This week's feature is Queen Clover who is owned by Emily Ann Sheridan. We love how Emily Ann was able to capture this shot. This laughing hedgehog jigsaw puzzle looks like Queen Clover is having a jolly good time and laughing. Don't we wish we all had such a photogenic hedgie?! Thank you for sharing Emily Ann! Queen Clover is so pretty!
Jenny White donated the feature picture for last Sunday's hedgehog with worms jigsaw puzzle. Her name is Pippa and she recently had a birthday. All the wormie treats was one of her birthday presents! You can find a list of all our puzzles on our Hedgehog Fun page. Because of all the worms, Pippa's puzzle took us 31.5 minutes to put together. We're sure you can do better than that!
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How To Complete This Laughing Hedgehog Jigsaw Puzzle
Directions For Jigsaw Puzzles
Queen Clover is the hedgehog featured in this puzzle. The picture shows how the finished puzzle looks when you've successfully placed all the pieces. 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! It's easier to complete if you identify the border pieces first and build your frame.
