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Sweet Razzle Dazzle
An old-fashioned holiday treat, this collage of ribbon candy will make your mouth water and dazzle your eye with color! © Carole Gordon
Manufacturer: Allied Products, Inc.
Stock Number: 34-20480
2000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle
Finished Size: 34" x 42.5"
Artist: Carole Gordon
Released: 2005
Archived: 2011
(4.4615383 out of 5) with 13 votes
Reviews
Linda
July 30, 2010
Sweet Razzle Dazzle
My daughter and son-in-law gave Sweet Razzle Dazzle to me for Christmas. She teased me that she had found a puzzle I would have trouble with! She was right...but I loved every second I spent working this one. I remember getting ribbon candy in Christmas stockings when I was young. The color variations on the individual candies was difficult. Springbok, keep up the good work of finding subjects that are unusual and interesting.
July 30, 2010
sweet razzle dazzle
this was a very fun puzzle to put together, but quite challenging.
Kathy
July 30, 2010
Very Challenging!
The shading and repeated appearance of different colored ribbon candies made this puzzle quite difficult. It stayed on the puzzle table for several weeks before it was completed, which required contributions from many participants. All in all, it was fun and successful completion was very gratifying!!
Shawn
July 29, 2010
Very difficult
My family got worn out with this puzzle. The colors are great but the subtle color changes make this one great for the advanced puzzle enthusiasts only.
Karen
July 11, 2010
Sweet Razzle Dazzle
I bought this puzzle in a store and didn't realize it was 2000 pieces. The only place big enough to do it was our dining room table. After days of attempting to complete it we gave up. It is beautiful but the size dictates too much time and space for us. It is the only Springbok puzzle we did not complete. I will now stay with 500 to 1000 piece puzzles.
Cheryl
July 9, 2010
Sweet Razzle Dazzle
I loved this puzzle and it was a most challenging one. Within each color group were slight color differences sometimes very subtle. I did this alone and it was the most difficult of all the Springbok I've done so far. That is a good thing~~who needs too easy. ;-) Cheryl
Fredrick Richard
July 9, 2010
I was actually eating ribbon candy while working on this one!
What a great way to pass the winter evenings and anticipate the holiday! Just be careful not to start this one up on your dining room table - you'll be eating from TV trays for while! :) Definitely worthy of the Springbok Challenge!
Michelle
February 26, 2010
oohhhhhhhhhh this one was fun!
This was a terrific challenge. It took a long time to put together and wasn't very easy, but it was great!
Connie
September 3, 2009
Too big!
I have found this puzzle less enjoyable than other Springbok puzzles. We have been doing the 1000 piece puzzles and thought a 2000 piece puzzle would mean smaller pieces. Not so! It won't even fit on our table. Also, the pieces don't fit tightly enough so that they stay in place. Tight fitting pieces is one of the reasons I buy Springbok. But all Springbok puzzles are beautiful!
June 16, 2009
Sweet Razzle Dazzle
So much fun to put together. Lots of bright colors, and the shapes of the pieces make this one a delight. The bigger the better!
Gail B.
June 16, 2009
Challenging!
I have done some very difficult puzzles and I found this one challenging. This is not for someone who does puzzles every once in a while... it would frustrate the average puzzler. If you like difficult puzzles this is a good one to try.
Auntie Kiss
December 27, 2008
Amazing!
This was the most difficult and challenging puzzle I have ever done! I would recommend this to anyone who is a serious puzzle person.
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December 29, 2011
Harder than you'd think, but fun
I know all 2,000 pice puzzles are a challenge, but I expected this one to be fairly easy with all the different colors. It turned out to be quite hard. But all the bright colors kept it from being frustrating. It was still quite nice to work. I would do this puzzle again some day.