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Gotta Love Snow
It's a snowperson's celebration of the winter season! © Janet Stever, Licensed from Porterfield's Fine Art Licensing
Manufacturer: Allied Products, Inc.
Stock Number: 34-01447
500 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle
Finished Size: 18" x 23.5" Rectangle
Artist: Janet Stever
Released: 2007
$12.95
(5.0 out of 5) with 6 votes
Reviews
ARMAND CARREAU
January 30, 2011
Gotta Love Snow
Gotta love this puzzle as well as every other Springbok I have!
November 3, 2010
Gotta Love Snow
I love the Springbok Puzzles... I do not purchase any other types. I have always like the quality of the puzzles and have been doing them for more than 20 years. I have completed hot air balloons, Coke nostalgia, to name a few. I always glue the puzzles and keep them for framing--rec rooms, bedrooms, play rooms, and sometimes kitchens. Recently, a lot of the Hallmark stores in Ohio no longer sell them. I was thrilled to find A vast variety of Springbok Puzzles at It's a Puzzle store in the Southparl Mall..Thanks for your time Peggy Pelaia peggy_oliver @ att.net
Puzzled Grandma
July 29, 2010
GOTTA LOVE SNOW
Family Favorite Just enough color to make it a pleasant family memory
lbpeebs
May 12, 2010
Gotta Love Snow
This really is a fun puzzle to do. I enjoy lots of the Christmas or winter themed puzzles and this was a hit. I'll have to work others again as my wife wanted this one glued and framed.
Diana
February 12, 2010
Gotta Love Snow
Love the snow characters and the new look of winter and holiday fun. It was fun to work.
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October 26, 2011
This puzzle was a joy
Almost no dust, very tight fitting pieces and a nice matte finish. This puzzle just has to be framed for the holidays. The exuberence of the characters just makes you smile. Everyone comments on it. I just love it! The pieces are cut in the most random of patterns and sometimes fool you into thinking they might be an edge piece when they're not, disorient you because of the random angles the pieces fit into the puzzle, and the pastel background is of little help when trying to figure out what goes where. So even though this is only a 500 piece puzzle, it really challenges and stretches the mind. Bravo, Springbok!