Watch a Gingerbread House Puzzle Come Together in 60 Seconds
Merry & Bright
A gingerbread house, start to finish in 60 seconds
Megan spent 13 minutes on the build. The video gives you every piece of it in one minute. Megan of PiecesOfMe has loved puzzles for as long as she can remember. She sat down with our 87 piece Gingerbread House puzzle and filmed the whole build, from the first pieces out of the tube to the last one in place.
The moment
One puzzle, one sitting
The Gingerbread House puzzle is cut in the shape of the house itself, with frosted roof lines, gumdrop trim, candy canes by the door and a little gingerbread man waiting on the step. At 87 pieces it comes together in a single sitting and finishes at 10 by 10 inches.
frosting, gumdrops and a candy cane door
Megan started with the edges, worked her way up the roof and set the last piece at 13 minutes and 3 seconds. The video above shows every minute of it, sped up to one.
I love puzzles that come together quickly, and this one was a cute one.
megan · piecesofme
In her words
Every piece where it belongs
What did you think of the Gingerbread House puzzle?
“I love puzzles that come together quickly, and this one was a cute one. The roof pieces were a little different from what I’m used to, which made putting the gingerbread house together more enjoyable.”
Tell us a little about you.
“Hi, I’m Megan! I’m a wife and mom to a little boy, with another little one on the way. I’ve loved doing puzzles for as long as I can remember. There’s just something so satisfying about figuring out where every piece belongs and watching the whole picture come together.”
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The Merry & Bright collection
Gingerbread, gumdrops and candy cane stripes in bright holiday colors. Every piece an original design from our studio.
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Built & filmed by
Megan · PiecesOfMe
Megan is a wife and mom to a little boy, with another little one on the way. She has loved puzzles for as long as she can remember and shares her builds on her YouTube channel, PiecesOfMe.
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A puzzle for the whole family
“There’s just something so satisfying about figuring out where every piece belongs and watching the whole picture come together.”
megan · piecesofme
