Christmas Jigsaw Puzzles
Thirty-one Christmas jigsaws, free in your browser and built for the whole table: fifteen photorealistic scenes for the grown-ups — a snowy town square, a New England harbor in wreaths, reindeer under the northern lights — ten storybook-bright cartoon boards for family solving, and five 12-piece boards for hands that just learned what a puzzle is. Drag pieces together and matching edges snap. No signup, no app.
The collection splits by audience on purpose. The photoreal boards trade in candlelight and snow — a grand library in garlands, grandmother's ornament box on velvet, a market shot from the church tower — and they reward slow evenings at 67 or 100 pieces. The cartoon ten are the after-dinner family boards: Santa over the rooftops, elves at full production speed, a penguin party. The five little-kid boards open at 12 giant pieces: one snowman, one baby reindeer, one triumph apiece.
A December ritual worth stealing: one puzzle a night, littlest boards first, market-from-the-tower last. And these don't vanish in January — the cabin, the library and the reindeer play as winter boards clean through February.