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Buffalo Games - 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle Aimee Stewart Merry Mushroom Village Picnic, Made in USA, Premium Recycled Board, Full-Color Poster, Giftable

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$10.40
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Why shoppers consider it
  • A WHIMSICAL ESCAPE: Wander into a fairy-tale mushroom village filled with tiny picnic scenes, lanterns, and sparkling water. Relaxing at first, then delightfully challenging as you match mini details and bright...
  • PREMIUM RECYCLED BOARD: Made from recycled materials on premium puzzle board with sturdy interlocking pieces that snap together for a secure fit, so sections stay put as you sort, lift, and connect your progress.
  • AIMEE STEWART COLORFUL ART: High-resolution printing keeps every mushroom cap, flower, and whimsical character crisp and vibrant, making the build immersive and the finished image full of discovery.
  • FULL-COLOR POSTER INCLUDED: Includes a large full-color reference poster to help you plan and confirm tricky areas. Finished size is 26.75 x 19.75 inches for an impressive, display-worthy result.
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