Wooden Shaped Intri-Cut Puzzle

$29.99
SKU: 41907

Choose Shape: Chameleon- 102 Pieces
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An amazing collection of laser-cut portraits of stylized animals. Each not-so-easy puzzle has super intricate shaped pieces, related to the image. Find wild animal shapes, birds, or farm animals! Cut meticulously out of 1/8" thick plywood. Full color reference picture is included in a embossed gift box. Each puzzle measures approximately. 9-1/2" x 6-1/4". A fabulous gift! Ages 14+.

Choose Shape: Chameleon- 102 Pieces

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 8 reviews.

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I love these kinds of

"I love these kinds of puzzles and am sharing with loved ones for Xmas 🎄"

Tamlyn H. (5/5)

The item is lovely!

"The item is lovely!"

Michael B. (5/5)

I ordered a wooden cat

"I ordered a wooden cat puzzle for my daughter which she will open on Christmas. I would be happy to send you a picture of her opening her on The."

Elizabeth M. (5/5)

Excellent product- challenging and beautiful.

"Excellent product- challenging and beautiful."

ROBERT A. (5/5)

For a Christmas gift but

"For a Christmas gift but perfect."

Linda K. (5/5)

owl

"love a challenge"

Rebecca R. (5/5)

Such a fun puzzle

"I love this puzzle. The colors are great and the uniquely shaped pieces made it a lot of fun to put together. I glued it on the back and hung it on the wall."

Sharon (5/5)

Beautiful, difficult puzzle!

"This was a fun, small puzzle. The pieces are crazy shapes and definitely ramped up the difficulty. Very beautiful design. The pieces do NOT lock together, so it made it a bit more challenging to put together."

Bree (5/5)

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How do you glue these together for framing?
Thank you for your inquiry. To glue a Bits & Pieces Wooden Shaped Intri-Cut Puzzle for framing, first assemble the puzzle on a flat surface. Apply puzzle glue or clear-drying craft glue to the front, spreading it evenly so it flows into the seams. Let it dry completely (1–2 hours), and add a second thin coat if needed. Once fully cured, it’s ready to mount or frame.