Vancouver Sunset | 1000-Piece Puzzle for Adults | Designed in Canada by Capri Sadler
Vancouver Sunset | 1000-Piece Puzzle for Adults | Designed in Canada by Capri Sadler
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Enjoy sunset on the Stanley Park seawall - free from all the tourists, bikes, and scooters. Beautifully-illustrated travel poster puzzle of the Vancouver skyline at sunset. 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
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De qualité et agréable à faire. Solide et mat, c’est super! Je recommande!
The image for this puzzle is great. It was challenging but not overly difficult. I like the matte finish and the quality of the pieces (they are thick and don't damage easily like some other brands - *Note: they do stain easily, so watch out if you are eating or drinking around it). My only dislike, and why I didn't give it five stars, was how it all fit together -- the pieces fit together nicely but very loosely ... I constantly had to pull the puzzle in towards itself to reduce the gaps between the pieces.
Thank you so much for sharing your review! We're always trying to imporve your experience so this type of review is so helpful. I'm happy to share that we have made an improvement to the puzzle dieline so that pieces stay together better, more tightly. This change has been made to all puzzles effective March 2025. Happy puzzling!
I love the art and the good quality pieces. They fit together well. I will buy more puzzles from this company.
Really great quality puzzle with each piece clearly different from others so you know you’ve got the right fit. I love the design, and was able to compete the puzzle in a couple of days with some dedicated time.
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.