We think that this hedgehog in a tunnel jigsaw puzzle makes for a challenging way to spend a Sunday! With all the orange piping in the picture, it may be harder to put together than our other puzzles. Are you up to the challenge? John Patrick Lu granted us permission to use Bristles' picture for our weekly jigsaw puzzle. Thank you for sharing John! She looks so intent, crouching low and being all stealth!
Have you tried your hand at last week's puzzle? It was a picture of Ciboulette with the cutest little hedgehog teefers we've seen! Juliette Miron was kind enough to let us turn Ciboulette's picture into a puzzle. You can check out our Smiling Hedgehog jigsaw puzzle here. It was a little bit of a challenge and took us a few seconds under 21 minutes to complete.
Come back every Sunday for a new puzzle with a new featured hedgehog for you to put together. While you're here, you should check out our articles about hedgies. We have so many resources here to learn about taking care of our favorite animal!
AFFILIATE DISCLOSURE: Heavenly Hedgies is an Amazon Associate. We have partnered with them and other reputable merchants when they sell something that we feel will benefit our readers. By purchasing through our links, we may earn a small commission on sales, that helps us continue to provide informative and educational information for hedgie lovers. And the best part is that there is no additional cost to you. Thank you for being a loyal and supportive reader here at Heavenly Hedgies.
How To Complete This Hedgehog In A Tunnel Jigsaw Puzzle
Directions For Jigsaw Puzzles
The feature picture of a hedgehog in a tunnel is how the puzzle should look when you're done. Sometimes when the puzzle box appears, it will appear in pieces and other times it will appear whole. The rewind circular arrows will put the puzzle into pieces for you to try your hand at completing it. The completion timer begins when you move your first piece. Make sure you pause the timer if you have to step away or it will keep on going! We've done that a time or two ourselves. It's easier to complete if you identify the border pieces first and build your frame.
