Bits and Pieces Large 300-Piece Glitter Jigsaw Puzzle – Children Decorating The Christmas Tree by Liz Goodrick Dillon

This Bits and Pieces 300-piece jigsaw puzzle features a glitter-embellished holiday scene titled "Children Decorating The Christmas Tree" by artist Liz Goodrick Dillon. When completed, the puzzle measures 20 by 27 inches. It is made from recycled cardboard with a thick chipboard backing, and the random die-cut pieces lock together tightly. Designed for adults, it also works well for family puzzle sessions.

What makes this 300-piece puzzle stand out?

Unlike mass-produced puzzles, each piece in this set is cut with a random pattern, so no two pieces are identical. This adds a layer of challenge and ensures every assembly is unique. The puzzle also includes raised glitter accents that catch the light, adding sparkle to the Christmas tree and decorations. The artwork, by Liz Goodrick Dillon, is exclusive to Bits and Pieces and offers a charming, detailed scene that stands out from typical jigsaw images.

Puzzle specifications

Because this is a 300-piece version, the individual pieces are larger than those in 500- or 1000-piece puzzles of the same finished size—making them easier to pick up and place. This can be especially helpful for people with limited dexterity or anyone who prefers larger puzzle pieces.

Who is this puzzle for?

While marketed to adults, the 300-piece count and larger pieces make it accessible for older children and families working together. It also suits seniors or those who find smaller pieces frustrating. The festive theme makes it a popular choice for holiday gatherings, and the high-quality construction means it can be assembled and displayed year after year.

Common questions about this puzzle

Is the puzzle made from recycled materials?

Yes. The puzzle board is recycled cardboard, and the chipboard backing adds durability for repeated use.

How big is the completed puzzle?

It measures 20 inches by 27 inches when fully assembled.

Are the pieces all different shapes?

Bits and Pieces uses random die-cut patterns, so no two pieces have the same shape. This adds to the challenge and makes each puzzle unique.

Is it suitable for young children?

The puzzle is designed for adults, but families with children age 8 and up (who can handle small parts) can enjoy it together. The larger pieces reduce frustration for younger puzzlers.