The only thing is, with the glasses on, you don’t have color as a guide to finding pieces, only shading and texture. That would make it a lot harder, I would think
What a difference idea. I see, post pandemic, having some friends over and each one wearing a different pair of glasses and all working on the same/different puzzle.
My parents purchased this puzzle for Christmas after my sister watched your video! We have now completed the puzzle 3 times together and have LOVED IT. We even got the assorted animal puzzle to add to our ocean one for more fun! We actually challenge ourselves instead of using the “glasses”, we use the led lights in my room to switch colors every 10-15 minutes. This allows the blue side to be clearer and useable as well
The human eye is more adapted to seeing in red and green light since sunlight is a lot of red and green. We have a hard time seeing in blue light, so that could explain why the blue glasses looked so much darker. As a nerdy sidenote, I have a few saltwater aquariums and for them you mostly use blue light because red and green gets filtered out by the water, and corals have adapted to this light and can actually be sunburnt by adding light colors that they aren't adapted for. Since blue light is harder to see you need a lot more light to make it look bright and not super dark. If you ever try to take a picture of a saltwater aquarium you will probably have a hard time and need to do some color adjustments because the camera is "seeing" all light equally and therefore the picture will look a lot more blue than what your eyes see.
That looks so fun. It is nice that the makers made it where people like us who wear "GLASSES" can enjoy it too wearing the ones they gave over the real ones we wear.
Karen, I discovered your channel just recently and I'm so glad I did. You made me remember how much I used to love puzzles. Unfortunately I gave up on them because I had the feeling it was kind of expected of me as an adult. But watching your videos and seeing you talk so passionately about puzzles with all your positive energy actually made me buy my first puzzle after almost 10 years. And I love it! Just wanted to say thank you. Please keep doing what you do. Much love!
just saw this on marks & spencer for £3.75 on sale, apparently it's £12.50 usually, what a good price for a versatile puzzle like this, if the quality holds up like shown in the video. edit: just looked closer and the m&s one is called "under the sea" and apparently an exclusive m&s image, looks a bit more crowded than the "ocean" puzzle. So who knows if they also changed the quality, the pieces look pretty thin in the picture, but everything else seems about the same.
those color glasses remind me of those cheap 3D glasses, the ones with one red and one blue lens that you get in a Happy Meal or something and that you always break or lose within a day XD I'm pretty decent at filtering out images and patterns (the perks of being a pattern-based thinker), but this puzzle looks like it would give me a lot of trouble! from the video, I can fairly easily see the picture for which you need the red glasses and I can also focus on the picture for which you need the green glasses with a little effort, but the picture for which you need the blue glasses... I have a very hard time focusing on that pattern when we're just seeing the image with all the colors. I also have a bit of a problem with the patterns on the Jungle and Animals puzzles, since the glasses don't seem to be filtering the entire blue/red/green pattern on those and since they are busier than the Ocean puzzle those would probably be too difficult for me. but the Ocean puzzle looks doable, though it would probably take me a week XD
I'm good at differentiating patterns too. But I can't pick out the yellow in either of the puzzles. Idk if it's bc red and blue are strong competitors or because I use yellow light at home and have my blue light filter switched on on my phone, but the yellow lines are almost impossible to see.
I'm still pretty new to puzzles so I don't think I'm ready for this glasses puzzle but maybe when I level up my skills a bit more ill look into them cause they look super interesting and fun.
This is just like when I was a kid in the 80s, playing with Transformers. On the back of the box there was always a hidden message that you could only read when you looked at it through the red plastic sheet that came in the box.
If I were designing this puzzle, I would make impossible to finish without changing filter. I watch "Cracking the Cryptic." They do various logic puzzles, sudoku variants. Some of the best variants are combinations of different logic puzzles which are hard in their own right. But they require the solver to use both rules to complete. They can't exhaust one rule set or the other and then go the unused set. Same thing here, need to change rule sets to complete. Glasses
Aside from the cool "gimmick" with the glasses, they picked three great designs. The one you did on camera seems the easiest because there's some overlapping but the picture's still quite clear without using the glasses. Then the one you did off-camera seems to be intermediate, and the final one is the most difficult, with the image being a big colourful mess if you don't use the glasses. So it's a great product line for both beginning puzzlers and experts like you!
So cool. I might get one of these for my mom for Christmas, it would be fun to do as a family with everybody wearing different glasses. I feel like if I was doing it on my own I would switch glasses every time I felt stuck.
I think it would be fun to do the puzzle with friends and each one using different glasses to see if you can form it all together or will overlap and fight lmao
This would be so neat to time yourself doing this same puzzle with each set of glasses to compare times! Also trying it without the glasses to compare as well. I’d love to see the variations in difficulty and time!
As usual, I have been looking forward to your new Sunday video. This certainly is a new way of puzzling - by looking through those glasses. I think that I would try to do the puzzle w/o anything - just like a very colorful abstract puzzles. I don't think I have the patience to look through glasses to complete, but I loved this concept!!!
So cool that you have to wear the glasses for this puzzle. My to buy list is getting longer by the video and I literally just started puzzling at 46 years of age in January. Then found your channel and now I’m hooked.
It's really lovely and I appreciate the low price point (esp considering the whole package comes with 3 pairs of GLASSES.) But the patterns don't really make me want to do it. But I really like the technology of it.
I think it should be possible to apply the color filter with video-editing software. It would be very interesting to see a montage of the overhead camera that you made, but with the *glasses* digitally added. I'm especially curious how assembling the green layer looks through the red *glasses* .
I got a different version of this puzzle called Under the Sea for Christmas, and it was so fun!! I found the glasses difficult to work with, but better than the app because at least you didn't have to use one of your hands to hold your phone.
I enjoyed this video about a puzzle involving four different colors of glasses. I think I would try each color to see what was easiest first, and then stick to the easiest color. Nice work Karen!
GLASSES NOTE AFTER POSTING COMMENTS BELOW: Why is it that I am the only one that doesn't get a "LIKE"...because of the "disclaimer needed" that I posted below??! Karen, from one "professional" jigsaw puzzler to another, you GOT me! This is a wonderful twist to traditional jigsaw puzzles! I have never seen this before. I have thoroughly enjoyed your serious comments, your funny comments(such as StarWars Extra), and others ("they may have some questions"...I thought of that one, too!). I have watched movies with 3D glasses...very tiring. I was excited in the beginning, but to answer your question, I have decided I wouldn't do this with the glasses on. Nice images, though! Disclaimer Needed: I have never seen these before, but I was anxious to watch your review because I have experience in using filters...that being said, I would warn your audience to check with their eye doctor/neurologist/etc if they can use these filters for long periods of time.
One can probably use an RGB LED light instead of wearing the glasses if it's easier, which is how the exhibits work, afaik. Might work better since the off colors would be even less visible.
Okay, these totally impressed me. Do plan on snagging these up. I've basically tried just about everything under the sun like yourself and have similar likes and dislikes when it comes to puzzling. Strong love for unique and colorful while utter distaste for photograph retirement home style puzzles. That being said, these look AMAZING. Last time I was actually impressed with puzzle designers coming up with something new was around the 90s when the crazier colorful stuff came out such as gradients, fractals, octagons and one puzzle type that I've yet to see you do that I'm honestly brainfarting the "technical" term for without digging out my collection to track it down. It's basically photograph but done with a lot of overexposure to produce trippy colors. As much as I dislike photograph puzzles, I found that distinct series of puzzles "mostly" enjoyable. The one exception was ofc of a damn mountain >.> Should really dig those out to be more specific since I think you might get a kick out of them too.
Seeing everything in magenta after taking off the green glasses is a superb demonstration of not one but two of my favorite things about human vision, specifically in how our brains deal with color: - magenta isn't a "real" color in the same sense as most other colors; while color exists not as an objective property of matter but as a result of how the human brain (and the brains of any animals that possess color vision to any degree) parses different wavelengths of light, most of those specific colors are associated with one specific frequency of light waves. There are, however, no magenta light waves, because it only exists as our brain interpreting a mix of red (i.e. relatively low frequency) light waves and blue (relatively high frequency) light waves as a single color. In between red and blue light waves are green light waves, so what we're really seeing when we see magenta isn't a color so much as an absence of green light. Basically, magenta is really antigreen. - the reason it feels like you've lost the ability to see green is that the neurons in the visual cortex of your brain are too "fatigued" to process green, so to speak; "fatigued" isn't exactly accurate, because it's not a thing we understand very well inasmuch as we understand anything about human visual processing, and so it's hard to be accurate about exactly why your brain emphasizes those colors, but it's why you can trick your brain into seeing a monochromatic photo as color if you prime it by first staring at an inverted color version of that same image, or why you can see the inverted colors of something you've been staring at for awhile if you look away at, say, a white wall. This weird visual "fatigue" can actually involve motion, so if you look at a moving picture of a spiral or similar moving pattern for a bit and then look at a blank wall it'll look like the wall is wiggling.
I think it is very cool, but I guess it might be tiring to see through dark glasses all the time... I think I would try to do it in full colours and put on the different glasses from time to time when I get stuck. Great idea, anyway! It's nice to have something new in the puzzle world. Thanks for sharing, Karen.
I usually cheat and peak through the comments to find the word but this time you had my 100% attention all throughout the video and I got glasses before having time to think of scrolling down!
Technically if you use one pair of glasses to do the puzzle, you end up completing the other two as well. All you need to do is shift glasses to see all three images. And watching Karen is such a joy!❤️
Congrats on the sponsor! Also I'm so glad I found you because you have a similar taste in puzzle as me, but I don't think I ever would've found this kind!
I was on the fence about these as they were only 500 pcs but after your review I ordered all 3 😎 Thank you for making this great channel, I love your comments on the puzzles you do, and we seem to have quite a similar taste in jigsaws 😊
Wow! Definitely a puzzle I’d like to try and sounds very affordable. My only caveat would be I like working on puzzles on my board in front of the tv. So, looking at puzzle and then tv with colored glasses would be challenging.
For sure this is Awesome!! I love the innovation with this. The "glasses" would mix it up for sure! Thank you for another wonderful puzzle video. This is on my list 🎉🎉🎉
Glasses. How would I go about doing it? I would send it to you and then just watch the video. My hero. Only began doing jigsaws last year. So still new to all of this. That one I would fail on badly. Give me another few years to gain experience.
What a cool concept and at a great price! I wonder what they’ll put on the next wave of puzzles. Maybe glasses and vases? Anyway, I’d probably work with one pair of glasses until I felt stuck, then I’d switch to a new pair.
Nope, definitely not for me at this time. Glasses on top of my glasses 😂 is pretty challenging. I hope one day soon I will improve on my skills. You are amazing at puzzling Karen: with or without Glasses 🥰
These puzzles are beautiful! Just ordered the "Animals" puzzles and can't wait to try it. Don't know which "Glasses" I'll use, but I'm excited to give it a go! Thanks for the recommendation!
The field museum of natural history in chicago has wallpaper from this same company up in their Wild Colors exhibit and they use colored lightbulbs to show the different animals. I loved seeing that and its super cool finding this puzzle channel and puzzle just a few days afyer i went there!
What do you think of this puzzle? Is it something you would want to try? Be sure to open the video description for links to where to get it!
They look so pretty! But they would be too difficult for me tbh.
Can the "peach" probably be a jellyfish?
Can you do a 10000000 pick puzzle if it exists
Very beautiful artwork, all three of them. Interesting idea, I would try it. (Glasses)
The only thing is, with the glasses on, you don’t have color as a guide to finding pieces, only shading and texture. That would make it a lot harder, I would think
I think they're very cool and I am putting them on my Christmas list. Thanks for the very entertaining video!
thinking of getting one of these and using the coloured LEDs that ive got in my room instead of the glasses and see how well it works
Disco puzzle challenge xd
would it even be bright or focused enough?
What a difference idea. I see, post pandemic, having some friends over and each one wearing a different pair of glasses and all working on the same/different puzzle.
The “glasses” feature is really cool to allow you to try the puzzle in different ways! The peach drawing is a sea urchin! I’m pretty sure 😁
I thought it was a jellyfish but I realized there weren't any tentacles, so you are right. It is a sea urchin, lol.
There's nothing more satisfying than running your hands over a finished puzzle.
Yesss it's amazing. Specially if the pieces are on the smaller side
My parents purchased this puzzle for Christmas after my sister watched your video! We have now completed the puzzle 3 times together and have LOVED IT. We even got the assorted animal puzzle to add to our ocean one for more fun! We actually challenge ourselves instead of using the “glasses”, we use the led lights in my room to switch colors every 10-15 minutes. This allows the blue side to be clearer and useable as well
Now a three color puzzle with three different gradient-like dithering patterns overlaid, that would be crazy.
The human eye is more adapted to seeing in red and green light since sunlight is a lot of red and green. We have a hard time seeing in blue light, so that could explain why the blue glasses looked so much darker.
As a nerdy sidenote, I have a few saltwater aquariums and for them you mostly use blue light because red and green gets filtered out by the water, and corals have adapted to this light and can actually be sunburnt by adding light colors that they aren't adapted for. Since blue light is harder to see you need a lot more light to make it look bright and not super dark.
If you ever try to take a picture of a saltwater aquarium you will probably have a hard time and need to do some color adjustments because the camera is "seeing" all light equally and therefore the picture will look a lot more blue than what your eyes see.
That looks so fun. It is nice that the makers made it where people like us who wear "GLASSES" can enjoy it too wearing the ones they gave over the real ones we wear.
Thank goodness Karen came up in my recommended that one time
Karen, I discovered your channel just recently and I'm so glad I did. You made me remember how much I used to love puzzles. Unfortunately I gave up on them because I had the feeling it was kind of expected of me as an adult. But watching your videos and seeing you talk so passionately about puzzles with all your positive energy actually made me buy my first puzzle after almost 10 years. And I love it! Just wanted to say thank you. Please keep doing what you do. Much love!
Amazing, have fun with it!
I'd be too tempted to wear all 3 pairs of glasses at once.
hahaha I don't think you'd be able to see anything!
@@KarenPuzzles Think that's right, if I recall each glasses filters a few colours from your sight, plus they're RGB
Interesting "Glasses" for a puzzle. I would definitely try these puzzles.
When I hear
"hi everybody it's Karen puzzles"
I already know the rest of my day is going to be amazing
awwww ❤️
Those glasses ARE the epitome of coolness!
Stunning puzzles, to be honest I'd think about paying £15 just for that jungle print, so to then get a puzzle with it... Bonus!
I know, right? So beautiful!
just saw this on marks & spencer for £3.75 on sale, apparently it's £12.50 usually, what a good price for a versatile puzzle like this, if the quality holds up like shown in the video.
edit: just looked closer and the m&s one is called "under the sea" and apparently an exclusive m&s image, looks a bit more crowded than the "ocean" puzzle. So who knows if they also changed the quality, the pieces look pretty thin in the picture, but everything else seems about the same.
If I were to do one of these puzzles, I think I would keep swapping out the glasses to make progress.
those color glasses remind me of those cheap 3D glasses, the ones with one red and one blue lens that you get in a Happy Meal or something and that you always break or lose within a day XD
I'm pretty decent at filtering out images and patterns (the perks of being a pattern-based thinker), but this puzzle looks like it would give me a lot of trouble! from the video, I can fairly easily see the picture for which you need the red glasses and I can also focus on the picture for which you need the green glasses with a little effort, but the picture for which you need the blue glasses... I have a very hard time focusing on that pattern when we're just seeing the image with all the colors.
I also have a bit of a problem with the patterns on the Jungle and Animals puzzles, since the glasses don't seem to be filtering the entire blue/red/green pattern on those and since they are busier than the Ocean puzzle those would probably be too difficult for me. but the Ocean puzzle looks doable, though it would probably take me a week XD
I'm good at differentiating patterns too. But I can't pick out the yellow in either of the puzzles. Idk if it's bc red and blue are strong competitors or because I use yellow light at home and have my blue light filter switched on on my phone, but the yellow lines are almost impossible to see.
I'm still pretty new to puzzles so I don't think I'm ready for this glasses puzzle but maybe when I level up my skills a bit more ill look into them cause they look super interesting and fun.
I insist, I do not do puzzles, but you have so much passion, one can see you enjoy puzzles, so I enjoy them through you.
I also love this Glasses
Those glasses are such a creative way to add difficulty to a puzzle! I’ll have to check them out :)
This is just like when I was a kid in the 80s, playing with Transformers. On the back of the box there was always a hidden message that you could only read when you looked at it through the red plastic sheet that came in the box.
You do look cool in the glasses, im also amazed they designed such a good looking puzzle with all the illustrations and very little resting space
nope, i cant do this. It will be too overwhelming for my eyes. PLus, i dont really like wearing glasses on glasses, it feels very weird 😅
Whata cool puzzle!
You could also do a challenge changing glasses every 5 min, so it would be a less “dangerous” version of the puzzle with two sides
I love the idea of doing this with 3 friends, each wearing a different pair of glasses!
Those are some of the coolest puzzles I've ever seen and I would probably wear the glasses all the way through.
Glasses! What a great addition to the puzzling fun!
Really unique! I wood absolutely use the different colored glasses! You make it look so easy!
My favourite mug is from Ginger Fox. Their stuff is great.
This takes seeing things in a new light to the next level
Cool puzzles! The addition of “glasses” is inventive 😎
One of the most interesting puzzles I saw after the 3d Globe puzzle. Truly fascinating. Glasses.
The best part was that the glasses did work on top of real glasses. No worries about being left out from the fun.
These puzzles are beautiful and I like the feature but they are almost better without the glasses.
If I were designing this puzzle, I would make impossible to finish without changing filter.
I watch "Cracking the Cryptic." They do various logic puzzles, sudoku variants. Some of the best variants are combinations of different logic puzzles which are hard in their own right. But they require the solver to use both rules to complete. They can't exhaust one rule set or the other and then go the unused set. Same thing here, need to change rule sets to complete.
Glasses
I love those 2 guys at CTC. Been a subscriber for about 2 years now.
Okay now I'm wondering why she skipped hearting your comment she hearted everyone else's but not yours... Anyway I'll give u a like. ʕ·̀ω·́ʔ
Thank you for sharing the passion for the puzzle.
Okay, now I want to design a cut that could actually be solved three different ways and then figure out a way to print with three different solves.
Maybe I should raise a few glasses of wine to how clever the puzzle is and how wonderful your review was.
Aside from the cool "gimmick" with the glasses, they picked three great designs. The one you did on camera seems the easiest because there's some overlapping but the picture's still quite clear without using the glasses. Then the one you did off-camera seems to be intermediate, and the final one is the most difficult, with the image being a big colourful mess if you don't use the glasses. So it's a great product line for both beginning puzzlers and experts like you!
it's fun because u can do the same puzzle 3 times and it's always new experience wearing different glasses each time
So cool. I might get one of these for my mom for Christmas, it would be fun to do as a family with everybody wearing different glasses. I feel like if I was doing it on my own I would switch glasses every time I felt stuck.
I think it would be fun to do the puzzle with friends and each one using different glasses to see if you can form it all together or will overlap and fight lmao
This seems like a fun gift for a puzzler since it’s a little different and it has the print.
This would be so neat to time yourself doing this same puzzle with each set of glasses to compare times! Also trying it without the glasses to compare as well. I’d love to see the variations in difficulty and time!
Very interesting puzzle(s). 4-in-1 using special colored GLASSES! This was fun to watch!
As usual, I have been looking forward to your new Sunday video. This certainly is a new way of puzzling - by looking through those glasses. I think that I would try to do the puzzle w/o anything - just like a very colorful abstract puzzles. I don't think I have the patience to look through glasses to complete, but I loved this concept!!!
Very happy to see that these are always available in Italy! Already in my Amazon list :-)
This looked so cool that I paused your video halfway through, went online and ordered 2 of them! Can't wait until they arrive!
So cool that you have to wear the glasses for this puzzle. My to buy list is getting longer by the video and I literally just started puzzling at 46 years of age in January. Then found your channel and now I’m hooked.
It's really lovely and I appreciate the low price point (esp considering the whole package comes with 3 pairs of GLASSES.) But the patterns don't really make me want to do it. But I really like the technology of it.
Those look like some very futuristic GLASSES, they made Karen look super cool and cute.
I think it should be possible to apply the color filter with video-editing software. It would be very interesting to see a montage of the overhead camera that you made, but with the *glasses* digitally added. I'm especially curious how assembling the green layer looks through the red *glasses* .
that looks so great. I think I would make it first without the glassses and then each color separate
I got a different version of this puzzle called Under the Sea for Christmas, and it was so fun!! I found the glasses difficult to work with, but better than the app because at least you didn't have to use one of your hands to hold your phone.
Beautiful finished puzzle.
That was a neat puzzle, especially with glasses.
Glasses. Wow I want to try. It’s so different!
I enjoyed this video about a puzzle involving four different colors of glasses. I think I would try each color to see what was easiest first, and then stick to the easiest color. Nice work Karen!
OMG!! That puzzles are really awsome!! The one with the fishes is my favourite... Thanks for another amazing video!! 💓
I’m not even surprised anymore Karen can do any puzzle! Loved this one so creative, the glasses are so cool!
GLASSES
NOTE AFTER POSTING COMMENTS BELOW: Why is it that I am the only one that doesn't get a "LIKE"...because of the "disclaimer needed" that I posted below??!
Karen, from one "professional" jigsaw puzzler to another, you GOT me! This is a wonderful twist to traditional jigsaw puzzles! I have never seen this before. I have thoroughly enjoyed your serious comments, your funny comments(such as StarWars Extra), and others ("they may have some questions"...I thought of that one, too!).
I have watched movies with 3D glasses...very tiring. I was excited in the beginning, but to answer your question, I have decided I wouldn't do this with the glasses on. Nice images, though!
Disclaimer Needed:
I have never seen these before, but I was anxious to watch your review because I have experience in using filters...that being said, I would warn your audience to check with their eye doctor/neurologist/etc if they can use these filters for long periods of time.
The end result is a beautiful piece of artwork. I would hang it on a wall. Good job!
One can probably use an RGB LED light instead of wearing the glasses if it's easier, which is how the exhibits work, afaik. Might work better since the off colors would be even less visible.
It would be quite a challenge if the separate colored images needed a different arrangement of the same pieces.
I feel like I'd end up needing glasses for real after looking at all those colors, lol
Good thing i have contacts because double Glasses, seem like a bit of a difficult debacle! Super cool puzzle!
Very interesting! Thank you for sharing this puzzle. I will probably get one to try it out.
Glasses. What a neat puzzle. I think I would try to put it together without the glasses
Really beautiful puzzles. I will check out where to buy them. GLASSES :)
Okay, these totally impressed me. Do plan on snagging these up. I've basically tried just about everything under the sun like yourself and have similar likes and dislikes when it comes to puzzling. Strong love for unique and colorful while utter distaste for photograph retirement home style puzzles. That being said, these look AMAZING. Last time I was actually impressed with puzzle designers coming up with something new was around the 90s when the crazier colorful stuff came out such as gradients, fractals, octagons and one puzzle type that I've yet to see you do that I'm honestly brainfarting the "technical" term for without digging out my collection to track it down. It's basically photograph but done with a lot of overexposure to produce trippy colors. As much as I dislike photograph puzzles, I found that distinct series of puzzles "mostly" enjoyable. The one exception was ofc of a damn mountain >.> Should really dig those out to be more specific since I think you might get a kick out of them too.
Oh! What if you put two pairs of >glasses< on next time. That would for sure be a challenge.
this puzzle is pretty cool🤩
Seeing everything in magenta after taking off the green glasses is a superb demonstration of not one but two of my favorite things about human vision, specifically in how our brains deal with color:
- magenta isn't a "real" color in the same sense as most other colors; while color exists not as an objective property of matter but as a result of how the human brain (and the brains of any animals that possess color vision to any degree) parses different wavelengths of light, most of those specific colors are associated with one specific frequency of light waves. There are, however, no magenta light waves, because it only exists as our brain interpreting a mix of red (i.e. relatively low frequency) light waves and blue (relatively high frequency) light waves as a single color. In between red and blue light waves are green light waves, so what we're really seeing when we see magenta isn't a color so much as an absence of green light. Basically, magenta is really antigreen.
- the reason it feels like you've lost the ability to see green is that the neurons in the visual cortex of your brain are too "fatigued" to process green, so to speak; "fatigued" isn't exactly accurate, because it's not a thing we understand very well inasmuch as we understand anything about human visual processing, and so it's hard to be accurate about exactly why your brain emphasizes those colors, but it's why you can trick your brain into seeing a monochromatic photo as color if you prime it by first staring at an inverted color version of that same image, or why you can see the inverted colors of something you've been staring at for awhile if you look away at, say, a white wall. This weird visual "fatigue" can actually involve motion, so if you look at a moving picture of a spiral or similar moving pattern for a bit and then look at a blank wall it'll look like the wall is wiggling.
Glasses. Cool. I think I'd do it without the glasses the first time and do it with each pair of glasses.
Those glasses remind me of the old "3D" glasses for comic books in my childhood.
Interesting idea for a puzzle. I might give it a go.
I think it is very cool, but I guess it might be tiring to see through dark glasses all the time... I think I would try to do it in full colours and put on the different glasses from time to time when I get stuck. Great idea, anyway! It's nice to have something new in the puzzle world. Thanks for sharing, Karen.
I usually cheat and peak through the comments to find the word but this time you had my 100% attention all throughout the video and I got glasses before having time to think of scrolling down!
Technically if you use one pair of glasses to do the puzzle, you end up completing the other two as well. All you need to do is shift glasses to see all three images. And watching Karen is such a joy!❤️
It is blowing my mind, I will have to get more confident before trying these
Did you ever buy ugly4? Such a good puzzle. Would love to see you “solve”.
It's on my list!
Love you Karen hope you are having an amazing day. Loved this puzzle really helped me today your positive energy 🥰
Congrats on the sponsor! Also I'm so glad I found you because you have a similar taste in puzzle as me, but I don't think I ever would've found this kind!
I was on the fence about these as they were only 500 pcs but after your review I ordered all 3 😎 Thank you for making this great channel, I love your comments on the puzzles you do, and we seem to have quite a similar taste in jigsaws 😊
Wow! Definitely a puzzle I’d like to try and sounds very affordable. My only caveat would be I like working on puzzles on my board in front of the tv. So, looking at puzzle and then tv with colored glasses would be challenging.
I feel like the logical next step to this idea would be one that comes with 3-d glasses! (with the oldschool red-blue)
man, just when I was wanting something to watch, Thank you!!! Great video as always.
I would love to see a video where you swap the glasses every 30 minutes 😁 I was about to suggest it when you talked about it haha!
For sure this is Awesome!! I love the innovation with this. The "glasses" would mix it up for sure! Thank you for another wonderful puzzle video. This is on my list 🎉🎉🎉
Glasses. How would I go about doing it? I would send it to you and then just watch the video. My hero. Only began doing jigsaws last year. So still new to all of this. That one I would fail on badly. Give me another few years to gain experience.
Too tricky 💕for me! I think you look great in the “glasses”.
I would buy this. Really impressive
I just purchased all three they look amazing. Another great video Karen keep up the awesome work.
Hopefully the next set uses a slightly lighter blue. Also, the full color option with no glasses gives you a hard mode of a sort for extra challenge.
What a cool concept and at a great price! I wonder what they’ll put on the next wave of puzzles. Maybe glasses and vases?
Anyway, I’d probably work with one pair of glasses until I felt stuck, then I’d switch to a new pair.
OMG - love this one, the ocean scene is so beautiful. Must get my "glasses" on and use that Amazon GC I got for my birthday to purchase this!!
This looks so cool! The glasses are an added bonus :)
Nope, definitely not for me at this time. Glasses on top of my glasses 😂 is pretty challenging. I hope one day soon I will improve on my skills. You are amazing at puzzling Karen: with or without Glasses 🥰
These puzzles are beautiful! Just ordered the "Animals" puzzles and can't wait to try it. Don't know which "Glasses" I'll use, but I'm excited to give it a go! Thanks for the recommendation!
Amazing! Have fun with it!
The field museum of natural history in chicago has wallpaper from this same company up in their Wild Colors exhibit and they use colored lightbulbs to show the different animals. I loved seeing that and its super cool finding this puzzle channel and puzzle just a few days afyer i went there!