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The 1,000-piece Mary Engelbreit "You Got to Have Friends" jigsaw puzzle is another wonderful work of art by its creator. This whimsical illustration depicts a lovely and colorful scene where friends are enjoying spending time together in their bright surroundings. This 1,000-piece puzzle measures 20 by 27 inches upon completion. It is sure to provide hours of fun when you’re looking to have a relaxing time by yourself or with friends. Ceaco produced the "You Got to Have Friends" puzzle in the U.S. Its vibrant, cheerful colors are affixed to high-quality, durable cardboard. Like all of Engelbreit’s work, the image on this puzzle contains many small details that make looking at it fun. The words "You got to have friends" appear at the top of the image. The word "Friends" is written in red script and sits below pink, yellow, and orange flowers with green leaves. The other words are partially a gold color and partially black. They have a lace motif, and the letters are all in capitals. Three little girls appear in the image. One has a pink dress and blond hair with blue ribbons in it. One has light brown hair, and the third girl wears a green shirt and has red hair with a yellow and red bow. The girls are sitting backwards on a couch and smiling out at the viewer from their cute little scene. The couch has yellow paisleys and brown trim. Some of the objects in the room include a rocking horse, a stuffed rabbit, and a ball. There is a vase of yellow, pink, orange, and red flowers sitting next to a toy car on the mantel. Above the mantel is a picture of a country scene. There is also a stained glass window. To the left of the couch is a big pink easy chair with a decorative pillow, and on the other side of the couch is a lamp. The scene is framed in blue trim and surrounded by lots of flowers. Pots of red and white flowers with bees and butterflies flank the image on each side. There are big round pink, orange, red, and blue flowers lining the bottom of the image and brown and white checkers lining the bottom. Mary Engelbreit discovered her love of art as a young girl when she got her first pair of glasses. As soon as she put them on, she was astonished at all the beauty and detail the world had to offer. She began her career as an artist when she started illustrating greeting cards. Her popularity grew from there. Engelbreit quickly went from an illustrator to the founder of what people have called a "vast empire of cuteness." The artist from Saint Louis, Missouri, soon saw her work featured throughout the U.S. and eventually around the globe. To date, Engelbreit has created over 6,500 different products and seen more than 1 billion dollars in retail sales during her lifetime. Her artwork is licensed by numerous companies and appears on a variety of merchandise. You can see her cheerful scenes on calendars, children's books, T-shirts, mugs, gift books, toys, rubber stamps, ceramic figurines, fabric, craft items, and jigsaw puzzles.