We‘re the fastest puzzlers in the country. And we tried the biggest puzzle in the world.

Want more from Nationals? Check out the competition recap here: https://youtu.be/0MljsZ0NKRA

Puzzler logic: “That was a long and stressful day of doing puzzles, let’s do a giant puzzle to relax!” 😂😂😂

Fun fact - this is actually the 4th largest puzzle in the world! The only three bigger than it are: 3. Martin Puzzle - 52,110 (comes pre-assembled, so you could break it up into however many sections you want) 2. Travel Around Art by Grafika - 54,000 pieces (27 sections of 2,000 pieces each) 1. What a Wonderful World by Dowdle - 60,000 pieces (60 sections of 1,000 pieces each) Which one should we do at the next Nationals?

She's like Scrooge McDuck bathing in coins, just with puzzle pieces 😅

I was honored to put the last puzzle piece in this humongous puzzle. No more blue skies for me!😂

I don't know why but this made me so happy watching this video. It made me cry watching all these people come together for a common cause putting this puzzle together

"This is why we can't put a microphone on you during competitions." – Naah, this is exactly why we'd like a microphone on Sarah during competitions! 😆

The image you made of how many “you’s” it takes to make the length of the puzzle cracked me up 😂 this was one of my favorite parts of the puzzle competition video I’m so glad you gave it its own spotlight!

Ok hear me out, Karen gets married and instead of throwing confetti or rice it’s puzzle pieces 🧩

You know, it's really cool how something as initially innocuous as jigsaw puzzles ends up having such a strong, friendly, and fun community. I never would've expected that when I first started watching your videos, but now I know better! Even if I'm not generally a social or community person, it does my heart a lot of good knowing that the community is there for people who get a lot of value out of it. This was a great vid. ♥

That ending must have felt so cathartic after an entire weekend of intense puzzling! Had a wide grin on my face the entire time from the joy spreading from the video.

I don't really do puzzles and have never had any particular attachment to them, but the hobby and the passion Karen and others have for it is just so wholesome that I've been watching this channel for years.

Sarah getting absolutely bamboozled with pieces just made me laugh so hard 😂😂

I’m so glad you made more about the monster puzzle . Sounds like a great way to meet lots of people. I’d have definitely joined in.

Watching the speed puzzlers cheer for the other puzzlers finishing their sections was so wholesome 🥹

16:50 Sarah being chaotic as usual and picking butt pieces made me laugh so hard 🤣

The group effort on that 4k is amazing. A puzzle friend and I took on a 3k over 4 or 5 meetups (she did some sorting in between...my puzzle, but her house) and it is the largest I have attempted so far. $2 thrift store find that was only missing a knob on one piece, everything else was there. We even kept it assembled in small sections when we finished and used your demonstration of removing a row to move sections and sizec them for the box. It was the Nickelodeon Aquarius (so much yellow!). I also have the 40k...a $100 marketplace find from a moving military family who had been toting it around for years and realized it was better to just buy another copy of they ever had the space to put it together instead of using their limited packing allotment continuing to take it all over the world (seriously, the puzzle has seen more of the world than I have). One day, maybe I'll be brave enough, but the fact remains that I was never going to find it for $100 again if I didn't grab that deal!

Nothing permanent was produced? Well, there is this legendary video.

my friend works in a toy store and they have the giant disney puzzle out!! and it’s taken… so long. she told me they’ve done just snow white and they’re working on peter pan and it’s been like, a year. as someone who’s worked on the snow white, it’s soo validating to hear you call it hard!!

this puzzle is doable solo if you want. 27 puzzles at 1900 pieces. just need to complete one puzzle a week. 27 weeks out of 52. but the glaring issue is, where do you store the puzzle in between. 6 months of stacking puzzles is a lot of room. sometimes when the math says you can do it sometimes it might not be wise to do it.