by Cathy Baker
Every December, Brian and I purchase a new Christmas puzzle. We set up my grandmother’s card table (great memories!), spread out the pieces, and work on it during the evenings.
So why I’d never considered purchasing an Autumn puzzle is beyond me.
Check out some of these I came across:
“Autumn Harvest” by Vermont Christmas Company, sold by Amazon. 1000 pieces, $15.95.
Covered Bridge in Fall by SunsOut, sold by Amazon. 500 pieces, $12.69.
And because I’m a sucker for old country stores, Coke buttons, and vintage pick up trucks…Autumn Traditions by White Mountain Puzzles, 300 pieces, $11.91.
Pour the hot cocoa, turn off the TV, and hide the phones. Enjoy the conversation as you work together to put the pieces back together again.
Which of the three above is your favorite? Amazon has MANY to choose from!
Congratulations to Karla Cook! She won the Starbucks gift card from Monday’s post. Enjoy!
Stop by and visit Karla’s site Roads to Everywhere.
Stop by and visit Karla’s site Roads to Everywhere.
I was just scrolling down trying to decide which puzzle I liked best when my name jumped out at me! I won the Starbucks card?! How fun! Thanks so much!
Oh… yeah… the puzzle. I like the third one best. I love old country stores, vintage trucks, and Coke, too! My kitchen was decorated with a general store feel at our last house, featuring lots of vintage-y Coke stuff. In this house I have a coffee theme!
Oh Karla, I'm so glad you saw this! I messaged you on FB but since we're not friends (yet!) I think it went to a different folder. I think if you hit the email icon in my sidebar it will take you to my e-address where you can leave your mailing address. Congrats!!!!!
We have old signs going all the way up our stairs. Love all things vintage! 🙂
What a cool idea to buy a new Christmas puzzle each year to work on together. I like the second one. Covered bridges are such a thing of the pas that I really enjoy it when I see one. I also love the colors of the leaves on the trees, Especially since I grew up in Southern California where Fall doesn't exist like it does back here.
Ellen, have you been to the oldest covered bridge in SC? It's actually just above Greer!
Hope you enjoy this beautiful Fall (chilly) weekend. 🙂