One off masterpieces that only come around once in a blue moon
Not all of our puzzle creations stick around forever. Every so often, on (very) special occasions, we create a limited edition jigsaw. And when we do, they tend to sell out fast (some of them in a matter of hours). And when they’re gone - they’re gone for good.
That’s because they’re printed on a limited run, where each one is signed and numbered by the illustrator.
Why do we do limited edition?
Some of our creations capture a moment in time - so it only feels right that they aren’t printed forever.
As you’ll have probably clocked on by now, we do our best to be original when it comes to jigsaws. Limited edition is a big part of that - how many other limited edition jigsaws have you come across? The rarity of some of our limited edition designs has also resulted in a community of puzzlers collecting them - and we think that’s pretty cool!
Be in the know
Every year, we get a flurry of emails from people asking - ever so nicely - if there’s any chance, any chance at all, that we’ve got one left somewhere. And every year, we have to do the worst job in the world: delivering jigsaw-based disappointment.
So, in an effort to spare everyone the heartbreak, we created a solution: The Puzzle Club. It’s where we share all the top-secret info about our limited edition releases before the rest of the world hears a peep. Members get early notice, and even a cheeky head start when orders open.
So Long 2024
Year Released:
2024
Illustrator:
Olivia Elsner
Number of Prints:
500
Difficulty Level:
Puzzling
2024: a year where democracy took centre stage, with half the planet popping to the polls. Back home, the King’s horses decided they’d had enough, football broke our hearts (again), and Oasis reunited—proving miracles do happen. Throw in a global IT meltdown and the Paris Olympics, and you’ve got a year as dramatic as a Taylor Swift breakup album (and yes, she conquered the world too).
So Long 2023
Year Released:
2023
Illustrator:
Rachael Hattam
Number of Prints:
1000
Difficulty Level:
Peachy
At a first glance, it would seem like 2023 was nothing much to write home about. Good news got drowned out by the rising cost of living, polarised politics, and crazy climate. This puzzle painted a brighter picture too: Barbenheimer brought the nation together in a climactic celebration of cinema, the Lionesses roared their way to the Final, and Eurovision made its sparkly mark on Liverpool.
Long Live the King
Year Released:
2023
Illustrator:
Rachael Hattam
Number of Prints:
7,000
Difficulty Level:
Puzzling
The King’s Coronation gave us the perfect excuse for another royal-themed puzzle.
Long Live the King captures the iconic moments leading up to King Charles’s crowning - plus a generous helping of royal history, ceremonial flair, and the kind of pageantry only Britain can pull off.
Thank you Ma'am
Year Released:
2022
Illustrator:
Rachael Hattam
Number of Prints:
20,000
Difficulty Level:
Peachy
Created to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s remarkable 70-year reign, Thank You Ma’am became all the more poignant after her passing in September 2022.
Nobody captured the nation's gratitude quite like Sir Paddington Bear - and his words felt like the only fitting title for a limited edition jigsaw celebrating our longest-serving monarch.
Never Miss Out Again
There are two kinds of clubs: the fun ones (club sandwiches, beach clubs, S Club 7), and then there’s the ones you join because you feel bad (book clubs run by your neighbour Gwen).
Puzzle Club? Very much the fun kind. You’ll actually want to open these emails, giving you priority access to these exclusive perks.
