When we saw the picture of Juliette Miron's smiling hedgehog, Ciboulette, we knew it would be a great puzzle. We're so glad that Juliette allowed us to share her picture of her hedgie in the form of a smiling hedgehog jigsaw puzzle. Those little teefers just melted our hearts! When you complete this puzzle, you'll be smiling too! Thank you Juliette!
Our previous jigsaw puzzle is still available to give a try. It was a picture of Gypsy that was graciously shared by Tracy Snyder. We think she's got quite an adorable hedgie there. You can check out our Hedgie in An Open Sleigh jigsaw puzzle here. That was the last one for the 2019 holiday season. It was a little bit of a challenge and took us a tad over 14 minutes to complete.
Look for our jigsaw puzzles each Sunday for your enjoyment. While you're visiting us, we hope you'll read some of the articles we've written about hedgehogs. They're quite a unique pet and there's so much to learn about them! We hope that you love them as much as we do.
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How To Complete This Smiling Hedgehog Jigsaw Puzzle
Directions For Jigsaw Puzzles
The feature picture showing a smiling hedgehog is how the puzzle should look when it's completed. 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.
