
Piece Together a Merrier Christmas
Tiny holiday characters, familiar Christmas favorites and cozy winter details come together piece by piece — creating something that feels just as joyful to make as it does to display.
How Your Christmas Scene Comes Together
Start with the shaped wooden puzzle base and its collection of tiny illustrated pieces. As each little character, ornament and holiday detail finds its place, the picture gradually comes alive.
Open Your DIY Christmas Kit
Begin with the shaped wooden puzzle base, individual decorative puzzle pieces and the wooden display stand.
Discover the Tiny Holiday Pieces
Explore miniature characters, woodland friends, bows, berries, snowflakes, gifts and all the little details hidden inside the design.
Build the Scene Piece by Piece
Find where each piece belongs and gradually fill the shaped base. The empty space slowly disappears as your Christmas picture takes shape.
Place the Finished Piece on Its Stand
Once the puzzle is complete, place the finished design on the wooden stand and turn your DIY activity into a Christmas display.
What starts as a collection of tiny puzzle pieces becomes a detailed holiday display for a shelf, mantel, tabletop, entryway or a cozy spot beside the Christmas tree.
A Whole Christmas Story Inside One Happy Snowman
Look closely and there's always something new to discover. Santa, penguins, woodland friends, tiny snowmen, lanterns, presents and greenery all gather inside one cheerful Christmas silhouette.
From across the room it feels festive. Up close, every little detail becomes part of the fun.
As Sweet as Christmas Morning
The gingerbread design feels like stepping into a tiny holiday bakery — candy canes, gingerbread friends, snowy houses, Christmas animals and bright red bows packed into one wonderfully playful scene.
Piece it together during the holiday season, then let the finished design become part of your Christmas decorating.
A Christmas Tree Filled With Tiny Holiday Memories
A glowing star at the top, Santa tucked among the branches, sleepy woodland animals, snowmen, presents, berries and bows — there are little Christmas discoveries almost everywhere you look.
Finish the pieces one by one, add the wooden stand, and your Christmas activity becomes a festive display.
A Little Christmas Tradition in the Making
Piece-by-Piece Fun
Slow down and enjoy watching dozens of tiny details gradually become one complete scene.
Made for Christmas
Familiar characters, nostalgic colors and seasonal details bring the holiday feeling home.
Display It Afterwards
Finish the project, add the wooden stand and let it become part of your Christmas décor.
A More Thoughtful Gift
Instead of simply giving another decoration, give someone the experience of making one.
Christmas Isn't Only About What You Put Under the Tree
Sometimes the best memories happen before Christmas morning — sitting around the table, finding one more little piece, talking a little longer and watching something slowly come together. When you're finished, the project stays out as part of the Christmas décor and becomes a reminder of the time spent making it.
Which Christmas Scene Will You Put Together?
Choose your favorite design and turn a quiet holiday afternoon into something you'll be able to display and enjoy throughout the Christmas season.