I fairly recently discovered a new to me brand called Delfy. After a little research, I discovered to my delight that it is a new line of puzzles owned by Jacarou. Jacarou makes gorgeous, vivid puzzles full of intense color saturation, and they’re just a joy to build. I think perhaps the Delfy line is mostly AI driven, but to be honest with you that does not bother me at all. I know there’s currently a lot of controversy around…
The title alone on this puzzle makes me chuckle. I think most cats feel this way if they happen to live with a canine sibling. I’ve always said dogs have owners and cats have staff. It’s true though, most cats feel like you were put on this planet just to cater to their every whim — and only on their terms. Dogs love you unconditionally and just want to be close to you no matter where you are at the…
No, the letter “C” on my keyboard did not suddenly stop working nor did I forget how to spell. This is literally the name of a 500-piece puzzle I did some years ago by Anatolian. I recall liking it okay at the time. If I remember correctly the fit was decent too. For some reason looking at it now, I don’t think I was ever truly in love with the puzzle and I think it’s mostly because of the limited…
I wish I could say this puppy puzzle was fantastic as it is adorable, but quality on this one was less than optimal. It didn’t lay completely flat for some reason like most White Mountain puzzles I’ve done. The image reproduction was excellent, but in the finished image you could see where some pieces were slightly raised above the others. This was really annoying. I was happy to be finished with it, only to discover there was one piece missing….
If you can possibly look at this puzzle and those little faces and not smile — well then I have to seriously wonder if you’re even human! LOL This puzzle was sooo much fun to put together! Not only was the image adorable, but the quality of the pieces was amazing. Of course, as a small, 100-piece puzzle the pieces were rather large, but that’s to be expected when the biggest “do’er” of this type of puzzle is either young…