#Halloween 3d puzzle Patch
#Halloween 3d puzzle full

There is no pumpkin patch more sincere than the one Linus is sitting in! GET IT HERE It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown Puzzle Now, THIS is a Halloween party I want to go to! Look at all those amazing treats. The most adorable bunch of trick-or-treaters around! I love the colors and details in this puzzle, like the little witch’s pumpkin pail. How dreamy is this image of October 31st? A spooky house, a bit of rain, glowing jack-o-lanterns…I want to live here.

#Halloween 3d puzzle full

This is my dream porch for October: one full of glowing pumpkins as trick-or-treaters approach. Where do you even start with this puzzle?! The all-candy corn image is sure to keep you busy for hours.

How amazing are these Halloween cookies? Aside from wanting to eat every last one of them, I also love that this puzzle design is so unique. This one gives me all the Halloween feels, from the glowing jack-o-lanterns to the scarecrows and trick-or-treaters. How fun is this one? Build a 3D haunted house! GET IT HERE This one is perfect for your spooky little kiddos to enjoy. I love all the bright colors and details in this witchy design. Note: This might go without saying right now, but just keep in mind shipping times might be slower since these are entertaining but not essential items. I figured you might enjoy them too during this time, so here are my 13 favorite designs I found online. And, being me, I started hunting for a Halloween jigsaw puzzle or two I could enjoy.

Maybe if I bust out the Ouija board…īut I digress. Plus, somehow, I don’t think my ghost is going to be up for doing a puzzle together. They’ve all already gone through at least two…and it’s given me a bit of FOMO because I have zero puzzles lying around the Spooky Little Apartment. It’s a memory that’s some flooding back as my parents, brother and sister-in-law send their constant updates to our family text about their puzzle progress during the quarantine. I remember my mom putting the flattened card table on the floor in the living room, opening up a jigsaw puzzle and all of us spending the day working on it. Growing up, Thanksgiving was a day for board games and puzzles. See the end of this post and/or my disclaimer for more.