3/18/2024 0 Comments Tibetan wheel of life jigsawThis non-traditional Noah’s ark puzzle is amazing! The animals look like balloon floats on parade. “The Ultimate Noah’s Ark” by Mike Wilks - Pomegranate, 1000 pieces Gorgeous! I love the irregular border. (Click on the image below to see the puzzle on Puzzle Warehouse.)Ģ. This shaped puzzle is filled with collage scenes from the Bible. “Dove of Hope” by Sandra Bergeron - Sunsout, 1000 pieces If you’re up for the challenge of all the blue, it’s an amazing puzzle.ģ. This scene is so perfectly serene and soothing. “Peace” by Sam Timm - Sunsout, 1000 pieces This is a beautiful puzzle that’s sure to make you feel peaceful and happy as you imagine yourself in the scene. (Click on the image below to see the puzzle on Puzzle Warehouse.)Ĥ. “Sunday Morning” by Terry Redlin - White Mountain, 1000 pieces (Click on the images below to see the puzzle on Puzzle Warehouse.)ĥ. Francis” by Randy Wollenmann this week, and this is another gorgeous stained glass look puzzle from him. “Holy Family” by Randy Wollenmann, Sunsout (1000 pieces) Thomas Kinkade is also published by Gibsons (UK) and Schmidt (Germany) (Click on the images below to see the puzzle on Puzzle Warehouse.)Ħ. It’s currently in print and available at Puzzle Warehouse via Ceaco. One of my favorites of his is “Autumn in New York”. “Autumn in New York” by Thomas Kinkade, Ceaco (1000 pieces)Ī list like this wouldn’t be complete without at least one Thomas Kinkade. (Click on the images below to see the puzzles on Puzzle Warehouse.)ħ. Many puzzle makers over the years have reproduced it, but currently Piatnik and Ravensburger have great options, depending on your level of dedication. It’s inspiring on many levels–the epic grandure, the scale, the sheer talent and artistry, and the religious theme. If you’re looking to be inspired, it’s hard to beat the Sistine Chapel. “Sistine Chapel” by Michelangelo, Piatnik (1000 pieces) or Ravensburger (5000 pieces) (Click on the images below to see the puzzle on Puzzle Warehouse.)Ĩ. This is gorgeous, particularly the mountains, which are always inspiring to me. “A Country Evening Service” by James Lee, Sunsout (1000 pieces) (Click on the images below to see the puzzle on Puzzle Warehouse.)ĩ. It will be fun picking out all the animals as you assemble. Of all the traditional Noah’s ark puzzles, I think this is my favorite thanks to the panoramic shape and the unusual treatment. “The Invitation” by Tom Dubois, Buffalo Games (750 pieces) (Click on the images below to see the puzzle on Puzzle Warehouse.)ġ0. If you like lovely landscapes with churches, it’s hard to beat this image from Kim Norlien. “Sanctuary” by Kim Norlien, Buffalo Games (1000 pieces) (Click on the images below to see the puzzle on Puzzle Warehouse.)ġ1. This classic art puzzle by Pomegranate will inspire you to think about the meaning of it all. “Tibetan Wheel of Life”, Pomegranate (1000 pieces) (Click on the images below to see the puzzle on Puzzle Warehouse.)ġ2. You can get it in two different piece counts too, depending on your ambitions. This classic scene by Dominic Davidson is lovely and soothing. “Autumn Church” by Dominic Davidson, Eurographics (1000 pieces) or Trefl (4000 pieces) (Click on the images below to see the puzzle on Puzzle Warehouse.)ġ3. The colors and textures look fun to assemble. “Forever” by Richard Jesse Watson, Sunsout (500 pieces)įor fantasy lovers, this image is sure to inspire. (Click on the images below to see the puzzle on Puzzle Warehouse.)ġ4. If you like smaller piece counts, this is a lovely inspirational scene from Sunsout. “Family Time By the River” by Kevin Walsh, Sunsout (300 pieces) (Click on the images below to see the puzzle on Puzzle Warehouse.)ġ5. This collage of scenes from the Bible by artist Steve Crisp has tons of color and detail. “The Holy Bible” by Steve Crisp, Masterpieces (1000 pieces) Now here’s my top ten list of the best inspirational puzzles available at Puzzle Warehouse. This week I reviewed “Peace” by Sam Timm and “St. Looking Forward – Top Ten Inspirational Puzzles Inspirational Puzzles Weekįor this last week of 2016, we’re featuring inspirational puzzles to put you in a contemplative and hopefully positive frame of mind for the new year.
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