A Little Holiday Spirit: Mixing Up Merry Mocktails
Shirley, from Cultivate Garden in Parksville, had a great time experimenting with festive drinks inspired by Merry Mocktails alongside her adult daughter.
Shirley, from Cultivate Garden in Parksville, had a great time experimenting with festive drinks inspired by Merry Mocktails alongside her adult daughter.
If you didn't win this time, your September entry isn't out of the running! We'll do a larger final draw in April from all Fun Run submissions received from September through the end of March.
Are you a speed puzzler? Or do you prefer to take your time, enjoy the image, and discover all the little details along the way? With Rainbow Birdies, you can do both! The Official Speed Run Rainbow Birdies is the...
This mini-release includes a fun mix of whimsical, playful, magical and fantastical images. Two of the new fantasy designs, Brewing Up Trouble and The Little Hills, made their debut at GenCon 2026 in July as the Team Event puzzles for speed puzzling.
My latest puzzle is a five-hundred-piece titled Silkies by Heather Gauthier. The Silkies in the puzzle caught my eye because of how they looked sitting on the stacks of books.
This being a one-hundred-piece puzzle, it was easy to put together. The puzzle is four puzzles in one. There is an oval flower arrangement with the words, Cobble Hill Garden Tour written inside the oval.
Generations of people have fallen in love with the March sisters of Louisa May Alcott’s most popular and enduring novel, Little Women. Jo, Beth, Meg, and Amy remain united in their devotion to each other and their struggles to survive in New England during the Civil War.
Cobble Hill is sponsoring the Special Competitions at the USA Jigsaw Nationals 2026 in Atlanta, GA, where our new 100 piece line will debut in an all-day Puzzle Chess event on Friday, March 27.
Where Gods Reside by Dominik Modlinski is now available as a Cobble Hill 1000pc puzzle, released in 2026 as part of our Canadian Landscape Series. Dominik doesn’t just paint landscapes; he lives them. His work comes from long, direct encounters...