The best jigsaw puzzle review blogs
Want to know how a puzzle really puts together before you buy it? These puzzlers finish puzzles and write about them on their own blogs. We link to their reviews from our brand pages, next to the puzzles we list.
- 7 blogs
- 327 reviews linked
- 245 next to puzzles we list
- 23 brand pages
We opened every review we link on Oct 22, 2026 and checked that it is about that puzzle. We only link to reviews: no summaries or ratings from us.
Rebecca's Wooden Jigsaw Puzzles
rebeccaspuzzles.blogspot.com ↗
Rebecca Tushnet's short posts on the wooden puzzles she has finished, mostly Liberty, Stave and Artifact, with photos of the whimsy pieces.
177 of its reviews are linked on PieceDrop, 177 of them next to a puzzle we list:
My Jigsaw Journal
Stacey's blog about the cardboard and wooden puzzles she assembles, many from thrift stores, often with a details and quality checklist.
113 of its reviews are linked on PieceDrop, 57 of them next to a puzzle we list:
Every Little Piece
Puzzle reviews with time-lapse videos, covering brands such as Galison, Buffalo Games, Pomegranate, Reverie and Villager.
21 of its reviews are linked on PieceDrop, 7 of them next to a puzzle we list:
Puzzle Me A Latte
puzzlemealatte.wordpress.com ↗
A puzzler's write-ups of puzzles from Galison, MasterPieces, Pomegranate, Laurence King and smaller brands, many found at thrift stores.
10 of its reviews are linked on PieceDrop, 3 of them next to a puzzle we list:
I Love Jigsaw Puzzles
ilovejigsawpuzzles.blogspot.com ↗
A 2014 to 2018 blog with puzzle reviews, wish lists and puzzle news, from White Mountain and Buffalo Games to Educa and Heye.
3 of its reviews are linked on PieceDrop, 1 of them next to a puzzle we list:
Bill's Wooden Jigsaw Puzzles
Bill Huot's long, illustrated Substack posts about wooden puzzles he has assembled, from Liberty and StumpCraft to vintage hand-cut puzzles.
1 of its reviews are linked on PieceDrop:
My Puzzle Day
A Substack with puzzle brand reviews, puzzle comparisons and tips.
2 of its reviews are linked on PieceDrop:
Questions
How did you pick these blogs?
They are independent puzzlers writing about puzzles they put together themselves. We left out brand and store blogs. We opened every review we link and checked that it is about that puzzle, with the same name, brand and piece count.
Do you summarize or rate the reviews?
No. We only link to them, with the blog's name, the post title and its date. Read the review on the blogger's site.
Are these paid or affiliate links?
No. The links to the blogs are plain links. We don't pay the bloggers and they don't pay us.
I write puzzle reviews. Can you link to mine?
Yes, if you review specific puzzles on your own blog. Send us the link through the contact page.
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