Coastal Camping | 1000-Piece Puzzle for Adults | Designed in Canada by Capri Sadler
Coastal Camping | 1000-Piece Puzzle for Adults | Designed in Canada by Capri Sadler
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Enjoy a gorgeous pastel-coloured sunset overlooking the ocean. Beautifully-illustrated travel poster puzzle of a cozy camping trailer perched on a cliff about the peaceful ocean waves below. Designed by Vancouver Island artist Capri Sadler.
- 1000 perfect-fit pieces
- Matte, textured finish for less glare
- Recycled premium blue paperboard
- Magnetic closure box with poster
- Finished size: 50x70 cm | 19.75x27.5"
Customer Reviews
Love the color, the design et the love from the compagnie !
So happy I purchased puzzles through this small business! I was star struck with the packaging, designs, and quality. Even comes in a reusable bag to keep all the pieces together. You don’t get any of that dust/debris you normally get when you empty a new puzzle out on a table. Very happy with my purchases and love seeing the new designs they come out with!
I've almost completed my first Villager puzzle and I was impressed from the start. The box has a magnetic flap for secure closing, the pieces come in a resealable bag, reducing waste, the picture is printed on the inside of the box and there is a poster insert, and the pieces themselves are the best quality I've seen, and I've tried a lot of brands! Pieces have a nice feel, absolutely no edge separation, matte finish. Best part is I get to support a Canadian business and artists!
Quality material, beautiful artwork, great size pieces. A wonderful experience to put this puzzle together.
Really enjoy these puzzles. Can’t wait for the shipment to get more.
Capri Sadler
Meet the artist
Victoria, BC
Capri started digital art about four years ago when she was traveling in a van through Australia. She had always been a painter but didn’t have the space anymore, so an iPad was the perfect option! She started by drawing posters of the places she was traveling and selling them at local markets. When she moved back home, she started drawing the places she loved on Vancouver Island. Creating posters has now become a full-time job.