Hedgehogs seem to be so expressive and this one cool hedgie jigsaw puzzle displays his hogitude! Viktorija Zablockytė was kind enough to allow us to use her hedgehog's picture of Rick for our weekly jigsaw puzzle. When we look at his picture, we see a hedgehog that looks like one cool hoggie.
Last week's puzzle was super simple. Sharon Amio let us turn her hedgehog tummy picture of Sugoi into a jigsaw puzzle for you to assemble. You can check out our Hedgehog Tummy jigsaw puzzle here. We changed the puzzle piece shapes to make it harder, but instead it turned out to be easy peasy. Our time was 5 minutes and 58 seconds. What's your completion time?
Each Sunday we have a new puzzle for our readers. If you have a high resolution picture of your hedgehog that you'd like to see here on our site, drop us a line and we'll let you know where you can send it since we don't have a file upload on the site. Since you're here, you should check out our hedgehog articles to learn more about this great animal.
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How To Complete This One Cool Hedgie Jigsaw Puzzle
Directions For Jigsaw Puzzles
The feature picture of this one cool hedgie 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.
