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Free jigsaw puzzles
Jigsaw Puzzles — puzzles in which you need to put together a picture from fragments. Making a mosaic develops imaginative thinking and visual memory, trains attention, and teaches you to subtly distinguish between shades of colors and elements of shapes. When folding puzzles, children begin to understand the connection between the whole and its component parts, and adults learn to act without haste.
Game history
The idea of puzzles was first applied by the English cartographer John Spilsbury. In the middle of the 18th century, he pasted a geographical map on a thin wooden base and carefully cut it along the borders of States. Students who were asked to assemble a map from a variety of elements of different shapes were passionate about this activity and simultaneously studied geography. Spilsbury received a patent for the invention and sold puzzle cards in his own store. Until the end of the XIX century, puzzles remained a textbook.
In 1909, the first puzzle factory opened in the United States, which significantly reduced the cost of the puzzle, and it became very popular. On puzzles for adults printed reproductions, portraits, huge paintings. At the beginning of the last century in America, competitions were held to collect puzzles. In Russia, the game has been known since the century before last, but in the Soviet Union, for some reason, it was not released. About thirty years ago, the tradition of folding mosaics resumed.
Interesting fact
In 2010, the German company Ravensburger has released a puzzle from 32 to 256 elements. Drawings by artist Keith Haring were used for the puzzle. The game is divided into 32 images. When assembled, the mosaic covers an area of about 10 square meters.
The size of the puzzles can be from 50 square centimeters to several meters. Children's puzzles contain fewer elements than games for adults.
The largest tile puzzle in the world (24 square meters) with the image of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa was created in Russia.
Collecting puzzles is a useful and exciting activity. Knowing the rules, you can easily cope with the puzzle and have a meaningful time.
Help
How to assemble jigsaw puzzles
Select fragments with a smooth edge from the set and they will form a frame. Elements with two equal sides — the corners of the future image. Choose a place for them, focusing on the overall picture. Sort the remaining puzzles by color and similar image. Start to lay out the individual blocks.
To collect a large image, you will have to be patient, you will be helped by useful advice from experienced puzzle collectors.
Hint for the game
There are two ways to assemble a puzzle: select elements by shape and color.
In the first case, the image is adjusted to the frame.
In the second one, they find the brightest fragment of the drawing and start forming the image from it. It will go faster if you use both methods.
Start with small and easy puzzles by the time you rate the educational and calming effect of the old puzzle.
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