COLLECTION NO. 2
Chill out and chow down with this bite size puzzle from Lindsey Wright. This mischievous hot dog is just what’s needed to brighten anyone’s day.
– 100 piece puzzle
– Completed Size: 8.5 x 10.625 in
– Box Size: 5 x 4.5 x 2.5 in
– Pieces finished with a soft-touch, glare-free coating
– Made with recycled materials
These Ordinary Habit puzzles are the most beautiful and thoughtfully created puzzles I've encountered. Love the art and the artists, and I appreciate how many mini puzzle options they have.
I purchased this puzzle while I was in NY in November and I finally got around to building it and when I did, it came out so beautiful! will definitely be purchasing more of these
I LOVE this puzzle. It's super cute and because it's so tiny I put the whole thing together in one sitting! For context, I had a 1000 piece puzzle that has been taking up half my dining room table for MONTHS. This gives me the same sense of accomplishment without taking up precious table real estate. I can't wait to order more.
I love this puzzle. A small victory in a box and it is a beautiful image.
This was my first Ordinary Habit puzzle. I got it during a sale they were having. The finishing on the puzzle pieces is velvety smooth. Which also carries over into the texture of the box. The image was crisp and the pieces interlocked firmly. My only hesitation on this puzzle is the pricing. I would probably only buy another small puzzle if it was on sale again. But the quality of the puzzle and the art work were very good. And I do love a mini puzzle!
For Lindsey Wright, an illustrator born, raised, and based in Minnesota, the drive to create can be summed up in seven words: “Basically, I just want to make stuff.” That colorful stuff, born of Wright’s signature optimism, is unapologetically fun, feminine, and overflowing with an in-your-face happiness. Wright says she enjoys getting to know people and collaborating with other artists. “And I like fun,” she says. “Like, a lot.”
"This little guy looks tasty and adorable, but really he’s up to no good." — Lindsey Wright
