Wentworth Mini Mindful Jigsaw Review
PR Sample – I was kindly sent the Wentworth Mini Mindful Jigsaw in this post.
Personally, I find mindfulness hard. I struggle to just be in the moment and try to relax and unwind. Instead, I always feel tense and ready to go. As such I’m always interested to find new ways to try and take some time out.
So when Wentworth got in touch about their new range of mini mindful jigsaws I knew this was something I could be interested in.
Wentworth Puzzles.
Wentworth specialises in wooden puzzles, which are made and designed right here in the UK.
All of their puzzles are made using a precision laser cutter so all the pieces fit well together. However, my favourite thing about Wentworth has to be the unique pieces within the puzzles. Most of their jigsaws feature a range of irregularly shaped pieces as well as whimsy pieces.
You will often find that the whimsey pieces link to the subject of the jigsaw image in some way as well.
Many of their jigsaws are available in a range of sizes, starting at just 15 and going up to 1000.
Wentworth Mini Mindful Jigsaw
Recently Wentworth added to their range a selection of mini mindful jigsaws. The idea behind this range is to offer people the mindful and well-being benefits of jigsaws, while allowing them to be completed in a much shorter time frame.
Many of the Wentworth Mini Mindful puzzles come in a choice of 40 or 80 pieces. A 40 piece is said to take around 20-30 minutes to complete. Allowing you enough time to enjoy a cuppa and relax a little while you empty your mind and finish your jigsaw.
When it comes to the subject matter, the range features all types of images. From animals to nature and a range of unique patterns from those who want something a bit more complex.
Wentworth Mini Mindful Jigsaw – Meerkats
I was kindly sent the meerkats mini mindful jigsaw in 80 pieces. As with all the Wentworth puzzles I’ve had or put together it was really well-cut. The wooden pieces make it easy to assemble and are cleanly cut, even on the most obscure of shapes.
I always find it interesting to see what whimsy shapes are in each puzzle, the meerkat one included meerkats, a tree and other animals.
Personally, I found the time I spent putting together was relaxing and let me let go of all those thoughts racing through my mind. As such, I really do think they work when it comes to offering a little bit of mindful time.
These mini mindful puzzles come in at £9.50 for 40 pieces or £12.50 for 80 pieces. You can check out the collection easily over on the Wentworth website.
What do you think of the Wentworth Mini Mindful Puzzles?
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I would choose the Autumnal fox Jigsaw me and my children love nature being outsde and wildlife.
Into the Sea is my favourite – love the subtle colours
I love the beachside campervan! We love camping!
i love the Fractal Geometry puzzle – it looks really difficult!
I love the Meerkat one so much!! I am Meerkat mad!
Out in the Moonlight – Christmas and woodland – two of my favourite themes!
Into the sea is my favourite. Lovely colours and hopeful image of baby turtles hatching and moving to the sea
I have thought of jigsaws and mindfulness going together but it does make sense
I love my jigsaw puzzles.
Autumnal Fox! Simply beautiful.
I love the Catsville puzzle – I love cats and this one is quite funny.
I love that you can get a personalised jigsaw made. That would make an unexpected gift!
Autumnal fox – love wildlife and nature – perfect for me and my great neices to complete
I really love the personalised ones where they have “Happy Birthday” pieces in them. How clever is that! Would make such a love gift!
I love the Beachside Campervan puzzle, I love campervans and the colours are fantastic!
Some lovely puzzles there, but I think my favourite is ‘Best Cat Stories’. Combining cats and books is always a win!
The Owl Autonomy puzzle is lovely – I love birds and bright colours and it has both!
My personal favourite is the meerkat one, I have always absolutely loved them!!
I love Farmyard, because it reminds me of summers as a child on my Aunt Jenny’s farm, the cottage looks just like her farmhouse
Sorry forgot to answer the question, brain fog again, I would like ‘at the train station’ puzzle for my steam train obsessed hubby to keep him away from the garden railway for 5 mins
I have to admit, I struggle with puzzles now, I don’t know if it is my brain fog but cannot even do 15 piece puzzle for a 3 yr old, but love assisting my grandkids and they enjoy showing nanny where the piece goes!
We always have a 500 pce puzzle on the go and our trip to Seville was cancelled because of covid so it would have to be the Plaza De España, Seville
I rekindled my love of jigsaws during lockdown. I love the look of Into the Sea it is such a calming picture
The pets selfie would cheer me up any day
Oh I have never seen such uniquely shaped puzzle pieces. They are adorable! I love jigsaw puzzles. I can spend an entire day in my pyjamas doing one (which I used to and then get told off by my parents). They are great for focus and to reduce those running thoughts in my head.