The piece
A dinner party, as only cats could host it. Pat Scott’s warm, witty illustration seats a crowd of cats around a lively table. As the scene comes together piece by piece, you find playful surprises along the way, including cat silhouettes curled by the fire and a sardine tin waiting to be found.
Each puzzle is made by hand in Boulder, Colorado, from wood. It’s cut in Liberty’s signature style: irregular, unpredictable pieces and “whimsies” shaped like the story itself. Nothing snaps into a grid, so every piece is a small discovery. It’s a nod to the vintage wooden puzzles of the early 20th century, made to be worked slowly, left out on the table, and passed between guests.
An heirloom-quality piece for a long winter evening, and a charming gift for the cat lover who has everything.
Details
- 740 wooden pieces, including figural whimsy pieces
- Approximately 15.75" x 19" completed
- Artwork by Pat Scott
- Handmade in Boulder, Colorado
- From
- Boulder, Colorado
- Material
- Laser-cut wood, 1/4" thick
Description
A dinner party, as only cats could host it. Pat Scott’s warm, witty illustration seats a crowd of cats around a lively table. As the scene comes together piece by piece, you find playful surprises along the way, including cat silhouettes curled by the fire and a sardine tin waiting to be found.
Each puzzle is made by hand in Boulder, Colorado, from wood. It’s cut in Liberty’s signature style: irregular, unpredictable pieces and “whimsies” shaped like the story itself. Nothing snaps into a grid, so every piece is a small discovery. It’s a nod to the vintage wooden puzzles of the early 20th century, made to be worked slowly, left out on the table, and passed between guests.
An heirloom-quality piece for a long winter evening, and a charming gift for the cat lover who has everything.
Details
- 740 wooden pieces, including figural whimsy pieces
- Approximately 15.75" x 19" completed
- Artwork by Pat Scott
- Handmade in Boulder, Colorado
Care
It happens to the best of us. Liberty Puzzles will remake and replace a missing piece and send it to you.
Store the pieces in their box, away from damp, between rounds.
Getting Together
Meet the maker
Liberty Puzzles
Jeff Eldridge and Chris Wirth started Liberty Puzzles in Boulder, Colorado, in 2005, taking their cue from the wooden jigsaws of the early 20th century. Every puzzle is still made by hand there, cut from quarter-inch wood by laser and...
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