Puzzled!
Puzzled!
Jigsaws online!
Puzzled!
Puzzled!
Jigsaws online!
Many of you told us that you loved the online jigsaw puzzles that were part of our special Christmas edition of the Friends of the Whitworth website - you can still find them by clicking on the News button at the top of the website and opening the article, "It's a puzzle!"
With that in mind, here are two more puzzles to enjoy.
Click on the link below each of the two images and the puzzle will open automatically. You have control over a number of things. You can:
- Use more /fewer puzzle pieces
- Change background colour to make it easier for you to work with
- Have a ghost image to overlay the pieces on, should you wish Just click on the ghost icon at the bottom left corner of the puzzle.
- Remove or add the puzzles image to act as a guide as you wish.
NB. If the puzzle image is there, do move it to check there any missing pieces are not behind it!
From the Bernstein Garden, Whitworth Art Gallery
Click below for the jigsaw:
https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=20b911b761d8
If you are missing the Whitworth Gallery, this is the puzzle for you. The Alex Bernstein Garden is one of the treasures of the Whitworth. It was designed by Sarah Price, who also designed the Art Garden, which fronts the Gallery's Denmark Road Entrance, as a way to contribute to the bio-diversity of the area. It is hidden away and a quiet spot for contemplation, full of textures and planting which supports the insect population of Whitworth park. To find out more about the Garden and what you can see there visit the Gallery website at: https://www.whitworth.manchester.ac.uk/visit/thenewgallery/thegalleryinthepark/
Land, Sea and Sky a mosaic by Christine Tomkinson
Click below for the jigsaw:
https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=06b4f3b312ee
If you like a challenge this mosaic is for you. An abstract composition by Friend of the Whitworth, Christine Tomkinson, with lots of detail, it's a puzzle to try at different levels. Good Luck!
We will be updating our website regularly, so do come back for more puzzles and information from the Friends of the Whitworth.
Many of you told us that you loved the online jigsaw puzzles that were part of our special Christmas edition of the Friends of the Whitworth website - you can still find them by clicking on the News button at the top of the website and opening the article, "It's a puzzle!"
With that in mind, here are two more puzzles to enjoy.
Click on the link below each of the two images and the puzzle will open automatically. You have control over a number of things. You can:
- Use more /fewer puzzle pieces
- Change background colour to make it easier for you to work with
- Have a ghost image to overlay the pieces on, should you wish Just click on the ghost icon at the bottom left corner of the puzzle.
- Remove or add the puzzles image to act as a guide as you wish.
NB. If the puzzle image is there, do move it to check there any missing pieces are not behind it!
From the Bernstein Garden, Whitworth Art Gallery
Click below for the jigsaw:
https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=20b911b761d8
If you are missing the Whitworth Gallery, this is the puzzle for you. The Alex Bernstein Garden is one of the treasures of the Whitworth. It was designed by Sarah Price, who also designed the Art Garden, which fronts the Gallery's Denmark Road Entrance, as a way to contribute to the bio-diversity of the area. It is hidden away and a quiet spot for contemplation, full of textures and planting which supports the insect population of Whitworth park. To find out more about the Garden and what you can see there visit the Gallery website at: https://www.whitworth.manchester.ac.uk/visit/thenewgallery/thegalleryinthepark/
Land, Sea and Sky a mosaic by Christine Tomkinson
Click below for the jigsaw:
https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=06b4f3b312ee
If you like a challenge this mosaic is for you. An abstract composition by Friend of the Whitworth, Christine Tomkinson, with lots of detail, it's a puzzle to try at different levels. Good Luck!
We will be updating our website regularly, so do come back for more puzzles and information from the Friends of the Whitworth.
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