Jigsaw Puzzles I HATE!

Today I'm talking about jigsaw puzzles I don't like!

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[lilovebird]

Karen then: I don't think doing that solid color yellow puzzle would be very fun

Karen now: Here's my giant collection of solid color jigsaw puzzles :D

[ladyhawker]

Being bipolar I get a lot out of doing jigsaw puzzles..it can make me feel calm during a manic episode and get me out of a low point if I'm depressed. One of the few things I enjoy no matter which end of the spectrum I'm on at any given time.

[LooknGsus]

"They make terrible crayons, no wonder they make terrible puzzles" Hahaha I laughed out loud at that. As a preschool teacher I too loathe THOSE crayons. 😄😂😄

[carlwheezer]

I had a puzzle that was like 50% sky 10%kangaroo and 40% grass and it’s weird but coming home every night and testing every piece on every other piece untill it fit while listening to music and watching movies was so much fun for me I loved doing that and every time I got a piece it was so satisfying

[priyaramcharan]

Man I wish I could have all of your 'hate' collection ... I'm obsessed with landscapes and mountains 😞

[happinessescape]

Karen two years ago: [hates doing single color parts of puzzles]
Karen today: [has done several single color puzzles]

[jangrueter]

I agree with you 100% my husband and I work together on puzzles! He is 85 and I am 75 and we sit on opposite sides of the puzzle and have so much fun doing them. During this Covid time it has been wonderful to do these together!

[Interzone]

I am the opposite to you. I started doing puzzles in the 1970s. Nature photographs, particularly mountains are my favorite. I love the Ravenberger Neuschwanstein Puzzles. Cartoons, illustrated and non-traditional subjects (example ice-creams lined up) do not feel like real jigsaw puzzles and I am not interested in doing these.

[welshsteve]

Karen: “Oh look, it’s a little cabin, it’s a mountain. These colours are so boring...”

Bob Ross: 😳

[kristin]

Feeling exactly the opposite as Karen 🤣 I love all these photo puzzles. I can just dissociate myself right into that place. Love me some rocks and trees 🤣

[bluji]

Karen two years ago: "There's this puzzle that's just yellow and I don't think that would be very fun"
A video of Karen doing that exact same puzzle today: "Am I a joke to you?!"

[LauraBCReyna]

I'm just getting into puzzles & this is a good reminder to not get a puzzle unless I'm really really excited about the picture. :)

Lol, I may or may not be doing a puzzle with mountains right now while watching this.

[kenmacintosh]

I agree with you 100%. There is nothing worse then spending tens of hours staring at a pic that you hate. Or a puzzle that is frustratingly difficult. There is a happy medium, and when you find it, hours fly by in absolute pleasure. I also think you are crazy; but that is a good thing too.

[awkward]

"I'm going to say something very controversial... I do not like Thomas Kinkade jigsaw puzzles!" SPILL THAT TEA!

[BettyLucille]

My mom does super generic and boring puzzles like these, but I LOVE the fun new puzzles that they make today, so I totally agree with you on the idea that “life is too short to do a puzzle you’re not excited about” lol

[KarenPuzzles]

Today I'm showing you the jigsaw puzzles that I DON'T want to do! Do you have the same preferences as me or are you into these?

[CarolynNicanderMohr]

Great video. I have to agree, I've become more picky about puzzles I like and dislike. Although I love the beach, I don't like puzzles with beach scenes. They have too much blue for sky and water, with the rest being beige sand. Some of my favorite puzzles are those with words, such as collections of books, so that I can identify matching pieces by the font as well as the color.


Thanks for sharing your puzzle criteria with us, Karen.

[xxxLanirocksxxx]

I love going through Karen's videos because I feel like I just discovered a whole community I didn't know I wanted to be a part of.

[Anonymous-homt]

"Life is too short, why would you like to solve a puzzle you are not excited about"

-Karen