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Winter Gnomes Puzzle

Here's the Twist:The puzzle ON the box is more than a bit different from the puzzle IN the box! What happened here? About the Artist:Kirsten Sevig is an artist from Minneapolis, Minnesota who designs stationery, textiles and illustrations for books. Many of the gnomes within this puzzle first appeared in her book The Little Winter Book of Gnomes. Kirsten's Norwegian upbringing influenced her gnome illustrations, which are inspired by her favorite childhood Nordic Folktales. We're certain you wil

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SKU
101400
Primary category
Games & Activities
Secondary categories
Crafts & Folk Art

Here's the Twist:
The puzzle ON the box is more than a bit different from the puzzle IN the box!  What happened here?

About the Artist:
Kirsten Sevig is an artist from Minneapolis, Minnesota who designs stationery, textiles and illustrations for books.  Many of the gnomes within this puzzle first appeared in her book The Little Winter Book of Gnomes.  Kirsten's Norwegian upbringing influenced her gnome illustrations, which are inspired by her favorite childhood Nordic Folktales.  We're certain you will find these charming scenes a delight to assemble, and with a few added twists, this puzzle may also have you saying "ugler i mosen!"

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A Million Stars

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