Buffalo Games - Charles Wysocki - The Three Sisters - 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle

Me encantó la imagen, pero algunas piezas no estaban bien pegadas, una se separó en tres partes.

After most of the puzzle was assembled, the only thing left was the humongous cloud. There is nothing fun -- to me or my husband -- about assembling that cloud. It's a matter of fitting the puzzle pieces together by trial and error. With arthritic hands, trying every piece in every possible position until we find the one that goes isn't fun and relaxing; it's painful. So we decided to quit when we got to that point; repacked the box, taped it shut and put it into our "donations" hamper. We usually work a puzzle twice -- some, we've liked so much we've worked them three times -- but we didn't even finish this the first time, so to Goodwill it will go.

Not a typical, primitive Wysocki, though, of course, it lacks any real depth. The print was good but the clouds were as homogenous as his characters, much more so than the image suggests. The cloud pieces were difficult to place because the colors were mealy and the whole thing was quite loose. Anyway, I paid about 10 dollars for it and am kinda sorry I did. Maybe I’m just getting bored with Wysocki 😏

Some puzzles are difficult because the colors are so muted every piece looks the same as every other piece. This puzzle has plenty of bright colors and crisp edges to help you get started. Then you are left with the large expanses of green grass and white clouds. That's when it gets challenging. The pieces are all cleanly cut and they interlock quite well. The pieces could be just a tad thicker, but overall this was an enjoyable puzzle.

I love Buffalo Puzzles. When I dumped the pieces onto my table the first thing that I noticed was that there was no dust from the manufacturing process; the interior of the box and the pieces are all clean and free of dust. The next item that came out was a large poster of the puzzle, which is really a great help. The color in the puzzle is really good. The pieces fit so well that if there is any slack from one piece to another then that piece is in the wrong spot. I highly recommend Buffalo Puzzles.