ‘Travelling by series… Sincere apologies for the long delay which was totally beyond our control.Again – if you haven’t received your back order, please let us know
Well! That’s all from me! Back to normal for October newsletter. If you’ve enjoyed August and September you might like to put in a good word for ME
Bye to all my Fans!
Jig
WINNING WAYSIssue 60Our fifth birthday falls on 15th September & to celebrate we’re sending anyone who shares this special date, (whatever the occasion) a 1000pc jigsaw of their choice. Simply let us know what you are celebrating and which Jigsaw you would like. By the 31st October please.
WINNING WAYS COMPETITION-ISSUE 58 Winner Lots of entries-Where Stig? Is based on Top Gear and our lucky winner is Ms P Pritchard from Great Barr. Your Jigsaw prize will be on its way very soon.
ED14110 Fairy Hollow 1000pc
R15348 Cat in the Garden - 1000pc
PLG9131 Bon Appetit1500 tri
R16338 Sleeping Kitty1500pc
R15613 Van GoghIris - 1000pc
R19173 Ed Hardy Geisha - 1000pc
SPG158 Flower Fairy Christmas 1000pc Circular
SPG215 Flower Fairy Year - 500pc
CircularPLG9359 Football
1000pc
PLG7340 Where’s Wally Pirate - 1000pc
PLG7350 Where’s Wally Aztecs - 1000pc
R11529 Santa’s Midnight Snack 240pc Puzzleball
R14158 Where’s Stig Stig’s in Space - 500pc
G2007 Christmas Surprise - Limited Edition - 1000pc
SO59341 Santa’s List - 1000pc
31063North Pole - 500pc
31064 Bearly christmas 500pc
R94700 Christmas Scene - 60pc x 4 R94771 VKK Snowman
TG352 Yuletide - 500pc/1000pc
WM247 In a One Horse open Sleigh
R19171 Santa’s Christmas Supper - R2009R12648 Santa’s Christmas
Wonderland - 200pc
SO19208 You better be good - 1000pc
R19251 R2010 Santas Flying Visit
G2008 Gibsons - Christmas LEAll creatures Great & Small
G2009 Christmas Cheer
R15177 Me to You Heart - 500pc
R14161 Doctor Who - 500pc
R14929 Tower Bridge - Starline - 500pc
PLG9234 Books Puzzle 1500pc
G6025 NG-Masterpieces 1000pc
G6026 NG-Impressionists 1000pc
(No extra discounts on these please)
(Readers letters back next month)500pc & 1000pc all at £7.50 –1500pc
@ £10.00 To order simply tick or ring code required on price list.
1500pc selection
PLG9318 CowBastin - 1000pc
James Hamilton Groveley Catalogue enclosed
We have enclosed a JHG catalogue with this issue. Please note that all products from this range will be despatched direct from the manufacturer so please order separately.
Prices are as follows: J.H.Groveley range: 500pc = £8.00
Classic Deluxe Range:
Please add postage (£3.50) for orders from this range
500pcCircular = £10.001000pc = £13.00
500pc = £7.001000pc =£10.00
G2005 Christmas Puzzle 2005
G2010 Santa’s Little Helper
ISSUE 60
September 2010
THE OFFICIAL UK PUZZLE CLUB
Hello friends! Here I am again about to launch our Christmas Jigsaw edition-We’ve selected both old and new to give all our new members the chance to pick up those they may have missed-Some are quite limited so if you want them, but don’t want them yet….let me ‘Jig’ know and I’ll put them aside for you
The Jig is Upby one of our AMERICAN FRIENDS Patty Webdale A jigsaw puzzle is a lot like life. It makes you think out of the box, it comes in many pieces, and with concentration, determination and a little luck you can make a beautiful picture out of it. My passion for doing a jigsaw puzzle may be generic. I can see card tables of past generations set up in a living room covered with bits and pieces of cardboard. My grandmother was always building one and my dad had an attic filled with hundreds to choose from. I have daughters and grandkids who show promise as to harbouring the puzzle gene.
What is the great allure of jigsaw puzzling? Sitting and staring at puzzle pieces, sometimes for minutes and possibly for hours is much like meditation to me. My mind concentrates on the task at hand. It is escapism at its finest. As I shift pieces around answers on other matters come to me. I have developed my own style of working a puzzle. I try to do the edges first, forming a border but one puzzle stymied me and I had to first put together a brick building and build the sky and water and ships around it. The border came incrementally. This was the dazzling Ships Aglow, 1500 pieces of frustration, challenge and ultimate victory. I make room to work within the frame. I pile similar colors up in mounds so as to resemble poker chips. I have names for the pieces such as hats, angels and shovels and when it gets down to the nitty gritty I chose shapes. No longer a novice I carefully scrutinize a possible purchase for too much snow or not enough contrast
OFFICIAL PUZZLE CLUB SELECTED JIGSAWS
Twelve Days of Christmas - 1000pc Jigsaw by Rachel Arbuckle from Tailten Games - available at £14.00
Antique & Book Shop - 2 x 500pc Jigsaws by Falcon/Jumbo - available at £12.00
To order Twelve Days Christmas and/or Antique/Book Shop and/or Europa or any of the other products featured in this issue complete the Order form below and send with your remittance payable to: The Official UK Puzzle Club The Official UK Puzzle Club, PO Box 3351, Wokingham, Berkshire, RG41 2WE. (If you don’t want to spoil your newsletter, simply put your request on paper)
PUR341-Twelve Days of Christmas-1000pcFJ10991-Antique/Book Shop -2 x 500pcLectrr-Europa-1000pcR11529-Santas Snack-240pc PuzzleballR14158-Wheres Stig-500pcR14161-Doctor Who-500pcR14929-Tower Bridge-Glow in Dark-500pcR15177-Me to You Heart-500pcG2005-Christmas 2005 LE-1000pcG2007-Christmas Surprise-2007 LE-1000pcG2008-All Creatures Great & Small-2008 LE-1000pcG2009-Christmas Cheer-2009 LE-1000pcG2010-Santas Little Helpers-2010 LE-1000pcR19171-Santas Christmas Supper-2009-LE-1000pcR19251-Santas Flying Visit-2010-LE-1000pcR12648-Santas Wonderland-200pcSO59341-You better be Good-1000pcSO59341-Santas List-1000pcTG352-Yuletide-500pc/1000pcWM247-In a One Horse open Sleigh-1000 OVERSIZED31063-North Pole-500pc31064-Bearly Christmas-500pcR94700- 4 x Christmas Puzzle Balls-60pcR94771-Snowman Puzzleball-60pcED14110/G6025/G6026/PLG7340/PLG7350/PLG9318PLG9359/R15348/R15613/R19173/SPG158/SPG215PLG9131/PLG9234/R16338-(1500PC)
Price Quantity ValueCode No/Description14.0012.0010.0017.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00
14.0014.0014.0014.0014.0013.0013.00 8.00
12.0012.00
10.00/14.0012.0010.0010.0024.00
6.007.507.50
10.00
Postage & Packing £3.50£6.00 Total Value
Gold Members- Please deduct 10% from above prices, excl p&p
Name
Address
Postcode
Telephone
Membership No.
*Please attach cardholder’s details if different from above
I enclose cheque/postal order for value £ made payable to the Official UK Puzzle Club Please debit my Credit/Debit card for £ Card Type Master Card Visa Maestro/Solo *Card No: Issue No: Security Code : Valid From: Expiry Date : Signature:Please allow up to 28 days for delivery
Contact us: Official UK Puzzle Club, PO Box 3351, Wokingham, Berks RG41 2WE Telephone: 0118 978 9599 Fax: 0118 979 5077
Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Web Address: www.jigsaw-puzzle-club.co.uk Barneys Newsbox holds one of the largest puzzle selections available and caters for ALL sizes. Tel: 01539 435627
For Trevor Mitchells Fine Art originals and prints visit: www.nostalgicart.co.uk or telephone Trevor on 01274 589053
General Sales: Tel: 0118 978 9599 Helpline: retailers in your area, and general membership enquiries. Tel: 0118 978 9599
Back by request - Europa by Dutch artist Lectrr-1000pc comic Jigsaw
available at £14.00
DeluxePuzzle
1000
TM
TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS
RACHEL ARBUCKLE
I have to admit that I feel a sense of pride or boost of self esteem when I do a puzzle. That is how it works for me. On a tough day I might put together two to five pieces before I give up but on a good day I might hook huge sections together and when I do? Ha, I think I am clever. I feel proud of myself, such as I do when sewing a dress or making a great recipe. Sometimes my hand is psychic and I pick up a piece at random and know exactly where it goes.
A puzzle is a work of art, literally. At the height of the craze painters and illustrators were sought out to provide scenes for manufacturers. Artists were happy to get this kind of work during the Great Depression. By 1960 puzzle makers relied mostly on photographs, phasing out puzzle art. Chris McCann features 550 photos of puzzles in Master-Pieces, the Art History of Jigsaw Puzzles. Today the artist is in vogue again. My favorite puzzle artist is Nicky Bohme, the creator of most of the scenes that appeal to me. A scene has to be something that speaks to me personally. A favorite was a three foot long winter scene; showing kids playing in snow in the street and shop windows full of decorations. I noted a red convertible with a tree on the roof that was identical to a car we owned as a young family. I put the finished puzzle under glass on a desk. One day I noticed the title. It was Main St. of Stockbridge Massachusetts, painted by Norman Rockwell. I looked it up on MapQuest and went to visit my puzzle.
Old and historical puzzles can be found at online auctions. If you are looking for a leisurely interest you may want to try your hand at this hobby. It is not for everyone. When I asked my husband ‘what is the first thing you would do if you were doing this puzzle?’ he told me he would leave it in the box.
READ ABOUTChristmas BonanzaNew Jigsaws & More.Official Puzzle selected JigsawsWinning Ways
An article from across the pond. Special OffersMy (Jigs) Corner
Optional Next Day Carrier
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