Christmas with Wentworth Jigsaws
PR Sample – I was kindly sent the Wentworth Jigsaws included in this post for consideration on my blog.
Earlier this year I wrote about the mindfulness jigsaw puzzles from Wentworth and was thrilled when they got back in touch to ask if I would like to have a look at some of their new Christmas collection.
With their Christmas collection including a wide range of festive subjects and puzzle sizes, I had great fun choosing some puzzles to try.
Christmas at Wentworth

This Christmas Wentworth has released a wide range of Christmas puzzles. Which are perfect for giving as a gift, or having for yourself to complete on a cold Christmas day. I had a look through some of the offerings and decided to go for some fun, colourful and festive offerings.
If you haven’t heard of Wentworth Puzzles before, they are my favourite puzzle brand. Their puzzles are now made from a thicker 4mm wood, which was someone who struggled with dexterity helps a lot. What’s more, many of their puzzles include unique whimsy pieces, which are themed to the puzzle.
All of this comes together to offer a quality puzzle range, which really will be able to be used time after time.
So what puzzles did I get?
Wallace and Gromit Christmas Photo Album

Who doesn’t love Wallace and Gromit? For me, it brings back childhood memories of watching them at Christmas. The puzzle I was sent comes in at 250 pieces in size, however, you can also get a 500-piece version.
If you look closely at the completed picture you might just be able to spot some characters hidden away within the pieces.
I love how this particular puzzle offers you the chance to put together some fantastic Christmas moments. The outer edges offer an easy way to start the puzzle, due to the green festive print.
The 250-piece edition comes in at £32 and can be bought now.
Pets on The Porch

If you follow me on Instagram you may well have seen me share Pets on the Porch earlier this month. I actually found it really relaxing to spend some time before bed putting together this puzzle.
Offering a range of puzzle sizes from 40 pieces all the way up to 1000 pieces, this makes the perfect gift idea for puzzlers of any ability.
I personally went for the 250-piece size. For me, this means the pieces are still of a size I can manage.

Once again this puzzle includes whimsy pieces which are in keeping with the theme. From snowmen to dogs, it is always one of my favourite parts to see what shapes will be included.
This puzzle starts at £9.50, with the 250-piece edition costing £32.
Polar Pals Cracker Puzzle

If you are looking for a quick and simple puzzle, which could make for a perfect stocking filler, then the cracker range from Wentworth is perfect. These small puzzles come in an organza bag inside a cardboard cracker.
This particular cracker puzzle has 24 pieces and I found it perfect for making when I wanted a few minutes to just relax and unwind.
Even at this small size, Wentworth has managed to include some whimsy pieces within the puzzle.
The Polar Pals cracker puzzle comes in at £10.50.
Overall Thoughts
Wentworth Puzzles offer some quality puzzles, which often feature irregularly shaped and whimsy pieces. I absolutely love the fact they have upped the depth of their pieces from 3mm to 4mm and feel I can tell the difference in the pieces.
The fact there is often a choice of puzzle sizes on offer means you can buy specifically for the level a person likes to do. I am definitely a person who likes around 250 pieces, as it means the puzzles aren’t too big and the puzzle pieces are a good size. While I know many people who would much rather tackle a 1000-piece.
If you are looking for a quality jigsaw this Christmas no matter if it is for yourself, or as a gift then I definitely recommend Wentworth.
To find out more about Wentworth and check out their full range, head over to their website.
What do you think of these Christmas jigsaws?
Competition

I thought it would be nice to pass on the Christmas cheer from Wentworth so I put together a couple of their puzzles to giveaway. This includes their top-selling Festival of Gonks puzzle. This particular puzzle is a little different from the others shown in the blog, as most of the pieces inside come together to be gonk shaped. Due to this, the puzzle is deemed hard. Alongside the 250-piece edition of the Festival of Gonks, I have a 25-piece Noel cracker puzzle.
So how can you be in with a chance of winning?
Head over to the Wentworth website and let me know using 8 words or more:
Other than the puzzles included in this post, which is your favourite and why?
Good Luck!
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They have a lot of lovely jigsaws to pick from, but their Santa Express jigsaw would make a lovely Christmas present.
I love all things Japanese, so the Japanese Art section is amazing!
Animals and nature series, love both
I love One Night in Bethlehem x
There are so many beautiful ones! I particularly like the Autumnal fox so detailed!
The Lady of Shalott
Such a wonderful art print, it would be wonderful to build it as a puzzle
Autumnal Fox is a beautiful puzzle, a work of art.
I love the ‘One Night in Bethlehem’ puzzle. It would be a lovely one to do over Christmas to remind us all of what Christmas is all about.
I would get a nice easy one like the 1000 piece japanese maple for my brother, they always put out a jigsaw to do over christmas
I love the Santa Express. It would be lovely to complete with my son who loves trains and I love three Christmas shaped pieces.
Santa Express is gorgeous! We would love to go on a real one!
Winter in Hallstatt, Austria, have happy memories of a great holiday there
Lots of lovely christmas puzzles. I especially like Pets on the Porch.
Love A Vintage Christmas – always feel nostalgic at this time of year and this puzzle just fits that sentiment
The Christmas Cottage as not only is it a beautiful picture it’s got some really loved shaped pieces like a little squirrel in it so it’s extra special.
Wish Upon a Bookshop . I like a large piece puzzle with a pretty picture.
Oxford Street Shopping, London, it looks like a challenge.
Festival of Gonks is lovely, bright & Christmassy but appropriate throughout the whole year
The Puzzle That Is Mind-Numbingly Cold is beautiful and would be a challenge to do
the 12 days of Christmas
The kids would love the Sqnta Express. I think the 12 days of Christmas is really pretty.
I love all the Animals and Nature ones.
Regent Street Jigsaw, I really love the design of the puzzle
Dancing cranes as I love the fact it is wintery without being obviously Christmas so I could do it in the new year
There are loads of choices on there! I do like the fine art ones though with the hare being my fave!