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The novel coronavirus has left many people stuck at home with endless downtime, which can be both unsettling and at times boring. In Europe, Netflix and Youtube have slowed services to keep from breaking the internet. But you know what requires exactly zero WiFi? Good old jigsaw puzzles! (Didn't you hear they're the new adult coloring book?) Puzzles are fun! They're time-consuming! And you can do them all by yourself. Consider these 15 to cure any malaise.
When you're done reading all your books, try a book-themed puzzle.
An activity you can do while bragging about your Art History degree.
This dreamy puzzle is two-sided, so you can puzzle for twice as long.
Have you developed an all-carb diet? Start an all-carb puzzle.
New York Times New York Times Front Page Puzzle
New York Times New York Times Front Page Puzzle
It's a game that supports the fourth estate and could potentially lead to some uncomfortable conversations with your politically-minded roommates. Fun for all!
Think of it as an ode to all the parties you had before social distancing—and a preview of all the ones still to come.
It's just trippy enough to be a challenge and just pretty enough to make it worth it.
Satisfy your wanderlust from inside your apartment.
Stay in, and transport yourself to warmer days.
It's your daily dose of (eco-friendly) optimism, but in puzzle form.
You've been checking Co-Star all year long, so it only makes sense to tackle an astrology-themed puzzle.
This is the closest any of us are getting to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the time being.
A silver lining: You've finally got time to tackle a gradient puzzle.
Technically, this is a sunrise, but really it's another gradient puzzle.
Nevertheless She Persisted Puzzle
ELLE.com's own design director is behind this inspirational puzzle that's cute enough to leave out for days after you finish.
Madison is a senior writer/editor at ELLE.com, covering news, politics, and culture. When she's not on the internet, you can most likely find her taking a nap or eating banana bread.
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