Because the clusters vary slightly, counting them row by row reveals the tricky hidden ones that make this a great engagement puzzle:
Row 1: 3 clusters of 4 cranberries (12 total)
Row 2: 3 clusters of 4 cranberries (12 total)
Row 3: The left cluster has 4, but the middle and right clusters each have 5, with tiny cranberries peeking out from the back (14 total)
Row 4: The left and right clusters have 5, while the middle cluster has 4 (14 total)
Total: 12 + 12 + 14 + 14 = 52
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