Is it just me or does anyone else say “wheeeeee!” when you give that last piece a ride around the puzzle? 😂😂

For those that do not know, I loved that you explained to the audience the concept of a false fit. No one has done it so detailed and with examples as you have, good job! Also, try tearing the cellophane by twisting your hands on the box. Unlike the Anatolian you did (and I am currently building one), I love that the Trefl pieces have that woven look/feel to them. I was disappointed that the Anatolian had that on the box but not on the pieces. To me, a good company should reflect the image both on the box and on the pieces, unless the puzzle has a twist.

Gradients look hard but they are actually the easiest of all puzzles to do 😊❤

I like to find the center piece in a puzzle first then go out from there. It's fun.

Trefl! Exciting! Here in Cyprus, Trefl is the main brand. Although the odd shop has Ravensburger, Clementoni, and Educa (oh, and Mindbogglers - hideously thin; never again!), our biggest island-wide toystore imports Trefl. And since it's the brand's back catalogue, they're all incredibly cheap - from 4 euros for 500 pieces to 6 euros for a 2000-piece Trefl. Needless to say, I've got the lot as they're a pleasant filler between my more expensive 'treat' brands! And, honestly, they're pretty good! :)

Beautiful gradient puzzle

Happy Mother’s Day, Vicki! I know that is getting celebrated today in the UK. Wishing you blessings. I haven’t done a Trefl puzzle yet. I will look at their puzzle selection. You truly love the giant puzzles and I look forward to your progress on the massive 30k+ puzzle as you start the next section.

Love that you are going to do another section of the big big big puzzle. Looking forward to it.

I also struggle with greens in a gradient puzzle, I really thought I was the only one!

Great video! I usually have trouble distinguishing between the orange/red/pink colours. I loved what you said about puzzles not only needing variety in piece shapes but also prong shapes. Totally agree! 💜🧩

So you finally discovered the stick gradient puzzle. 😊 I enjoyed doing that one as I prefer gradients with interest as opposed to plain ones. Another one of that type you may like is a Clementoni ref. no. 39521, looks like crinkled paper. I've just received one by Gorgeous Games called Tartan. I shall be a while doing that one! 😊 I do like doing Trefl puzzles as the quality is reasonable and they have some decent images. I did one of their spiral jigsaws called Magical Places - Magic Bay.

Good old Trefl... It's always interesting to see a review of a Trefl puzzle from someone outside of Poland (Trefl is a Polish brand) 🙂 Most people in Poland got used to the piece cut of Trefl and thus, the fact that pieces fit everywhere... I personally don't like it. Funny fact that even in their spiral series, where they created a different cut, Trefl has the same problem 🙈 Moreover, I think you pieced together an Art and Fable puzzle once, am I right? If yes then check the piece cut. It's the same... Art and Fable puzzles are being manufactured in Poland by Trefl... The quality of their puzzles is cool but the piece cut... well, that's Trefl piece cut 🙄 Art and Fable chose Trefl probably because once they released velvet touch puzzles. I've never had one, but I've heard about them... And that velvet surface is really cool 👍 Anyway, if you haven't tried them yet, I suggest you to check the other Polish puzzle brand - Castorland. Those puzzles are completely different and have a much better piece cut. Also, they have a feature that lots of puzzlers here, in Poland, grew to love: 1500 and 3000-piece puzzles have tiny puzzle pieces, like almost half the normal size. It may sound intimidating but it's really cool and if you piece together a 3k puzzle (which is smaller than 2k Ravensburger) it will look just outstanding 😉 Have fun on building the next section of the Wildlife puzzle! Can't wait to see it together with the other sections you've already finished 😊

Really enjoyed this build, but am so EXCITED that you are back on the Wildlife one! 😊

Trefl is polish brand (my home country) and it runs for a long, long time. I remember doing their puzzles when I was a kid. I got my first one at age 6 and it was 600 pieces Little Mermaid - I still have it and it feels very nostalgic doing it back.

My diabetic 8 year old cheered you on and gave you a standing ovation, like she always does, and then asked why can’t I be as good as you! This was after she counted her carbs and injected her own insulin!! You inspire her!

I just love that! Sliding that last piece into place! What great feeling. I’ve never done a gradient puzzle. I’ll have to checkout one. Once again a great video Vicky!

I love Trefl puzzles, and I think it might be the most popular brand here in Lithuania. What I've noticed with their piece shapes, is that you can have a bunch of smaller than usual and bigger than usual in the same jigsaw, and I actually enjoy that a lot. This particular puzzle has come across quite a lot in my shopping places, I definitely have my eye on it for the future. And yay for the wildlife, I missed seeing that one!

I would love to do this one❤️❤️❤️.

There’s always couple of pieces with split ends in every Trefl puzzle I have, including Prime one. But I have never had misfits or any other issues with the picture and their puzzles are so enjoyable to put together 😊

What a coincidence, as I just started my second Trefl puzzle last night. I love their slightly smaller pieces! I do agree with your assessment on the prongs and false fit business.

That is so pretty

I love trefl brand puzzles and defenetly this one. I made this one already 2 times

This puzzle is so pretty 🤩. I did the Doughnuts puzzle FROM Trefl and I was amazed by the colors and how the pieces don't scramble around.

I just did a Janod puzzle and I have been told that the pieces are very similar / identical to Trefl pieces. Trefl have also got a new Prime range of puzzles including gradient ones that look lovely.

I'm not a super fan of gradient puzzles, but I do like this image with those box type shapes it looks more interesting

This does look good! I tried my first Trefl recently and chose Aimee Stewart's "Tropical Vacation", which was gorgeous. It was excellent quality and the image is lovely. The bright colours are perfect for the UK winter, and this gradient puzzle looks like another good contender.

in my country we have a trefl shop, I bought 2000 pieces today and I can say that for now I am very satisfied and they are more quality than clementoni puzzle

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Trefl- a Polish brand 🙂 our national pride 😅