Showing posts with label 99 pieces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 99 pieces. Show all posts

Friday, 17 July 2026

The Flinders Street Station And Cats



Brand:
The Puzzle Colab

Pieces: 99
Size:  10cm x 14cm

Product Code: 25005M

You know how sometimes you're in the mood to puzzle but don't want to commit to a 500 or 1000 piece design?

You just want to do a quick little bite-size puzzle to whet the appetite? Well that is where micro or mini puzzles come in handy. Usually 100 pieces or less, they are quick to put together and take up a very small amount of space.

I bought this puzzle, along with a few others from the same series, just to try out the brand and satisfy that small-puzzle-piece-count urge. The artwork, by Miss Wenly Illustration, is cute and relevant to me (being a significant and iconic landmark of Melbourne) and one that I am incidentally going to be visiting this weekend on my journey into the city. The quality was great, and the puzzle came in a tiny box, no bigger than a pack of playing cards. 

If you need that small puzzle fix, you can't go wrong with a mini or micro sized puzzle. The Puzzle Collab, along with Magnolia, Werkshoppe and several others, can help you with that fix...

Friday, 14 March 2025

Boho Camper



Brand: Magnolia

Pieces: 99
Size:  10cm x 14cm

Product Code: -

I'm putting this post up a lot later than usual, because I had a little computer trouble this morning, and then I had a hairdresser's appointment. But here it finally is - better late than never!

The above puzzle is from Magnolia's micro-puzzle range, and was a pleasure to do. This tiny puzzle is the perfect snack-size and of the highest quality. There is so much detail packed into it, and the box size is very cute (pocket size, so easy to smuggle into the house if you don't want anyone to see another purchase haha). 

There are quite a few micro-puzzles in their range- all reprints of their larger piece count puzzles- so you're sure to find one that grabs your attention. 

Do you like doing mini and micro puzzles? Which brands do you enjoy doing?