Keeping on the colourful and busy train, I decided to pull out this very fun typography, vocab puzzle by Eeboo that I picked up at the Dollar Store about a month ago.
At first when I saw this puzzle, I actually thought it was kind of ugly, I thought that the colours didn’t suit each other well. But it slowly grew on me and I kept thinking about it. When I found it at the dollar store for five bucks, I figured Why not grab it?
It’s fun to assemble text in a puzzle, it was extra fun to assemble text that was laid out in a grid in a round puzzle! An unexpected mild, very mild, challenge.
Lately, I’ve had Mondays off work, and I have been loving it. I work a little longer on Tuesday thru Friday, and on Mondays I clean, and bake, and do puzzles, guilt free! I’m not sure that I’ll be able to keep this going for much longer, but right now, I am soaking it up!
This all came together in about 2 hours, it wasn’t hard and I knew it wasn’t going to be. It was just pure fun!
Inside the cover of the box – each word word is listed and defined. I love that feature, it’s such a smart add on to a puzzle like this.
All in all, my Monday was great, I baked banana bread, organized our pantry shelves, did my ironing and assembled a fun quick puzzle.
This puzzle was manufactured by Eeboo, purchased new at the dollar store, 500 pieces and complete.
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You are so lucky that your Dollarama stocks eeBoo puzzles (or at least has certain eeBoo puzzles at deep discounts!) In the USA we have a few chains that are similiar to Dollarama but they do not stock eeBoo puzzles. Well I take that back, one does, Tuesday Morning, but most stores nationwide are closing 😦
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I can’t believe it either! It must be stock from a closed out store or something like that. Everywhere else, Eeboo is a pricey brand! I’m not gonna complain at all, right now 😮
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