Schmidt Spiele | Thomas Kinkade: In the Vineyards (2000pc) | Puzzle | Ages 12+

The media could not be loaded. Nice jigsaw. Quite difficult as a lot of the coloure look very similar but that’s part of the fun. Fits together well and no missing pieces (thank god!) good quality picture and good value. After the challenge of completing it we couldn’t bring ourselves to break it back up so we laminated it and framed it!

really good, detailed, beautiful jigsaw. High quality

This is a lovely puzzle .The pictures are really pretty and the size of it gave me something to get my teeth in during 1st lockdown (have done it again since)Parts of it are difficult but that's good , I didn't want to finish it too quickly .I did start with the edges even though I had read a previous review saying start inside as they aren't easy, and they aren't it literally was a case of trying every piece in every piece until the edges were complete but I like an edge to work from .You won't be disappointed with it .I have since gone on to purchase some of the 1000 piece puzzles which are featured .Keep an eye out for different characters in the picture , Peter pan ,tinkerbell and Pinocchio are in Cinderella .Enjoy

This is a lovely picture that took me a good 4/5 months to do. It's very large and needs a lot of space for it. I loved how colourful and varied it was so it really kept me entertained. The yellow frames in the puzzle was super challenging. I even did the edged of the puzzle last because it was so tricky!The quality is good. No damaged, flimsy or missing pieces.I would recommend it since it was super satisfying and I used it as a large table matt for a months after.

Good service.

Thomas Kinkade is one of the best illustrators out there, and we own a couple of the Disney pieces, as those are my favourites. However, when it comes to the jigsaws, while they come out absolutely visually stunning, they are one of the most frustrating jigsaws around.The best thing to do with this particular jigsaw is to split it into sections. The outer edge is considerably time consuming, but once you find your rhythm, you'll be fine. The best way that we found of doing this, was to sort each piece into segments - I don't know the exact terms but pieces which were innies went in one pile, pieces that had an innie and an outie went in the next pile and so on. As we were doing this between myself and my parents (it was my mum's jigsaw), once we had finished with a pile, we passed it onto the next person, and continued to pass the piles around, until the outer edge was done.You can then split up the jigsaw further - I had post it notes where each scene went, so Cinderella in the middle, the Mickeys/Minnies to each corner and so forth. This helped us figure out the rough areas we needed for each character. We ignored the fact that there were circles around each one, and these got moved into a separate box, until we were ready for them, as otherwise it was quite confusing.I've always said that the amount of detail that is included in Thomas Kinkade pictures is outstanding, and this is the same, although I did find some of the more finer details quite hard to place. I am also positive I found Gus from Cinderella, in both the Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty scenes! There are a lot of small characters scattered around both of these scenes, and minor details, which makes it a struggle to complete these particular parts of the jigsaw.The pieces do join in quite well, and there were no pieces missing in my puzzle, thankfully!You will need to set aside some time to complete this, as it is 2000 pieces. This took us about 10 days to complete, while on lockdown in the UK, and is quite easy once you follow the steps above, which will make it easier. If you fancy a challenge, this is it. ​

I have been on this puzzle for 1 month, still not completed as you have to have so much patience with it, but it's such a sense of achievement when you make the circles up. I started with the circles as I find it's easier to do. Fantastic puzzle and great quality.

First jigsaw I have attempted for years and years. Very well made and you know almost immediately if you have fitted the correct piece. Quite challenging and it took me about 60 - 65 hours to complete. The bottom left corner was a real slog. Gutted when I got to the end and there was one piece missing. I assume that I must have dropped it on the floor and the dog ate it. Have tried to buy some more Schmidt Spiele Thomas Kinkade 2000 or 1500 piece puzzles but everyone is out of stock!