I love, love, LOVED this puzzle! It was so much fun to work on from the first piece to the last. The quality was fabulous, the feel of the pieces pretty divine, and the color saturation made it vibrant and gorgeous.

This was my first puzzle by the brand Enjoy! and it certainly will not be my last. I have several more in my collection and am really looking forward to doing all of them. I had an earlier in progress post of this puzzle where I shared some of my early thoughts on the build so I will try not to repeat everything I said there again, but man oh man what a pretty puzzle.

Randy helped with this one a bit too, although I think for once in the last 5 or so puzzles, I did more of it than he did. LOL

I couldn’t stop wanting to work on it which is always a good sign with me. If I am yearning to get back to an in progress puzzle it’s because I’m having so much fun with it that I just don’t want to stop. The build here was pretty easy with the exception of some of the glittery areas under the bridge and a little bit on the trees. The rest of the image was actually pretty easy to assemble.

I absolutely love the house! Isn’t it beautful? It looks like it would be such a sweet and cozy home to live in for sure. The sky in the background was a lot of fun to assemble too and not difficult at all given all the color variations.

This bridge was actually the first thing I assembled after the border as it was really easy to spot and pull out the white railings. It went together pretty quickly and I loved it.

I am passing this puzzle on to my bestest puzzle pal, Stacey, and I’m pretty confident she will love it too. Although, I’m sad to say there is unfortunately one piece missing. We only worked on it at the dining room table so my best guess is that it fell onto the carpet below the table and got scooped up by our Roomba-style vacuum we lovingly call “Wally”.

Have you ever tried an Enjoy! brand puzzle? If so, what did you think? Would love to hear about others who have tried the brand too.

All done! Isn’t she lovely?