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National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Puzzle

 

Working on the puzzle

Finished!

🧩Ceaco Puzzles National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 300-piece Puzzle & Poster Set

"Hallelujah!! Holy sh!t! Where's the Tylenol?" - Clark Griswold 🤣

Did you get the quote? If so, you're probably a fan of National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.

No Tylenol needed for this one! A fun puzzle that my husband bought me to do together.

Pieces are well-made and brought back nostalgia from the movie with all the little details.

Challenging New Puzzles

Well I am sharing our finished Ceaco puzzles from this set of 8 and some thoughts on each one!



🧩300 pieces

The rounded puzzle had a learning curve. For some reason just looking at it completed, reminded me of the lyrics from the iconic musical, The Sound of Music.

🎵Follow every rainbow Till you find your dream 🎵




This one was pretty easy to do!



🧩500 pieces

So many itty bitty details on each cupcake! I was struggling on this one especially the purple - my fav colour. Still fun to work on together and turned out great.




Another challenging one especially the blues!


This one took several days to complete.Some of the different patterns and coloured pieces helped to navigate where each balloon would be placed. Definitely another challenging one but turned out lovely.


A stunning pose. So many little details and to figure out the right pieces to match the pattern and colours, especially around the head.




🧩750 pieces

We finished this 750 piece puzzle. It was extremely difficult and to our surprise, these particular pieces were definitely poor quality compared to the other puzzles. Beautiful scene but quite a disappointment. 





🧩1000-pieces!


Sorting puzzle pieces into containers has become really helpful. Although this one had SO many colour combos that I needed to get more. Also, as you can see, it took up our entire dining room table. lol



Finished!


Our first time working on a 1000 piece puzzle. This was unbelievably difficult at times. Hours could go by and there would be rejoice with "I found A piece!" Glasses on, glasses off... trying different ways to see if a piece fit together or not. Then also wondering sometimes, "is there an actual piece missing?" We get into the groove and then boom, a standstill.

This puzzle really taught us such levels of patience, which is always a great virtue to have in life.

Very happy with our accomplishment.