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Fifteen little coastal houses, each one framed off on its own like a postcard. Pink clapboard with a rose trellis, a yellow saltbox with a bicycle propped by the door, a lilac cottage with a cat asleep on the step - every panel has its own colour scheme, its own weathervane, its own patch of garden running down to the sea.
Because each house sits in its own square, this one breaks down nicely into smaller jobs rather than one huge scene - handy if you like to work a section at a time and actually finish something before moving on. The white picket fences and grey stonework do repeat a fair bit, so those bits take patience, but the gardens, flowers and boats bobbing in the background give you plenty to go on.
Cobble Hill print this as a 1000 piece puzzle with a poster included, so you've got something to check your progress against as the cottages come together one by one.
Each cottage panel has strong colour contrast making sections easy to sort, but the repeating white picket fences and grey pathways across panels add a tricky, repetitive element.
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