Preparing for the Big Day
THE JIGSAW
Christmas Day is nearly here and it’s all hands-on deck in this panoramic 636 piece festive jigsaw puzzle by Daniel Rodgers.
With advent nearly over, everyone is helping prepare for the big day. Grandpa carefully decorates gingerbread men to go with the beautiful house which Harry, Jimmy and Sally have made.
Little Reuben helps mum decorate the tree, under the careful supervision of Sandy the dog. Meanwhile, Dad emerges from the kitchen with a beautiful roasted chicken for lunch – I hope everyone’s hungry!
And Nana takes a well-earned nap away from the commotion on a comfy corner armchair.
Preparing for the Big Day is part of our 636 collection – panoramic jigsaw puzzles which provide stunning visuals at a lower piece count. They are the same width as our 1000 piece puzzles but with a smaller height.
This 636 piece jigsaw puzzle was painted by the talented artist Daniel Rodgers.
THE DETAILS
- High-quality panoramic 636 piece jigsaw puzzle
- Part of our festive collection
- Included in the box is a handy print of your puzzle
- Made in the UK & Europe from 100% recycled cardboard
- Completed puzzle size: 69 x 32 cm | 27 x 13 inches
- Artist credit: Daniel Rodgers
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
A Double Celebration!
We are beyond thrilled to announce that we’ve won the prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise for Sustainable Development, a true testament to our dedication to creating a greener future!
But that’s not all - we’re also proud to be a certified B Corp, committed to using business as a force for good.
This incredible recognition reinforces our mission to make a lasting, positive impact on the planet and our communities. Thank you for being part of this journey - we couldn’t have done it without you!
Preparing for the Big Day
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