The clear, acrylic puzzle is available in 4 tiers of difficulty: “easy, okay, hard, and crazy.” The makers say, “Our impossibly difficult CLEAR jigsaw puzzle for adults comes in multiple sizes based on the level of intensity you're willing to endure!” The “easy” version features just 9 pieces, while the “crazy” puzzle comprises 144 clear tiles. One baffled but satisfied buyer writes in a review, “I only have 2 pieces together so far, but I’m loving this!” Jigsaw puzzles peaked in popularity during the Great Depression, but ever since the threat of COVID-19 has us staying at homes, their time-killing appeal is very real once again. For pro-puzzlers currently self-isolating and looking for a real challenge, this one is a clear-cut winner.

Then look no further than our Impossible Puzzle. This is a jigsaw made from clear transparent pieces of acrylic. It's tried and tested to make the most patient person go insane. Since the quarantine - business has come to a halt, so I had to pivot. I had used my laser primarily to create fun items for my events," Cheung said. Each laser-cut piece in this puzzle is dual-sided, so there are more ways than one to complete it. Pieces are also custom cut, so you can choose the size of your liking. No matter which size you choose, you'll likely be in for a challenge. Shop owner Phyllis Cheung says that the clear puzzle has seen a 5,000% increase in sales over the last two weeks. Cheung, who typically creates experiential marketing events for brands through her agency LuxeFinds, said that recent times inspired her to get creative and use her laser cutter for something different. Etsy store Little Flower Pot Shop is selling a clear jigsaw puzzle made from transparent acrylic that's “impossibly difficult” to complete.

Feeling up to the challenge? You can now buy the “impossibly difficult” clear jigsaw puzzle on Etsy. Our latest addition is a very mean one! You can add some random pieces to the jigsaw. We will add your chosen amount of pieces to the box,. This will really baffle the recipient when they start putting the jigsaw together and realise they have more pieces than they need!