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Procrastination 1000-piece puzzle – Piece & Love

Procrastination 1000-piece puzzle – Piece & Love

Is your to-do list overflowing? Perfect, you have better things to do: a puzzle. Procrastination by Piece & Love means 1000 pieces to assemble today… or tomorrow.

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Procrastination: 1,000 pieces to put off until tomorrow

Your to-do list is overflowing, you’ve filled the pages of a good ten project notebooks, and yet here you are, sitting there doing a puzzle. Congratulations: you are procrastinating BIG TIME.

With Procrastination, Piece & Love turns this universal ability to find something more urgent to do than what you should actually be doing into a 1,000-piece puzzle. Coffee in hand, wandering thoughts, and all kinds of distractions: Marie Chevalier's colorful illustration should resonate with many people.

And with a difficulty level of 7/10, there's no pressure to finish it tonight. At worst, you'll finish it tomorrow.

Made in France from 100% recycled, FSC-certified cardboard and plastic-free, Procrastination joins our selection of puzzles made in France that are as enjoyable to assemble as they are to look at once finished.

Puzzle pour adulte 1000 pièces Procrastination par Piece and Love

Anything but what you had planned to do

Tidy up the apartment? Answer emails? Get back into working out? There’s always a great reason to put it off for a few more hours.

Procrastination humorously highlights those moments when our attention suddenly decides that any other activity is more interesting than the one we were supposed to be doing. And if we’re going to put something off until tomorrow anyway, we might as well spend that time putting together a 1,000-piece puzzle.

Level 7/10 still promises to be quite a challenge: the colors and numerous details provide some clues, but you’ll need enough patience to justify a few extra coffee breaks.

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L’univers coloré de Marie Chevalier

Behind this cheerful ode to procrastination is Marie Chevalier, whose illustrations have been turned into puzzles by Piece & Love. Her colorful, lively world, full of little details, works particularly well when the image has to be pieced together one piece at a time.

His work can also be found at Kiplé with 00h10, which swaps the hustle and bustle of “Procrastination” for a much calmer interior: a lit fireplace, a sleeping dog, and an evening where, this time, doing nothing seems perfectly acceptable.

Features

Brand
Piece & Love
Number of pieces
1000 pieces
Difficulty level
7/10
Illustration
Marie Chevalier – a colorful and humorous scene about procrastination
Special feature
A poster of the design is included in the box to facilitate assembly
Materials
100% recycled FSC-certified cardboard, plastic-free manufacturing
Dimensions once assembled
68 × 49 cm
Manufacturing
Made in France
Usage
A humorous puzzle to assemble today… or to finish tomorrow

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is this puzzle called Procrastination?
Because it celebrates exactly all the things we find ourselves doing when we should be busy with something else. And spending several hours on a 1,000-piece puzzle when a to-do list is waiting for us somewhere seems like a pretty good example.
Who illustrated the “Procrastination” puzzle?
The illustration is by Marie Chevalier, who has created several designs published by Piece & Love. At Kiplé, her distinctive style can be seen on the 00h10 and Drive collections, among others.
Is the “Procrastination” puzzle difficult?
Piece & Love rates its difficulty at 7/10. Its many details provide guidance during assembly, but its 1,000 pieces still require careful attention and patience.
Should I use the included poster to put the puzzle together?
No. A poster featuring the design is included in the box to make assembly easier, but it’s optional. In fact, Piece & Love suggests skipping it to make the challenge harder.