Description
This mini jigsaw puzzle fits a whole fairy garden into 24 card pieces, and once finished it makes a neat square 15cm across each way. On a deep teal-blue ground, three fairies drift between oversized blooms: one flies across the top on wide white wings, one stands in a pale petal skirt with pink wings, and a red-haired fairy in pink with golden wings lifts her arms beside a tall stem of white bell flowers. Around them sit orange and pink flowers, white daisies, blue forget-me-nots and bluebells, two butterflies, and leaves and dots in green, blue and pink. The pieces are thin card, about 0.2cm thick, and the whole puzzle weighs 32g, so it travels in its own small cube box, printed with the same scene.
It is a puzzle made for a slow, quiet moment: big enough to give a proper picture, small enough to finish in one sitting at the kitchen table or on a tray. The shapes are clear and the scene is busy with colour, so each flower, wing and butterfly gives you a clue to where the next piece goes. Because it is so light and the box is so compact, it slips into a bag for a train journey, a rainy afternoon away or a weekend with friends, and the finished square looks cheerful left out on a desk or a shelf before it goes back in the box.
The interlocking pieces are cut from printed card with plain green backs, and the finished puzzle has rounded corners. Card does not like water, so keep the pieces dry and away from damp, and pop them back into the cube box after each go so none goes missing. We think it makes a small, cheerful present that is easy to wrap, and it sits nicely beside a book of fairy tales or a bunch of garden flowers.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Card |
| Length |
15cm |
| Width |
15cm |
| Height |
0.2cm |
| Weight |
0.032KG |
| Warnings |
This is not a toy. Hang out of reach of children. Keep away from naked flames and strong sources of heat. Not for children under 3 years of age. |
Frequently Asked
How many pieces are in this puzzle?
There are 24 interlocking card pieces, as printed on the box, so it is a puzzle you can comfortably finish in one sitting.
How big is the puzzle once it is finished?
Finished, it makes a square 15cm across each way, and the pieces are about 0.2cm thick, so it fits on a small tray or the corner of a table.
What is the puzzle made of?
The pieces are made of printed card with plain green backs, which keeps the whole puzzle light at just 32g.
What does the picture show?
Three fairies among orange, pink and white flowers, blue forget-me-nots, bluebells and white bell flowers, with two butterflies and scattered leaves on a deep teal-blue ground.
Does it come with somewhere to keep the pieces?
Yes, the pieces live in a small cube box printed with the same fairy garden scene, which keeps them together between goes.
How should I look after the puzzle?
As with any card puzzle, keep the pieces dry and away from damp, and store them back in their box after each go so none go missing.