HUADADA Jigsaw Puzzles for Adults 1000, Puzzles for Adults, Challenging Puzzles, Puzzle Game for The Whole for Women, Gifts for Men, Theme:Owl Family

My mrs loves her jigsaws and this brand is one of the few she has had a lot from.Never had a missing piece in any of the jigsaws she has bought and she has had about 20 different boxes.Always great value for money and are fun puzzles to do.Rarwe you dont get really vibrant colours and the images always pop in colour with super sharp images.

Great puzzle made from a finer card than most of the other puzzles we have in the cupboard, but the quality is still there and the pieces fit together nicely. The concentrate of all the Owls gives it a good level of difficulty but if you get stuck, there is a letters on the rear of each piece, to show you which quadrant the piece belongs in.Included is a full size picture of the puzzle. I must admit that this is the first time I have had a puzzle with a picture type poster with it. Its a real great addition and better than the normal lids of the boxes.We normally do a jigsaw and then pass it across to the mother-in-law to do. The last time we past her a puzzle, she complained that we have mixed up the pieces and put 6 different pieces in the box from another puzzle. She had thrown those 6 pieces away so as not to confuse her. About 20 days later, she complained that she couldn't finish the puzzle because it was incomplete with 6 pieces missing and then blamed us for loosing 6 pieces.So she's not getting her hands on this one.

Having previous done a couple of Huadada puzzles I was really pleased to get the chance to review this one.I like a puzzle that is just difficult enough to keep me busy but not so hard that I want to chuck it in the bin after a week, and these ones are pretty good.The card is not the thickest quality but the cut of the pieces means you really can't push pieces in where they kind of fit so less chance of damaging.Also on the reverse are the letters A B C or D denoting which quadrant of the picture the piece belongs to so if you get stuck you can divide up into 4 piles.You also get a full size poster of the puzzle which is a great help. How many times have you struggled with a puzzle where you have part of the picture on the front obscured by a logo or title and the picture on the back of the box is so small you need a telescope to see clearly? This poster makes it so much easier and of course you have a beautiful poster to keep as wellI am hoping that the colours are as vibrant as the box shows when I assemble and will update when I have finished!

This 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle featuring a charming owl family was a real treat, especially at the affordable price of £11.96. The quality of the pieces is excellent—they feel sturdy in your hands and slot together nicely without any forcing.One feature I really appreciate (even though I didn’t need it) is the missing piece support offered by the company. There’s nothing more frustrating than spending hours on a puzzle only to find a piece missing, so it’s reassuring to know there’s a backup plan in place.The puzzle arrives with all the pieces in a single bag, which means you’ll need to sort them by letter before beginning. Interestingly, the layout doesn’t run A-B-C-D as you might expect, but rather something like B-A, D-C, which took a moment to get used to. I assume this is part of the problem-solving element, but it might have been more user-friendly if the sections came pre-sorted.My mum, who loves puzzles, took the lead with this one. She started by assembling the eyes, then moved on to the owls’ colours and the surrounding areas. She said it almost felt like “cheating” to follow the sectioned approach, but I think it’s a clever way to make puzzles more approachable—especially for beginners who might struggle to know where to start.Overall, it was a lovely bonding activity. We enjoyed working on it together, chatting along the way, and seeing the owl family come to life piece by piece.

A great bright looking puzzle with well cut pieces. The design has a lot going on with different colours, eye sizes etc, which makes it reasonably easy to complete as there's not the scenario where there's masses of say blue sky. If however you do find the puzzle challenging or want to complete it quickly, they have printed letters on the back of the pieces to identify what section of the puzzle they relate to, so in theory you can split the puzzle up into separate puzzles completing one section at a time. I also like the inclusion of the poster inside the box giving a bigger view of the puzzle image. The box itself is quite small, so the poster really helps.

This Owl Family 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle arrives in a colourful, strong, branded box. Inside, you get a full-sized puzzle poster along with a big bag of puzzle pieces.I am still at the stage where I find it easier to separate the puzzle pieces into sections, and then complete each section at a time, so I was glad to see the letters A, B, C and D printed on the back of each piece.Initially, I was not keen on starting the puzzle purely because some of the owls’ eyes looked a little sinister. However, I did start it and found that the eyes were the key sections to focus on at the start. I did find each puzzle section quite quick to finish, which held my interest.The pieces are clean-cut and fit very snugly with their matching counterparts, and the picture is clearly printed on the puzzle pieces. When completed, this is quite a striking, vibrant image.

I do so love a jigsaw! I usually tend to do them only at Christmas, when I leave the puzzle on the hall table so visitors can all have a go and place a few pieces. But sometimes, at other times of the year, a picture catches your eye and you just have to get out that puzzle mat again.Owl Family immediately got my attention because I love owls. This picture is bright and colourful, the pieces interlock fairly easily and the puzzle challenging enough to complete, but not so hard as you get frustrated and want to hurl it out of the window. I’m really enjoying completing this Owl Family jigsaw and I just know that this is one puzzle I’ll want to do again and again.