The Sea Shells by the Seashore puzzle by artist Peggy Collins is a striking 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle bursting with color and movement. In short, it’s a lively coastal mosaic that invites exploration.
About the Artwork
A striped lighthouse stands boldly along the shoreline as waves roll toward a sailboat beneath a radiant sun. Meanwhile, intricate shells, starfish and swirling patterns fill the foreground.
Peggy Collins’ vivid colors and artistic style make this puzzle both visually stunning and enjoyable to assemble. In addition, the patterns give every section its own personality.
Like her other puzzles in our collection, the design is bright, detailed and full of coastal energy.
Where to Start
Start with the border, then build the striped lighthouse, since its bold pattern stands out right away. Next, work on the sailboat and the radiant sun. After that, piece together the shells and starfish in the foreground. Finally, fill in the swirling patterns and waves, sorting those pieces by color.
Sea Shells by the Seashore Puzzle Details
- Pieces: 1000
- Finished size: 30″ x 24″
- Artist: Peggy Collins
- Part number: 40621
- Made in the USA by Heritage Puzzle
A Pattern-Rich Puzzle for Beach Lovers
Overall, at 1000 pieces, the Sea Shells by the Seashore puzzle is a rewarding challenge. The rich patterns keep it engaging from the first piece to the last.
In addition, the bright colors make sorting easier than you might expect for a 1000-piece puzzle. For example, you can group the reds, blues and yellows first, then build each pattern in turn. As a result, it’s a great pick for anyone stepping up from 550-piece puzzles.
It’s also perfect for anyone who loves beaches, bright artwork or unique designs.
Framing Your Sea Shells by the Seashore Puzzle
When you finish, the puzzle measures 30″ x 24″. Then glue it, let it dry flat and frame it as colorful coastal art for any room.
Explore More
Finally, see more puzzles by Peggy Collins, or browse our Seashell Puzzles and Beach Puzzles collections.
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