P u z z l e P a t t e r n P l a y

Challenge your skills of spatial planning and pattern arrangement as you try to match the puzzle patterns with the 23 unique puzzle pieces.

1 to 4 player ~ Play times: 1-10 minutes per pattern Ages 5+ ~ Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate

Game Night Out with the Girls

Darya, Mari and Susan are in the upstairs lounge at Vespers in Downtown Campell Saturday night to try and beat the record for The Growing Grass Pattern. DARYA SETS A NEW RECORD!

2026-07-31: Darya’s time = 28.45 sec.

2026-03-17 Eileen’s time = 28.51 sec

2025-02-13 GAMA Record = 39.52 sec.

Game Night at Home with Grandmom

A woman and a girl are sitting at a wooden table playing a puzzle game with a puzzle board and pieces. The table has a cup, a smartphone, a pink pen, and a printed game sheet. In the background, there are pillows on a window seat, baskets with clothes, a green stool, and a brick fireplace.
A young girl with brown hair and a white T-shirt featuring a panda and the word "LOVE" is holding a large, decorated game board with pink, yellow, green, purple, and beige pieces arranged on a gridded surface. She is standing behind a wooden table in a room with a brick wall and a window with a bench, pillows, and a wicker basket in the background.

Gaming Event at the Toy Fair

People playing a board game called Gloomhaven at a convention or exhibition.

Puzzzle Pattern Competitions - Can you beat a Record?

Compete with other players to see who can correctly finish the puzzle pattern in the fastest time! Your eye-hand coordination and quick thinking skills of spatial planning and pattern recognition are challenged as you compete to win the round. To Submit your video, fill out your information by going to ‘Contact Us’ and you will receive an email with directions.

Puzzle Pattern Collections

Download PDF file of patterns and print each at 8-1/2” x 11”

A set of four grid-based designs called 'Alien Patterns,' each with unique geometric shapes and color schemes, labeled with different alphanumeric codes such as '2WA-1LH,' '2A-2H,' '2TA-1H,' and '2A-1H - First Contact.'
A collection of knitted patterns on a black background, including a rainbow tree, growth patterns, and a tree of life design.
Diagram showing the progression of stitches for creating a geometric pattern called 'Radial Burst.' The pattern is numbered No. 001 and involves 25 knots, featuring detailed step-by-step instructions with arrows indicating the stitch directions.
A collage of animal pattern cross-stitch charts, including Twig the Toy Poodle, Great Dane, Elle's Turtle, Giraffe, and Moose.
A chart displaying different character patterns titled "Character Patterns." The patterns are categorized into six groups: Stumpy, Lump, Squatty, Watty, Heady, and Leggy, each with specific numbered patterns shown as grid diagrams.
Diagram comparing two architectural pattern designs: on the left, a communication tower pattern in purple with a symmetrical, branching structure; on the right, a skyscraper pattern in green with a linear, vertical pattern.