Two toadstools, two frogs, and one very small fly who doesn't know what's coming. This puzzle captures a tiny woodland standoff in laser-cut detail, from the speckled mushroom caps to the grass thick enough to hide in. This piece picks up where A Friend For Dinner left off, going further into the scene with more texture, more depth, and more of the tiny background details that bring a woodland moment to life. Think crisp details, richer shading on the mushroom caps, and a new critter hidden in the foliage. Same charm with a more detailed world to get lost in. Cut from premium cherry veneer using color-line cutting, so every edge follows the artwork instead of slicing through it. Featuring a mix of irregular interlocking shapes and whimsy pieces tucked throughout, including frogs, snails, mushrooms, and that doomed little fly. There are no edge pieces on this one. You build it by color and shape instead of border first, so it plays differently than a standard jigsaw puzzle right from the first few minutes. - Difficulty: PAINLESS- 11.25" x 14.25"- 200 Pieces- Artist: Geoff Cota
