It’s seems that for many people summer vacation involves some type of water.   Whether it’s a small lake or one of the Great Lakes or one of the oceans, water means fun and relaxation.   Jigsaw puzzles represent fun and relaxation also.   Here’s a combination of the two…

Blue, white and gold quilt blocks run across the bottom of this Lighthouse Quiltscape Jigsaw Puzzle.  The sky is painted with the colors of a setting sun, the birds are scattered across the sky and the lighthouse stands tall and ready. 

Kitty is in vacation mode…. course aren’t they always?!  A pretty quilt is spread over a window table, adding some cheer and color to the scene.  Fresh flowers and collected seashells indicate vacation is in full swing at this Summer Beachhouse.

A young boy searches for seashells while the incoming waves turn into a lovely Shell Quilt, then fade as they hit the sand.

Artist Nicky Boehme created this beautiful Dockside Quilts scene.  Four colorful quilts are stretched across the middle of the scene that is filled with details.  A variety of flowers are blooming in the foreground, several buildings along the dock are visible, and in the distance you can see boats bobbing in the water and, beyond those, hints of a town.  With more than 1,000 pieces, this one will keep you busy for a while!

If water isn’t your interest, check out the rest of the Quilt Jigsaw Puzzles… there’s plenty of variety, and new ones coming all the time.

A new month has begun and now it’s Friday.  That means our QuiltersWarehouse Facebook page features a discount code for this month’s Facebook First Friday special, which is 10% off quilt jigsaw puzzles.  And we have a lot of them!  Here is a sampling . . .

Mainstreet Quiltscape jigsaw puzzle by Rebecca Barker has you peeking over a quilt hung on a line to see a view of a small town mainstreet.   It looks so welcoming it makes me want to live there!

Diane Phelan’s puzzle shows quilts on the clothesline as viewed from a Hole In The Barn Door.   A couple cats are seen enjoying a nap on another quilt.

A pair of cardinals and a bluejay are Meeting At The Clothesline.  It makes a pretty picture, but I wouldn’t want them meeting on top of MY quilt!  Especially after it was just washed!

Sewing Circle depicts a pleasant way to spend a summer day.  A wide open porch, good friends (including furry friends), conversation, quilting projects,  and some ice-cold lemonade…. life doesn’t get any better!

Browse the rest of the Quilt Jigsaw Puzzles then go grab the discount code on the QuiltersWarehouse Facebook Page.  “Like” us on Facebook and you won’t miss any of the Facebook First Friday offers…. a new one every month on, you guessed it, the First Friday of the month.  As always, this offer is good now through the end of the day Sunday.

This month’s Facebook First Friday special is 10% off the already discounted price of Jigsaw Puzzles.  We have four new puzzles….

Patchwork Match Jigsaw Puzzle

Winter Blanket Jigsaw Puzzle

Stone Mill Crossing In Autumn

Grandmother's Flower Garden Jigsaw Puzzle

And dozens of other puzzles. Here’s two of them…..

Spools Jigsaw Puzzle

Samuel & Lottie Jigsaw Puzzle

Browse the rest of the Quilt Jigsaw Puzzles then go grab the discount code on the QuiltersWarehouse Facebook Page.  “Like” us on Facebook and you won’t miss any of the Facebook First Friday offers…. a new one every month on, you guessed it, the First Friday of the month.  As always, this offer is good now through the end of the day Sunday.

Enjoy quilts even if you aren’t in your sewing room.  What a relaxing way to spend a hot summer afternoon, or a cool summer evening. 

Measuring Up features two adorable kitties nestled in their basket amidst all the sewing notions.  Measuring 20″ x 27″ this puzzle by Anne Mortimer has 1,000 pieces.

A quilt made of Garden Path blocks is hanging on the line with a garden in the background.  Rows of harvest ready vegetables are watched over by a friendly scarecrow.   Rebecca Barker connects the scenery in her art with the quilt that is featured. 

The Quilt Barn is where I want to shop . . . fresh fruits and vegetables and quilts all in one old barn.  Quilts are displayed inside and out and they fill the pick up truck – GREAT use of a truck, don’t you think?!   A cardinal watches the activity as he is perched on a wood fence that’s covered in a beautiful flowering vine.  This puzzle is by Kay Lamb Shannon, measures 18″ x 24″ and has 500 pieces.

Doug Knuttson created this Perfect Setting of two love birds perched on their charming little house in the midst of a rose garden with a wedding ring quilt in the background.  Awwwww.  He DID promise her a rose garden.

This scene of a Country Autumn day by Nancy Wernersbach, with a pieced and appliqued quilt hanging on the clothesline, is filled with detail. A dog and a couple of kittens are lounging in the front yard, flowers are all around, pumpkins are ready, a basket of apples sits at the foot of the porch and a curtain blows in the breeze.   Don’t you just want to settle into the rocker or set on the steps a while?

Two boys play with The Family Wagon in the foreground, as mom and daughter hang quilts on the line along with the rest of the day’s laundry.  Tom Antonishak is the artist that created this 19″ x 30″ puzzle with 1,000 pieces.

Choose a puzzle, set up the card table, make a pitcher of lemonade, gather family and enjoy a few hours of conversation as you all work on a pretty puzzle.