I Spy Jigsaw Puzzles

These are all of the jigsaw puzzles based on the I Spy series. If anyone knows of any that are missing, please let me know!

Eventually, these will be organized by The number of pieces, then by the order of the release dates of the books.

1000 Pieces[]

Box	Alt Box	Name	Book
		Marbles	Mystery
		Bulletin Board	I Spy: A Book of Picture Riddles
		Christmas Crafts	Christmas
		Ornaments	Christmas
		Odds & Ends	I Spy: A Book of Picture Riddles

550 Pieces[]


Box	Alt Box	Name	Book
		Tiny Toys	I Spy: A Book of Picture Riddles
		Clown Dressing Room	Fun House

500 Pieces[]

Box

Alt Box

Name

Book

Marbles

Mystery

Bulletin Board

I Spy: A Book of Picture Riddles

Under the Tree

Christmas

I Spy Christmas

Christmas

Mirror Maze

Fun House

Flight of Fancy

Fantasy

Holiday Sparkle

Christmas

A Very Sweet Holiday

Christmas

Crafts

Christmas

Nature Close Up

I Spy: A Book of Picture Riddles

200 Pieces[]

There are probably more 200pc puzzles. If anyone has any information, please let the wiki know!

Box	Alt Box	Name	Book
		Patterns and Paint	School Days
		Winter Sports	Christmas
		Make Believe	I Spy A Book of Picture Riddles
		Mirror Maze	Fun House
		Arts and Crafts	School Days
		Peanuts and Popcorn	Fun House
		Toy Chest	I Spy A Book of Picture Riddles

100 Pieces[]

Box	Alt Box	Alt Box 2	Name	Book
			Sand Castle	Fantasy
			Stegosaurus	School Days
			Balloon Popper	School Days
			Fantasy	Fantasy
			Treasure Hunt	Treasure Hunt
			Mystery	Mystery

Lenticular 100 Pieces[]

Box	Alt Box	Name	Book
		Monster Workshop	Fantasy
		Yikes	Fantasy
		Sweet Shoppe	Fantasy
		Arts and Crafts	School Days
		This is a "2-in-1" bundle that has the Arts and Crafts puzzle as well as a beach scene puzzle. I cannot find any more information or images of the beach puzzle, so if anyone knows anything about it, please let the wiki know!	I Spy: A Book of Picture Riddles

Colorful Kids 100 Pieces[]

This is a line of six puzzles, all woth similar images, except the items on each have a different color. So instead of the red one having an apple, the orange one has an orange, etc. There is one puzzle for each color of the rainbow, and when lined up, the puzzles hold hands. For some reason, these puzzles are actually fairly hard to find.