Another Cardinal Disney Star Wars Puzzle

I love Landon's such-a-ham face with this finished Cardinal Disney Star Wars Puzzle.  Once again the colors of the puzzle make this a difficult project.  Looks like there were quite a few pieces missing from this thrift store find.  Still, Landon and his mom enjoy their puzzling time together. 

Cardinal Disney Star Wars Tower Puzzle

Our favorite theme is back - Star Wars!  This Cardinal Puzzle for Disney is touted as a Tower Puzzle at 14 inches by 11 inches.  It proved to be quite difficult since the colors were tonal and very similar with slight subtleties.  Landon and his mom enjoyed the challenge, collaborating together.

SunsOut "Lazy Afternoon" by Terry Doughty

Now that school's out for summer, Landon is blowing through his puzzle stash!  This SunsOut 100pc puzzle was a fun quick project for him, at 7" by 9".  Artist Terry Doughty created a whimsical scene of a bear lazing on a tree branch.  Even outdoors, Landon is using his brain power to solve puzzles. 

Cardinal Disney Star Wars Puzzles

There's a series of Star Wars puzzles from Cardinal and Disney that have different images on puzzle and box, but no names.  Landon loves anything Star Wars!  These are both thrift store finds, complete.  Each measures 14 in x 11 in.   The pieces are fairly small and the faces are in similar colors, almost a monotone wash, which makes these puzzles difficult.   At 300 pieces per puzzle, there's a lot of time invested in the two scenes!

Sure-Lox "Tiny Tabbies"

This 500 pc puzzle contains Landon's second favorite subject - cats!  Made by TCG Sure-Lox, a Canadian company, in 2007.  The finished puzzle measures 19in by 14in.  A thrift store find, we were pleased to find all the pieces complete and bagged inside the box.  There's no artist credited for the photography but it must have been a fun shoot to catpture!

Ravensburger "Beautiful Ocean" by Mark Gregory

Ravensburger Puzzle's "Beautiful Ocean" has a tranquil scene above and below the water, by artist Mark Gregory.  Landon was able to complete this 100 piece puzzle on his own.  The finished puzzle measures 19 x 14 inches and was copyright 2012.  Another thrift store complete find!