Beautiful shaped puzzles

An amazing puzzler, Cathy, has sent us these photos of her completed puzzles. Aren't they amazing!
Well done Cathy!

Tutankhanum’s Mask   1000 pieces

Bath Time 1000 pieces

Wildlife 33,600 piece puzzle turned into a stop motion video

"Wildlife" is a very big jigsaw puzzle, clocking in at 33,600 pieces.  It is one of  the largest jigsaw puzzles in the world, and is manufactured by Educa. But if you think it's hard enough to do on its own, imagine turning it into a stop motion movie of classic video games while you assemble it.

This video turns each quarter of the puzzle into an active game of Tetris, Space Invaders, Pac-Man and Mario. Took over 400 hours to assemble and 400 hours to do the stop motion.
Wow!  This is certainly amazing.

Mother's Day is coming

Its time to start thinking about Mother's Day, 14 May.  Not only would Mum love a puzzle, but she would also love your help with doing it. Puzzles are such family fun!

Colour your Heart 1000 pieces

Vintage Collage  1000 pieces

Crafts with puzzle pieces

There is nothing more infuriating than to finish a puzzle and find a piece or pieces missing.  We are often asked, what can we do with incomplete puzzles?  If you cant bear to throw them away, then re-purpose the pieces making all sorts of crafty things.  In this video you are shown how to make a number of  different items from snow flake Christmas ornaments to greeting cards.  So, come on crafters - get puzzle crafty!

Puzzles for crafters

If you love hand crafts, you will love these puzzles!

Grandma's Craft Shed  1000 pieces

Crafters Corner  1000 pieces

Gardening Birds  1000 pieces

100 piece puzzles

We also now have a superb range of 100 piece puzzles that are inexpensive, and great as stocking fillers, when a small gift is needed as a thank you etc, or when travelling. These puzzles also fit neatly onto a hospital tray.  Order now!  www.pathwaypuzzles.co.nz

Bucket of Birds

On the  shelf

Puzzles for memory loss or dementia

We have a lovely range of puzzles specifically designed  by an occupational therapist for people with memory loss or dementia, who need an easier puzzle with fewer, large size pieces.  The images on the puzzles are designed exclusively so they have less detail and are based on themes of everyday life, so they spark memories and conversation.  The puzzles help individuals with dementia to stay cognitively active.  They have 12, 24 or 63 pieces.   See teh full range here

Baking 24 pieces

Raking 63 pieces

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