Include Christmas Jigsaw Puzzles in Your Family's Holiday Traditions
Each year my family works on Christmas jigsaw puzzles during the month of December. We put a Christmas themed puzzle out on the coffee table and occasionally someone stops and puts a few pieces in place. If you are a puzzler, you already know that once the puzzle starts to come together, our visits become longer and more frequent. It is a wonderful family tradition that everyone can enjoy.
Have you considered working a jigsaw puzzle during the holidays? Puzzles are affordable, technology-free family fun. I have included on this page five lovely Christmas-themed jigsaw puzzles by Springbok. Each one of them retails for less than $15 on Amazon and I have showed a range of puzzle sizes from 350 to 1000 pieces. Whether you are shopping for a new puzzle or just curious about what is available, I hope you enjoy my choices.
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Springbok Nutcracker Collection Puzzle |
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Unfortunately, there is no quick and easy button to find all of Springbok's Christmas themed puzzles on Amazon so I have added a link below the picture of each of these puzzles to help you find them if you are interested in adding one of them to your collection.
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Springbok The Candy Jar Christmas Puzzle |
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Springbok Feathered Friends Jigsaw Puzzle |
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Springbok Christmas Candies Puzzle |
Start your own Christmas family tradition by working a jigsaw puzzle together.
Brenda
Treasures By Brenda
I love working jigsaw puzzles and Christmas is a wonderful time to have a Christmas-themed puzzle set out for the whole family to work on whenever they have a few minutes. I definitely know how addicting working puzzles can be, especially as the picture begins to come together. One can't leave the puzzle without finding just 'one more piece'. :) Love your selections here.
ReplyDeleteThese puzzles are so beautiful, colorful, cheerful! Love the idea of a family tradition of working on a holiday jigsaw puzzle together during visits home.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting & commenting, ladies. Obviously we love the tradition, too and only occasionally have to be told to go to bed!
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