This was my hardest puzzle ever. Let's try it again.

Thank you Springbok for sponsoring this video! Get 15% off Springbok puzzles with code KAREN15SUMMER: www.springbok-puzzles.com/ This code will be active through August 31, 2024 for US customers only. (The official Springbok site only ships to the US, but if you are in the UK or Canada, you can find Springbok puzzles on Amazon.)

Just as Springbok celebrated their 60th Anniversary with a commemorative puzzler, I think they will celebrate their 100th with another commemorative puzzler, and you'll complete it, as enjoyable nostalgia from a job you had in your youth.

The finishing of the edge on the first one was a cinematic masterpiece

I would literally watch an entire video of puzzle pieces clicking into place for ASMR.

You add me to the list of people who did not know Springbok was still in business. I will definitely seek them out, except maybe not the puzzler!

Springbok as your sponsor? That's just a perfect match. Congratulations!

Hey Karen & Karenfans - I have a puzzle question for you. When I was younger, early 90s - I had a jigsaw puzzle called 'The Worlds Hardest Jigsaw Puzzle' - and the gimmick was that it was a doublesided puzzle and each piece had a small square taken out. On one side of the puzzle was a traditional picture (what it was completely eludes me) -- but the other side of the puzzle was all clock-faces and the squares were the faces of the clocks. Supposedly you could do the puzzle both ways, the "easy" way was doing the picture, but the hard way was figuring out the pattern of clockfaces. I've hunted for this puzzle, and I really thought it was made by Buffalo since they have the 'WORLDS HARDEST' line with double-sided puzzles, but I haven't been able to find this particular quirk of pieces missing from inside the traditional pieces. Anyway, if you have a link for some place I could look or maybe even you've heard of it - I'd be super thankful. Thank you for the potential help and all of your great content. 🙂

Loved the failed puzzle flip at the end. I didn't know springbok puzzles were made in US still and their puzzle quality seems to have stayed high which is amazing. 60 years is quite an accomplishment.

i sincerely love the fact that very real BIG puzzle brands sponsoring you and your work, it’s so cute 😭💕

Karen, my wife and I (married 51 years) love your channel and we are excited whenever you post a new video. You have reignited our interest in doing puzzles together. Thank you for the quality of your videos !

I did the 60 year puzzle a few months back! I got it because of your first video and it’s nice to see you doing this new one!

I would love to see Mark's robot try to solve this puzzle, haha. I imagine the piece shapes on pieces shapes would really mess with it xD I loved the spiral solve for the last bit of the puzzle! And rip to that drop at the end, haha.

I grew up doing vintage Springbok puzzles. I'm happy that they're still going strong. Happy puzzling!

I just wanted to say thank you for your work as your videos have inspired me to get into jigsaw puzzles. I recently bought a 1000 piece one where after you complete the puzzle you need to find the Easter eggs on the puzzle ( the puzzle is video game themed so you need to find a total of 101 references)

I like the way you framed your face with the last puzzle and then finished it off spiraling into the center . This video was first one I watched today and like all your videos you radiate a positive vibe with your enthusiasm and smiling face and that for sure is a reason why Springbok sponsored you! That oops moment at end!😊

I definitely didn't know Springbok was still out there selling puzzles!! 🤣 I love your video style and editing Karen, and you are constantly improving the quality of your videos, thank you so much, loved the review! ♥

I SOOOOO appreciate your editing efforts, watching this was fun

You had a little clip from the British comedy “The IT Crowd.” I watched it post-pandemic years after it finished. Your clip features Noel Fielding, who is hilarious. 60!

i remember the reason I got back into puzzling after finding you was not the satisfaction i felt watching the puzzle get completed, it was when you ran your hand over the whole completed puzzle i forgot how amazing that felt and wanted it again LOL it's such a satisfying activity

I love it when you make challenges for yourself. The edge on the "60"th Anniversary puzzle was so fun!