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Piecefolio catalogue
Browse 350-piece puzzles and compare their real finished footprints before choosing a board or table.
Exact editions
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
A Cobble Hill Family Pieces puzzle built with three graduated piece sizes: large at one end, medium through the middle and small at the other, so puzzlers of different skill levels can work the same scene together. It is set up to work as a solo solve as well. The barnyard artwork is by Greg Giordano.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
Built for group puzzling, this family-format design places large, medium, and small pieces at different spots so solvers at various skill levels can collaborate. It also works as a solo activity. Newer puzzlers who are ready to move beyond their current size are another intended audience.
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Nautilus Puzzles
350 pieces15.0 × 9.5 in
Nautilus Puzzles turns the Homer painting into a wooden jigsaw puzzle, with whimsy pieces cut into boating shapes that echo the scene. The border follows an irregular cut rather than a standard rectangle, and a bonus poster is included.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
Call of the Wild uses Cobble Hill's Family Pieces format: three piece sizes run across the image, largest at one end, medium in the middle, small at the other, so puzzlers of all skill levels can collaborate. It also suits solo solving and newer puzzlers stepping up from a 275-piece puzzle, while skilled puzzlers enjoy this count for a little "snack" break. Dave Whamond's cartoon style shapes the artwork.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
Candy Counter belongs to Cobble Hill's Family Pieces line, which packs three piece sizes into one box: large pieces at one end of the puzzle, medium pieces through the middle, and small pieces at the other end. The format is built for family members to work on the same puzzle together, and it can be built solo as well.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
This Cobble Hill puzzle arrives in the Family Pieces format, which packs three piece sizes into one scene — large pieces at one end, medium in the middle, and small at the other — so a household can build the same puzzle together. The cartoon illustration is from Dave Whamond's DoodleTown and centers on a Christmas-themed attempt to catch Santa.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
A Cobble Hill Family Pieces edition cut in three sizes across one image: the largest pieces at one end, medium pieces through the middle and the smallest at the other end, an arrangement the maker designed for families to work on together. The artwork is by Peter Adderley.
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Nautilus Puzzles
350 pieces15.0 × 11.0 in
A wooden jigsaw puzzle from Nautilus Puzzles featuring a Kevin Walsh artwork. The cut follows a modern style with whimsy pieces shaped to match the Christmas theme, and a bonus poster is included.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
Cottage Pond uses Cobble Hill's Family Pieces format: large pieces on one end, medium through the middle, and small on the other, so puzzlers at different skill levels can work side by side. Artwork by William Vanderdasson.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
Desert Magic is a wildlife mini-collage by Rosiland Solomon in Cobble Hill's Family Pieces line. Its cut runs three graduated piece sizes — large at one end, medium through the middle, small at the other — so solvers of different skill levels can work the same scene together.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
A Family Pieces format cut in three graduated sizes—large pieces grouped at one end, medium through the middle, and small at the other—lets puzzlers of different skill levels collaborate on the same puzzle. The same puzzle can also be worked solo.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
Family Pieces puzzles include three different piece sizes—small, medium, and large—so puzzlers of all skill levels can collaborate, with large pieces on one end, medium in the middle, and small on the other. The land-and-sea Earth Day artwork shows a sea turtle swimming among fish and birds in the sky, is credited to Lori Anzalone, and is presented in portrait format. Designed for families, it can be enjoyed solo.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
Easter Bunnies sits in Cobble Hill's Family Pieces line, which mixes three piece sizes in a single puzzle: larger pieces at one end, medium pieces in the middle, and smaller pieces at the other. That arrangement is meant for families to work the same Easter scene together.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
A Dave Whamond cartoon in Cobble Hill's Doodletown line, issued in the Family Pieces format: three piece sizes within one image — large at one end, medium in the middle, small at the other — so puzzlers of different skill levels can collaborate. The holiday workshop scene is played for humor throughout.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
What sets this puzzle apart is its piece assortment: three different sizes across the same board — large pieces at one end, medium through the middle, and small at the other — which lets puzzlers of different skill levels work on one picture together, or one person take it on alone. The artwork is a farm scene featuring a big red barn.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
Farmyard Folly is built around three piece sizes — large at one end, medium through the middle, small at the other — so family members with different experience levels can work the same picture together. The comic farm-animal artwork is by Dave Whamond, from the DoodleTown collection.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
Festive Friends uses Cobble Hill's Family Pieces format: three graduated piece sizes, with the largest grouped at one end, medium in the middle, and the smallest at the other, so puzzlers of different skill levels can work the same scene together. It also works solo, suits newer puzzlers moving up from a smaller puzzle, and gives skilled puzzlers a snack-break option.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
A Dave Whamond cartoon Halloween scene in Cobble Hill's Family Pieces format, which supplies three sizes of pieces in one box: large pieces at one end, medium pieces through the middle, and small pieces at the other, so family members can work on the same scene together.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
Family Pieces format spreads three sizes across one puzzle — large at one end, medium in the middle, small at the other — designed for families, and it works solo too. Cartoon art by Dave Whamond.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
Holy Night is a Family Pieces edition of Cobble Hill's Christmas nativity, with three piece sizes built into one scene: large pieces along one end, medium pieces through the middle, and small pieces at the other, so people of different skill levels can work on the same image together. It is designed for family use, and it also works for a single solver.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
Large pieces sit at one end of the mixed-size format, medium pieces in the middle, and small pieces at the other, so solvers at different experience levels can work together. It also suits newer puzzlers moving up from smaller formats.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
A colorful cast of playful monsters fills the scene, each creature showing a distinct emotion—grumpy, sad, confused, or joyful—alongside the ever-cute Crit character, the mascot for Origins.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
This Cobble Hill puzzle uses the Family Pieces format: three different piece sizes let puzzlers of all skill levels collaborate, with large pieces on one end, medium pieces in the middle, and small pieces on the other end.
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Cobble Hill
350 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in
A Family Pieces puzzle from Cobble Hill: mixed piece sizes let a group with a range of puzzle experience work the same picture together. The artwork is a mini-collage rather than one continuous view.
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