Ecru Puzzles - Iris Scott The Discussion Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle
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This is a 197 piece Ecru wooden jigsaw puzzle of "The Discussion" by fingerpainter Iris Scott. Our Ecru puzzles line is characterized by a closer cut and a matte finish to reduce glare. The puzzle design by Tara Flannery and Maelynn Hann consists of thoughtful, uniquely-shaped pieces with just a couple whimsies. The edge is decorative. This puzzle is average hard. Like all our puzzles, laser-cut from 1/4" thick wood. Packaged in our blue box with magnetic clasp. Made in USA.
11.25" by 11.25"
Manufacturer recommended age: 15 years and up
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Renee in NH - Review from Hoefnagel Puzzle Club
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Super fun!
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Bonnie B.
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Loved this puzzle. The colors are rich. The puzzle shows beauty comes in all sizes--large and tiny. Though only 197 pieces, the puzzle designer still made it interesting with the various puzzle piece shapes and interlocking. I like the Ecru line where the puzzle lines are not as visible. I highly recommend.
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Dorrit, OH
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Absolutely loved!!
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Mark C
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Loved this puzzle from just seeing the image and wasn't disappointed. While not too large or hard, this is a great puzzle
which is just fun to put together - great cutting with a few whimsies - good for beginner or experienced puzzler. u'll have fun doing this!
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L.L.
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I love this puzzle...the colors are so vibrant. In fact it's the only ecru puzzle I own at this point, because I usually prefer to purchase puzzles in Artifact's standard line: Colors in that line are brighter because of the glossy surface; and the unique, clever design cuts show up more since they are not meant to disappear into the background. I look at it this way: I'm buying an artistic wooden puzzle, not a print of a painting. But in any case, The Discussion holds up very well to the Ecru treatment, since this is a puzzle where the artwork should and does take center stage.