Line dance tutorial
Pieces to the Puzzle
Intermediate4 walls32 counts
Danced to “Red Wine Supernova” by Chappel Roan.
Tutorial
How to do the Pieces to the Puzzle line dance
A intermediate, 4-wall, 32-count dance — the full count-by-count breakdown. Learn it eight counts at a time, then run it to the music.
1-8
Counts 1-8
1&2sailor step right (right, left, right)
3&4sailor step left (left, right, left)
5-6diagonal step right, touch left together
7-8diagonal step left, touch right together
9-16
Counts 9-16
1-4heel swivels — right heel out-in-out, then left heel out-in-out
5step back left, sweep right front to back
6step right, sweep left front to back
7step left, sweep right front to back
8touch right beside left
17-24
Counts 17-24
1-4travel forward: step right, lock left behind & hitch right — repeat (lock-step hitches)
5-8quarter jazz box right: cross right over left, step left, turn 1/4 right stepping right, step left
25-32
Counts 25-32
1-2slide right, touch left
3-4slide left, touch right
5hop feet out
6hop in cross right over left
7-8unwind 1/2 turn left over left shoulder (weight ends on left)
Counts written by Walls from the tutorial above.
Where it’s played
Pieces to the Puzzle is part of the regular set at Westwood in San Francisco. See the rest of what they play and start learning the floor.
See Westwood’s set listWhat is a line dance?
A line dance is a choreographed sequence danced solo in rows — everyone does the same steps facing the same way, no partner needed. Pieces to the Puzzle repeats the same 32-count sequence, turning to face a new wall 4 times through. Once the counts click, you can join in the moment the song comes on.