Where to Buy Puzzles in Indianapolis

By Leslie Bailey Coronavirus Culture March 26, 2020

If your social media timelines look anything like mine, you might have noticed there are a loooooot of puzzles being done around the country right now. So much so that some businesses are having trouble keeping them in stock.

Though we can’t promise everything is currently in stock here as things are changing so quickly, some of our favorite local businesses are keeping them coming as fast as they can. The best part is, thanks to their shipping or delivery services, you can snag one (or several) without setting foot outside.

ONATAH

This Fountain Square “consciously curated general store and creative studio” carries some beautiful options from Slow Down Studio.

If You Like: Artist-designed home goods.

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Quarantine supplies from @slowdownstudio are back in stock!! We just got puzzles, blankets and socks! All available online ✨ @slowdownstudio

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HOMESPUN: MODERN HANDMADE

Homespun animal portrait puzzle We’re loving these adorable animal portrait puzzles (a set of 6) from Homespun: Modern Handmade. They’re not currently available on the web store but you can call the shop to place an order over the phone at (317) 351-0280 or email info@homespunindy.com.

SILVER IN THE CITY

If you like: All things quirky and fun.

Could I love this Golden Girls puzzle any more? I think not. Apparently so did many others as it sold out but have no fear, more are on the way! Check their Insta for updates.

As of Thursday (March 26) the shop got a huge shipment of puzzles in including the following:

Illustrated Cat and Dog Puzzles (500 pieces)
Mutts in the Park Puzzles (500 pieces)
Hot Dog Puzzles (1000 pieces)
National Parks Puzzles (500 pieces)
Outdoor Adventure Puzzles (500 pieces)
Animals of America Puzzles (500 pieces)
Map of the USA Kids Puzzles (70 pieces)
Cocktails Across America Puzzles (1000 pieces)
7 Charlie Harper Puzzles (1,000 pieces)
Harriet Tubman Puzzles (500 pieces)

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✨UPDATE✨ SOLD OUT in 3 hours. We will order more and let you know once they arrive. #thankyouforbeingafriend Guess what we just got in?! Golden Girls 500 Piece Puzzle! When you think we can’t get any better puzzles, they keep rollin’ in. We also got a little baby restock of some of our other puzzles too Happy Puzzling Y’all! #stayin #doapuzzleinstead

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Rainy days call for puzzles. Swipe to see a few options. Curbside pickup or FREE delivery. 317-255-2598

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KIDS INK BOOKSTORE

If you like: A wide variety of options.

From historical figures and space to dragons and art, Kids Ink Bookstore offers a huge selection of puzzles for children and adults and offers free delivery within 10 miles of the store. Call (317) 255-2598 to order.

PARKSIDE LINEN

If you like: Not making decisions.

Puzzles are popping up in the darnedest of places. Even Parkside Linen has one in store with the theme of National Parks. DM on Instagram or call (317) 844-6320 to order.

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When you are ready for a break from @netflix #tigerking, how about a puzzle? This National Park puzzle from @wearebrainstorm includes the newest addition to our National Parks, Indiana Dunes. BTW, a favorite gift idea of ours, particularly for an engagement or graduation, has always been a National Parks pass. This puzzle would be a great “package” for that gift. The National Parks are closed now, but they are still ours and encompass some of the most beautiful places on our planet, a gift our country shares with the whole world. The pass is available on line; DM us for the puzzle. It’s $20. Meanwhile, my Tiger King take away: I want to know more about Carole’s current husband, Howard. He and the Miami “Scarface” fellow are the most “normal” characters in the whole saga. #nationalparks #tigerking #stayathome #spring2020 #indyhotspot #alwaysshoplocal #giftideas #engagementgiftidea

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Leslie Bailey is the co-founder, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Indy Maven. She once did a 2,00o piece New York themed puzzle while waiting to go into labor with her son.