I would love to hear your experiences with this brand - hoping mine is just a one-off.

@puzzlewithemilia

11 ай бұрын

I have never done a puzzle from this brand. And not too excited after this 😅

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

@@puzzlewithemilia I do wonder if mine was a one-off or if the quality has changed. I will try to find another from this brand eventually but maybe one made int he US and purchased from a different reseller. So many have commented that they have never had issues and love them. Hmmm....

@heather6668

10 ай бұрын

Hi Donnalouse. Hope you are well and I'll bet you are getting more excited as the World's get closer. I have never done a Pomegranate puzzle, as they are quite expensive so can't really comment on the quality of those. With regard to quality issues, I had read everywhere that Galison was excellent. I just received one (Seashells 2000 Piece) which has a lovely image but the quality was so lacking. Many strings of 2,3,4 pieces all together and hard to separate as some were not cut through completely. There were also some with crinkled edges which will probably not lay flat when placed. I also thought the piece quality was a bit flimsy but that could be because most of what I have worked on are Ravensburger or Clementoni. To add insult to injury Amazon didn't pack it well and the box lid, which is actually quite strong, was split completely down two of the corners. That said, I know people have wonderful things to say about Galison but I won't buy another.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

10 ай бұрын

@@heather6668 I may not have mentioned it too much but the Galison puzzle we used for the second Battle of the KZread Puzzlers was not my favourite. It was so glossy and I had many pieces stuck together which I couldn't easily separate. I'm also not eager to go out and buy another since they are quite pricey. I feel our Galison experiences were very much alike...unfortunately.

@heather6668

10 ай бұрын

@@fortheloveofpuzzlesYeah sadly i believe we did share the same experience. I'm also not a fan of really glossy finish puzzles. Also congrats on the 6k subscribers.

I have experience with die cutting (not with puzzles but other materials) and this does not look like a bad cut, it looks more like the material shrunk unexpectedly and unevenly

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

THIS MAKES SO MUCH SENSE!!! This could well be what happened. It just felt like every piece was cut independent of each other. But if something happened to deform the pieces, than that would explain my issues indeed.

@LMaloey

11 ай бұрын

yeah, I was thinking perhaps there had been a little bit of moisture that now had dried up.

I have never had a problem with Pomegranate puzzles. I did have a one time problem with a Galison puzzle and they are usually great quality. Several pieces had no picture at all…just cardboard front and back. I left a review and said they needed to step up their quality control. And with another puzzle, don’t remember brand, I got extra pieces. We all remember what happened with the puzzle at World’s where Kristin had a block of pieces missing. I guess all brands have occasional problems.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

7 ай бұрын

I do think I got a one-off bad puzzle which happens with every brand. And I know of other brands that have had blocks of pieces missing. Pomegranate are just pretty pricy here in NZ and not the easiest to come by so I was bummed about the quality. 💜🧩

We need a Wonky Donkey emoji!

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

YES YES YES!!! I'll get working on one!

You're almost at 6k subscribers! . I love seeing your channel doing so well. Wishing you go luck in Spain.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!!! It's growing so amazingly - I'm so very pleased! I leave for Spain in just over two weeks!!!!

@fortheloveofpuzzles

10 ай бұрын

Art puzzles are probably the most challenging for me if they are mostly brushstroke paintings. I'm thinking something had to happen to my pieces to cause them to expand/shrink and get deformed. Maybe poor storage conditions when in transit to NZ...?? I do want to try the brand again at some point.

I have done 7 Pomegranate puzzles and they all have been really good puzzles, but I haven't gotten any new ones lately either. All of mine have been easy to put together with no wobbly pieces.Too bad this one as not like those. But I looked on Amazon for comments and there are a couple others that said they had issues with this puzzle, and some recommend it. Maybe there was a bad run of some of them? I have loved the ones I put together.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I'm glad to read that you have had good puzzles and loved them. Perhaps I did get one from a bad run, or something happened to the pieces after the fact to alter them - make them shrink and/or expand...it was weird though.

Fun fact: in Brazilian Portuguese you “assemble” puzzles (montar quebra-cabeças) and pieces “box themselves” (peças se encaixam) if literally translated

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

Interesting! I like "box themselves" as an expression.

@arksector

11 ай бұрын

Alternatively you can say that you "box" the pieces, but the most usual expression for me is the reflexive one, usually something like "oh, this piece 'boxes itself' in here!" I've heard someone say something like a piece "belongs" somewhere once@@fortheloveofpuzzles

Ive only done one Pomegranate puzzle and I really enjoyed it. It was called Russian River Rhapsody. I didn’t have a fit problem, maybe you got a bad run, but I’ve only done the one and it was checked out from my local library. When you mentioned piece thickness, I have a new favorite brand that has the thickest pieces, Trefl Prime. Trefl puzzles is good but their Prime line is amazing. So thick you can wave the finished puzzle around and it holds together perfectly. You can also move sections of pieces around and they don’t fall apart. Their puzzle called Constellations is so beautiful I think you’d like it!

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I do like Trefl but haven't seen any from their Prime line - I'll keep an eye open for them. I'll have to look up the puzzle you mention - sounds like something I would like indeed.

Funny. I just built my first Pomegranate puzzle and had no fit issues. The quality was amazing and the images they produce are always fun and challenging. Maybe I’ll order a newer puzzle from them and see how the quality looks.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I think I am going to try another one from them eventually - hard to find here in NZ. I've read that there is a difference in their quality based on the type of bag it comes in - resealable versus sealed. Mine was sealed.

I’ve done a few Pomegranate puzzles, they are ok quality wise, not my favourite though. As for Mike Wilks, we bought my Nan his Ultimate Alphabet book in the 80’s. It was brilliant. You had to find loads of things from a painting for each letter of the Alphabet. It was a competition and you could win a cash prize. I bought it again recently for my girls, they both love it. Some of the pages are available as jigsaws.

@50sRockChick

9 ай бұрын

After looking at his website a lot of the alphabet book images are there as pictures. He always did a self portrait in all of them too.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

9 ай бұрын

Oh...I wonder if he appears somewhere in this image?? Hmmm... 💜🧩

@50sRockChick

9 ай бұрын

@@fortheloveofpuzzlesI’m fairly certain he is. Maybe at the back of the yellow train. But it’s hard to see on this image. He’s definitely in some of the other images in the book so I can’t see why he wouldn’t be in this one. I think it’s a fun little Easter egg.

Wow, I’ve never seen anyone put a puzzle together by placing the pieces in their approximate final location as they come out of the box. Impressive! This was a fun video, thanks 😀

@fortheloveofpuzzles

8 ай бұрын

I do a lot of my puzzles this way if they have busy images. I just love it. I explain my method in detail in a recent video if you wish to watch - kzread.info/dash/bejne/eWmgqtankcKccag.html 💜🧩

I have seen a few jigsaw puzzles with what can only be described as a bad cut so I understand what you are talking about. I put them straight in the bin after I do them rather than give them away so I can save the planet from bad jigsaw puzzles. The worst I have seen are jigsaw puzzles designed in Australia manufactured in China.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I could not in good conscious sell this puzzle. I may trade it with someone but only if they wanted it after explaining the issue with the quality. This one was also made in China, not in the US where the company is from originally. I think they have outsourced some of their production and Australia and New Zealand often get the ones made abroad.

I did one and it was really nice good fit peices. Lol❤

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I do want to try the brand again - something was definitely off with my puzzle but it doesn't seem to be the norm.

How frustrating! It really is a nice image, such a shame the quality isn't there!

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I know - I get so bummed when a puzzle disappoints me, like I almost take it too personally.

I bought the ultimate alphabet book quite a long time ago and did 2 puzzles from that book. Letter w which is Pomegranate puzzle and letter P by Great American.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing the photos on Facebook.

I am sorry you had this experience with a Pomegranate puzzle. I have done perhaps five or six of them with no problems like that. I hope you can try another sometime for a better experience. Good luck in Spain!

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

Thank you! I do want to give the brand another try. I'm hoping that mine was just a one-off.

Another well presented video, lass. Thank you. We've never had a Pomegranate jigsaw.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

From the comments in this video, I'm willing to give them another try - maybe this puzzle was a one-off lemon.

I did mean to mention that gauche is called gauche in English too, at least per the many KZread artists I follow. I have a trick I use for puzzle dust. I don't know that it would work for everyone though. Before I open the bag, I cut one of the corners off (just a small cut that pieces cannot fit through) and then I hold the bag so the cut corner is facing down and then I shake the bag over the box bottom so that I can catch all the dust for easy disposal. I then dump the dust and repeat the shaking to see if I am still getting more dust. Ravensburger takes a good bit of this process but it does get rid of the majority of the dust before you even open the bag. I'm sorry the Pomegranate puzzle was so bad. That is a very odd issue. It is almost like they made each piece individually instead of making the whole puzzle and then using a tool to cut it all at once. Have you reached out to them to see what they say about the quality of the puzzle you have?

@maddytcam6660

11 ай бұрын

Gouache😊

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

That's a smart way to get rid of puzzle dust. I'll also seen people use like pasta strainers. And yes, it did feel like every piece was individually cut. Someone suggested that something happened to the puzzle after it was cut the caused the pieces to shrink/expand which messed up the fit. I didn't reach out to Pomegranate but think I will give them another try based on all the messages I'm reading here.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

@@maddytcam6660 I knew what you meant - gotta love autocorrect!

@maddytcam6660

11 ай бұрын

@@fortheloveofpuzzles gouache is a French word that is not easy to spell for sure. I even imagine that lots of my fellow Frenchies would have trouble with it🤣

I did my first Pomegranate puzzle “Journey of the Magi”. I did not have any problems at all with the fir of the pieces. I am sorry you did. Yours is beautiful. I had issues wit Cloudberries “Origami” puzzle but others have had no problems with that brand. I hope yours was just one bad puzzle.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I did not have a good experience with my Cloudberries. I have an older video on it - not sure if your've watched it - but many commented that they had similar issues with that brand. As for this Pomegranate, it looks like production location may be a factor - mine was not made int he US.

I am so sorry you had the fit issue. I love Pomegranate and have never had this issue.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I read a comment online that some of their production is now outsourced and the quality has changed. According to what's written on the box, my puzzle was not made in the US so I wonder if that is a factor...

I heard that pomegranate is a Pic of paintings which is a way of getting a picture of paintings at a cheaper price. I ordered from their website and mine was a really good fit. I enjoyed it. Not sure how yours was so bad mine was a matte finish and good fitting. ❤

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

Reading through the comments, I think there are difference in whether the puzzle was in a resealable bag or not. Also a suggestion that something happened to cause the pieces to shrink/expand. I think I will have to give them another try if I can find another one of their puzzles here.

I've done many Pomegranate, but mainly 300pc and 500pc. I think I've only done one 1,000pc (Bird's Eye New York City) and I don't recall a fit issue. I do have 12 in my to-do stash. I'll try one soon.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

If you could check on the box and see where they are made, that would be of interest. I read online that some of their production is being outsourced to meet demand since the Pandemic and the quality is not as great on those. Could still just be my one-off puzzle. My puzzle was not made in the US but what is showing on the box.

@danish_puzzler

11 ай бұрын

@@fortheloveofpuzzles I will check when I'm back home and let you know.

@lisagoodenough1760

11 ай бұрын

I have literally just finished a pomegranate puzzle (Charley Harper Birdcopia) and mine is definitely a better quality than yours. It's not 100% perfect but no where near the problems you had. Hopefully your next one will be better.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

@@lisagoodenough1760 I think I will give them another try eventually. They are just hard to buy here in NZ.

@danish_puzzler

10 ай бұрын

I looked at my boxes and they show box is printed in China but as far as I can tell the puzzles are made in USA. I am starting a newer one bought this year (Catskill Moon) and pieces are perfect. I'm about 1/2 done and the fit is really good.

That's too bad . I have only worked one Pomegranate puzzle "Charlie Harper's Isle Royale" but it was really good. No fit issues at all except for being really hard but that's me not the puzzle. I couldn't find a date but it is probably older since I got it a yard sale.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

Many companies change the quality (for the worse) over time...lucky find for you at a yard sale though.

I did my first Pomegranate puzzle not too long ago, a beautiful painting called Melody, very hard to do! I didn't have the same problem with mine. The pieces are very thin, maybe room temperature or something like that affects them? My pieces fit together well and did not pop up. Maybe you could try another one sometime! Thanks for the new video!

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I am thinking that something did cause the pieces to deform. It takes a long time for stuff to get shipped to us here in NZ and something could have caused poor storage conditions. I will try to do another from them if I can buy one - maybe from a different reseller.

WOW sorry about that. I love Pomegranate and their quality has always been very good. I know that many brands had trouble during the Covid outbreak with the demand and manufacturing. I would give them another try, but you should really complain to them, maybe even send them a picture.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I'm thinking this is a location issue - mine was not made in the US and did not come in a resealable bag. So...I'm thinking that the qualities of these outsourced puzzles are subpar. I'm willing to try the brand again but only if I can confirm where the puzzle was actually physically made.

I loved your story with this- super fun!! So I am in the US and haven't done a pomegranate before BUT people SWEAR by it, I mean they go crazy for it!! I will say I have this prob endlessly with Ravensburger and others swear by that- but the US version of it has yet to live up to it for me. Lots of the gals say it's a totes diff puzzle if you get them in the rest of the world. I do think puzzle companies are doing their-self a disservice by not keeping things consistent throughout!

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I agree - companies need to maintain quality even if manufactured in various locations.

It's a shame there was a fit issue because the image is awesome. I looked on his website and his artwork is amazing. I just ordered his book The Ultimate Noah's Ark. Thank you.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

The image is awesome indeed. Nice! I think I would really enjoy his books. Let me know what you think of it.

Parabéns! Mais um quebra cabeça muito bonito. Abraços, fica bem!!!

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I last did a Pomegranate a few months ago and didn't have any fit issues, I don't remember any issues with the other Pomegranates (they've all been lovely puzzles to do). I do have that puzzle in my stash to do, I'm curious to see what happens when I get around to doing it. One thing I noticed was, that the pieces were in a standard plastic bag, when all the other Pomegranates I've done have had their pieces in a re-sealable bag. I'm not sure if this is significant or not.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I have now read several comments about the difference in quality based on the bag type and location of production. Mine was not made in the US and was not in a resealable bag - comments online say that these are subpar quality. I want to try to get my hands on one made in the US that comes in a resealable bag to compare.

I see on Amazon reviews of this puzzle that at least one other person has the same complaint about the fit of the pieces on this puzzle. However, the puzzle has about a 74% rating of 4 or 5 stars. I'm so sorry you got one with a bad cut. I have always wanted to do one of Mike Wilks' The Ultimate Alphabet puzzles - either the Letter A or the Letter P which are also Pomegranate puzzles. Once the puzzle is together you can have fun seeing if you can name everything in the puzzle that starts with that letter.

@annaleahfranklin9781

11 ай бұрын

I have heard of companies, jigsaw puzzles and other things, having one batch (probably of like one hundred or something) that goes awry. The few complaints amongst the high ratings make me think this may be the case here.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

The alphabet puzzles do look like a lot of fun. I think there is an issue with the manufacturing if done outside the US...and mine didn't come in a resealable bag. I would like to try the brand again but only if I knew the quality would be very much improved.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

@@annaleahfranklin9781 This was definitely from a bad batch...

I think it went so well because you came over to the dark side and did the full flip 😂

@fortheloveofpuzzles

10 ай бұрын

Is that what happened!?!?! Curses!!! hehehehe 💜🧩

I have completed 2 Pomegranate puzzles - Birducopia and Birds & Flowers: Japanese Hanging Scroll. Both came in resealable bags and were printed in China. They also had Portland, Oregon written on the back of the boxes. The pieces were thick with a matte finish and had a lovely smooth feel to them. The only negative would be the loose fit - you could not pick up sections and move them around. A shame yours was poor quality but, as you've mentioned already, you'd be willing to try another one. Good luck in Spain...😊

@fortheloveofpuzzles

10 ай бұрын

I also wonder if something happened in transit to cause the pieces of my puzzle to expand/contract and get deformed. It's a long way down here to New Zealand and I know moisture can be an issue. I would like to try another though just to give the brand a second chance. That Japanese Hanging Scroll one you have is beautiful! Thanks for commenting and watching! 💜🧩

That’s good to know for when I eventually make it to my MC Escher puzzle. I know what you mean about the fit. I’ve had 1000 piece master pieces puzzles that do that, but it doesn’t bother me if i enjoy the image because they are low cost

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

Depending on price, I will also overlook some imperfections in the puzzle quality. This however was worse than some of the cheap Arrow brand puzzles that I buy. I do want to get my hands on an MC Escher puzzle as well.

Hi Donnalouse - hope you are well - Just had another puzzle issue this time with the Ravensburger 5000 Piece Disney Favourite Friends one - there is a piece missing. I know i didn't lose it as I've worked on it at the dining table since opening it. Ravensburger site now says they can't replace single pieces due to changes in cut when they replace machinery etc. so I contacted Amazon who very kindly are allowing me to return it even though the return window is long past, I guess due to the fact that it can take some months to do these large puzzles. Such a shame to do so much work and enjoy doing it to find that there is an issue at the end. I always check the bag is empty etc so i have no idea what happened there. They are usually quite reliable.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

10 ай бұрын

Oh no!! I'm sorry to read you had a missing piece. Are you returning it for another copy? I mean, would you want to rebuild it? Or just for a refund? It's nice of Amazon to take it back. 💜🧩

@heather6668

10 ай бұрын

@@fortheloveofpuzzles Hi and no I was going to sell it because I probably won't build it again. It's a lovely puzzle though. They are refunding but told me not to return it, so it was really good of them. I didn't expect them to do that - told them I would happily pack it up and return for the refund but I think it's that basically they can't resell it with a missing piece and they would have to pay the return courier etc. Probably not worth their while.

@MurasakiMonogatari

10 ай бұрын

It might have gotten stuck to your hand or clothing and got moved to another room. I once found a piece in my pocket. I had a Ravens piece missing once, then I found it in another puzzle box 6 months later😂 Point is, keep the puzzle. You never know.

@heather6668

10 ай бұрын

@@MurasakiMonogatariLOL well that was a long time. I only have the one puzzle open at a time so that doesn't happen. I know how easy it would be.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

10 ай бұрын

@@MurasakiMonogatari The Puzzle Pixies are at it again! 🤣🤣

Have done 3 Pomegranates - no issues. Kind of a drag that you got a lemon. Promise I won't advise you to make lemonade ! Cliches can be so tiresome. Do you think visual artists use intuition predominately ? Are they excessively concerned with details ? If they have a You Tube channel I guess they have to ! Thanks for your excellence.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I do enjoy a cliché or pun every now and again. I think visual artist are concerned with detail - just that sometimes their details make sense to them and other artists, but maybe not to the regular eye like mine.

Such a shame about your experience with the fit :( I have 4 Pomegranate puzzles but have only done one. The fit was nice and tight with no bumps and lumps BUT it was an older Pomegranate puzzle. If you look at the older branding, it doesn't have a little picture of a Pomegranate next to it. Maybe their newer puzzles are of lower quality? I will have to complete one of the new ones I have to find out.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I've read comments about the newer ones not made in the US and that don't come in resealable bags being of bad quality. Mine was not made in the US and did not come in a resealable bag so, this would could explain things. I really want to try one that was made in the US now.

That's really disappointing! It is a beautiful image though. It would be interesting if you could get an older one (in good condition) to compare the quality.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I think there might be an issue with their puzzled outsourced and not made in the US. I would like to get my hands on another to compare. I loved the image so much!

I currently own four thrifted Pomegranate puzzles, and while all of them say they were made in Portland, Oregon, only one of them has an actual pomegranate fruit shape within the logo on the box (like the puzzle you have). The other three only have a jigsaw piece in the logo and a different font. The one WITH the pomegranate fruit in the logo was the most disappointing in quality of the four I own. While I didn’t experience quite what you did, the pieces were slightly thinner (though still sturdy) and fit loosely compared to the three “fruitless” puzzles which had thicker pieces and a more secure piece fit overall. I only focused on the logos because of a video I saw a while back. If you go to about the 4:20 minute mark of this Victoria Boult video, she explains how she noticed the quality difference between logo types: kzread.info/dash/bejne/mZ6smJdrodHecpc.htmlsi=RB3xByEV9hzcUB_A I can’t say if this is true for all of their puzzles, but hope this helps!

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

Ah interesting. My Pomegranate was not made in the US. Did yours come in resealable bags by any chance??? I've heard of other brands changing styles/logos/manufacturing since the increase in demand from the Pandemic and that has lead to a decline in quality.

@puzzle_em

11 ай бұрын

⁠ Yes, even though they were thrifted, 2 of the fruitless logo puzzles have the same type of resealable bag I believe to be what the pieces originally came in.

You seem to have had a rogue Pomegranate there. I have never had a fit issue with any of the Pomegranate puzzles that I have done. I got out one that is waiting to be done, a 300 piece Alice in Wonderland, probably an old one. I measured the thickness of a piece and it was 2.5mm. I would be inclined to get in touch with Pomegranate, send them a pic of the jigsaw you have done and see what they say. Do try another one perhaps a 500 rather than a 1000 one.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

Reading through comments online and here, it appears that there is difference in quality based on where the puzzle is made. Mine was not made in the US and did not come in a resealable bag. I would like to try the brand again but only if I can get one that was made in the US - which may not be all that easy for me to find here.

Donnalouise, you got a dud. I’ve done dozens of Pomegranate puzzles and never had this problem. They do have a loose-ish fit, but not to the extent that you experienced. Sorry you had a bad one!!!

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

A few questions for you since you've done so many - did yours come in resealable bags and were they made in the US? I read somewhere that there is a significant decline in quality for those in sealed bags and not made in the US. So I wonder if that is part of my issue. I would like to try again though if I can find another.

@morgandenoia3138

11 ай бұрын

@@fortheloveofpuzzles I checked my puzzles and they all have resealable bags and they say “Printed in China.” I only have 1000 piece Pomegranates, so I don’t know if the 500 piece ones are different. The one disappointment I do have with them is the quality of the ink. While the pieces are wonderfully matte, the ink they use doesn’t seem very vibrant. My copy of Seurat’s “Sunday on the Grande Jatte” is so muted that it was difficult to assemble. Hope that helps! And get packing already!!!

I have done 1 of the 3 Pomegranate puzzles, Her Coat of Many Colors,. I tried this brand because so many people raved about them, and to their credit, they have beautiful images, but I was fussing to the high hill putting it together because of the fit and coming apart at the slightest touch. Disappointing experience for me, and I'm not driven to put together my other 2. I'm excited about your trip to Spain and all of the fun you'll have 😊 🧩✈️

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

Do you remember if your puzzle came in a sealed or a resealable bag? Did it have made in US printed on it? Reading through the comments and some things I've seen online, there is a huge quality issue with those from this brand not made in the US.

@simplydee4522

11 ай бұрын

@fortheloveofpuzzles Hmmm, I'm not sure about the difference of quality based on U. S. or not. I just checked, and all of mine have Portland, Oregon on them, and only 1 came with a resealable bag. Again, it's really too bad (for me) because I truly like the images, and it is a brand that is praised by many.

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

@@simplydee4522 Mine was not made in the US...I'm willing to try it again but would really like to get one made in the US so I can compare quality. Loves the image though.

Thinking of a potential replacement for your bare wall. What are your thoughts on the Educa's Dreamtown, 8,000 pcs.? Just a thought😊🧩

@fortheloveofpuzzles

11 ай бұрын

I love that image but don't think I can subject myself to the Educa quality. I'm barely motivated to finish the remaining 5 bags from Around The World.

@simplydee4522

11 ай бұрын

@@fortheloveofpuzzles OH, right. Makes sense because piece fit takes away from an enjoyable experience.