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A 9-piece puzzle forming a 12-inch teddy bear picture, solvable by ages up to 108
The B.Dazzle Scramble Squares puzzle consists of nine illustrated pieces that must be arranged into a 12" x 12" square. It is designed for anyone aged 8 to 108 who enjoys a compact brain teaser.
Each piece edge must align perfectly with its neighbours to complete the continuous picture in every direction. The simple grid layout makes the rules easy to grasp, yet the matching requirement creates a surprisingly difficult challenge.
The fixed nine-piece format provides a self-contained puzzle that can be attempted in a single sitting. Players seeking a larger piece count or a different artwork theme will need a separate Scramble Squares edition.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | B.Dazzle |
| Product type | Toys & Games |
The puzzle has 9 pieces that form a 12" x 12" square when solved.
The box says ages 8-108, so it works for children and adults alike.
An educational panel about teddy bears and a trivia quiz are printed on the back.
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