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| Ravensburger Puzzles |
Ravensburger Brand Jigsaw Puzzles
I had previously reviewed the Ravensburger brand of jigsaw puzzles and I was happy to show you the Disney's Pixar: Artist's Desk 1,000 piece puzzle. I shared that I love puzzles and I shared the reasoning behind keeping a puzzle available in my office at all times.
There is currently a puzzle on my table of a lower quality. I cannot wait to replace it with a new Ravensburger. And as I stated above, I am going to order the largest puzzle that will fit on my table. The photo shows the 27" x 20" puzzle at the edges of the table, but the puzzle was not centered. If centered in the middle of my round table, I believe I can accommodate a larger puzzle. Hopefully, at least a 2,000 piece puzzle.
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| Ravensburger Disney's Pixar Artist's Desk (27" x 20") |
Ravensburger 2,000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzles
Ravensburger offers several 2,000 piece puzzles. I am leaning toward the Underwater puzzle. It measures 38.5" x 29.5". I love the marine life scene and because it is Ravensburger brand, I can trust that it is well-made.
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| Underwater |
Ravensburger 5,000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzles
5,000 pieces! Can you imagine? This Beneath The Sea is 5 times the amount of puzzle that is normally on my table at work. I love the idea. I can't imagine that my table will accommodate a 60" x 40" puzzle. Maybe I'll have to exchange tables!
Please note that I am leaning toward the marine life puzzles because I tend toward topics that the children would like. Not always. Sometimes I choose an adult scene such as maps, landscapes, or art. But I often tend toward themes preferred by the children.
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| Beneath The Sea |
In the 5,000 piece category, Ravensburger also offers The Tower of Babel, Views of Modern Rome, Colin Thompson: Bizarre Town, and the Sistine Chapel.
Ravensburger 18,000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzles
This 18,000 piece puzzle titled At The Water Hole is amazing. It measures 109" x 75.5". Far too large for my current table, I'm sure. But the more puzzles I look at the more convinced I am that I need a new table. I will keep you updated.
Paradise Sunset and Magical Bookcase are two additional puzzles in the 18,000 piece category.
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| At The Waterhole |
Ravensburger also offers two jigsaw puzzles larger than 20,000 pieces! A View of Manhattan at 32,000 pieces and Memorable Disney Moments at 40,320 pieces.
I have focused on the marine and wildlife themes that would be of interest to the children at work. But Ravensburger offers many themes and many sizes of puzzles. To see their full inventory, check out the official Ravensburger site.
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Wow! These puzzles are truly magnificent and I love the underwater ocean scenes! I know I would have to clear my dining room table to assemble one of these masterpieces, but I am quite tempted now that you have told me they have one of the Sistine Chapel. Actually, I am tempted by several of them. I would love to make the Disney Memorial Moments puzzle and the underwater scenes.
ReplyDeleteI do love puzzles although I haven't worked on one in years. I think they are a great way to relax and test your skills. It sound like you need a bigger table Dawn! Thanks for a great review.
ReplyDeleteWe once had a jigsaw puzzle going -- one after another -- for an entire year. They are impossible to walk by without putting in a few pieces and are such a relaxing, fun activity. These are beautiful puzzles you've featured here. It just may be time to get out my card table and start in on my collection of puzzles again.
ReplyDeleteForgot to say -- I LOVE the bigger puzzles -- never do one less than 500 pieces and usually 1,000 pieces. Those 2,000 piece puzzles would be a fun challenge.
DeleteI love puzzles, but it's been ages since I've had the leisure to work one. I used to love working puzzles with my kids. These look like really gorgeous puzzles. Quality is important, and these puzzles seem to have it.
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