Tea from the Void by Travis Anderson
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Artist: Travis Anderson
Puzzle Designer: Jasen Robillard
Dimensions: 23 cm x 31 cm
Piece Count: 253
Difficulty: 3 out of 5
Travis' phantasmagorical, steampunkish illustration of Lewis Carroll's Mad Hatter provides inspiration for multiple Alice in Wonderland whimsies. You'll find all the usual characters (Alice, the Queen of Hearts, the Mock Turtle, the Dodo, the March Hare, and many others) as well as a sufficient number of hats and tea pots to keep even the maddest of hatters satisfied.
Made in Canada.
- Reviews
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- Jasen
- thought
- puzzle design
- colors
- crossover
- Alice Feasts
- whimsies
- puzzle
United StatesEnjoyable 1-2 day build
This is a satisfying 1 to 2 day build, beautiful picture with lots of fun unique pieces in the expected high quality Stump Craft is known for. Beautiful finished edges with next to no edge chips. Stellar puzzle I would highly recommend.
CanadaAn unexpected pleasure
I 've resisted this puzzle because of the dark colors, but thought is paired well with the new Alice Feasts and decided to give it a try. The crossover of some of the whimsies was fun and while the dark colors were challenging, Jasen's puzzle design made solving the puzzle most enjoyable.
A great starting point
I've done this puzzle so many times to challenge myself. It is wonderful!
My absolute favorite
Not sure what it is in this puzzle that just makes me smile to think of it. Perhaps the balance between difficult and challenging, yet not so hard as to be frustrating. The shapes and connections are, as with most Stumpcraft puzzles, both intriguing and satisfying when found. That the image is a photo of a three dimensional object lends a solidity to the piece. I do hope the magic that is infused in this puzzle will be readily embedded in additional creations. This puzzle will remain with us to be assembled again and again.
Highly recommended. Don't let the small size fool you...
This may be one of the smallest Stumpcraft puzzles in size and piece count, but don't let that fool you. With the abundant dark colours, locating where the pieces belong is challenging. Perhaps the Mad Hatter theme is fitting, as losing one's sanity is never far away during this build!