Come In, Red Riding Hood... 1000 Piece Puzzle
Dastardly danger lurks in the forest in Dean MacAdam’s puzzle rendition of a classic tale as the Big Bad Wolf leers, “Come In, Red Riding Hood!”
Oh no! The hungry Big Bad Wolf has Grandmother locked in the attic and is just waiting for Little Red to come in to gobble her up! That worried bear knows what’s coming, and the woodsman holds up a cautionary finger, but will that stop our impulsive Red from entering her grandmother’s cottage? With imaginative touches like an owl sporting a Tyrolean hat, and a nasty snake threatening a new hatchling, leave it to Dean MacAdam to set the scene for many hours of perfectly relaxing puzzle fun!
The gist of “Little Red Riding Hood” is attributed to Charles Perrault’s 1697 Le Petit Chaperon Rouge. That story didn’t end well for Grandmother and Little Red, warning children not to talk to strangers! The Brothers Grimm happily ended their version with the woodsman coming to the rescue!
This 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle combines captivating imagery with Ravensburger’s perfect interlocking fit for a most pleasurable puzzling experience!
About the Artist: Dean MacAdam is an illustrator residing in Southern California. His self-described style is quirky, bright and fun! Fairly new to the puzzle art genre, Dean hopes to engage puzzlers with expressive characters, captivate them in the humorous details and ultimately allow them to imagine a story beyond the paint strokes.
Fun for ages 14 and up!
Measures approximately 27 x 20 inches (70 x 50 cm) when completed.
Dastardly danger lurks in the forest in Dean MacAdam’s puzzle rendition of a classic tale as the Big Bad Wolf leers, “Come In, Red Riding Hood!”
Oh no! The hungry Big Bad Wolf has Grandmother locked in the attic and is just waiting for Little Red to come in to gobble her up! That worried bear knows what’s coming, and the woodsman holds up a cautionary finger, but will that stop our impulsive Red from entering her grandmother’s cottage? With imaginative touches like an owl sporting a Tyrolean hat, and a nasty snake threatening a new hatchling, leave it to Dean MacAdam to set the scene for many hours of perfectly relaxing puzzle fun!
The gist of “Little Red Riding Hood” is attributed to Charles Perrault’s 1697 Le Petit Chaperon Rouge. That story didn’t end well for Grandmother and Little Red, warning children not to talk to strangers! The Brothers Grimm happily ended their version with the woodsman coming to the rescue!
This 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle combines captivating imagery with Ravensburger’s perfect interlocking fit for a most pleasurable puzzling experience!
About the Artist: Dean MacAdam is an illustrator residing in Southern California. His self-described style is quirky, bright and fun! Fairly new to the puzzle art genre, Dean hopes to engage puzzlers with expressive characters, captivate them in the humorous details and ultimately allow them to imagine a story beyond the paint strokes.
Fun for ages 14 and up!
Measures approximately 27 x 20 inches (70 x 50 cm) when completed.
Description
Dastardly danger lurks in the forest in Dean MacAdam’s puzzle rendition of a classic tale as the Big Bad Wolf leers, “Come In, Red Riding Hood!”
Oh no! The hungry Big Bad Wolf has Grandmother locked in the attic and is just waiting for Little Red to come in to gobble her up! That worried bear knows what’s coming, and the woodsman holds up a cautionary finger, but will that stop our impulsive Red from entering her grandmother’s cottage? With imaginative touches like an owl sporting a Tyrolean hat, and a nasty snake threatening a new hatchling, leave it to Dean MacAdam to set the scene for many hours of perfectly relaxing puzzle fun!
The gist of “Little Red Riding Hood” is attributed to Charles Perrault’s 1697 Le Petit Chaperon Rouge. That story didn’t end well for Grandmother and Little Red, warning children not to talk to strangers! The Brothers Grimm happily ended their version with the woodsman coming to the rescue!
This 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle combines captivating imagery with Ravensburger’s perfect interlocking fit for a most pleasurable puzzling experience!
About the Artist: Dean MacAdam is an illustrator residing in Southern California. His self-described style is quirky, bright and fun! Fairly new to the puzzle art genre, Dean hopes to engage puzzlers with expressive characters, captivate them in the humorous details and ultimately allow them to imagine a story beyond the paint strokes.
Fun for ages 14 and up!
Measures approximately 27 x 20 inches (70 x 50 cm) when completed.
