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at true scale by an average adult, so you know what is arriving before you order it.
The picture on the canvas is only an example. Your own photo goes there.
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Drawn to true scale against an average adult, 170cm / 5ft 7in.
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This is the photo we turn into your paint by numbers kit.
Cover the table, set good lighting, keep water and a paper towel nearby. Lightly iron the canvas on low (no steam) or tape it flat to a board.
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Organize paints & match numbers
Open one color at a time to prevent drying. If thick, add a drop of water and mix. Keep lids closed when not in use.
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Start smart
Work from top-to-bottom (or left-to-right if right-handed) to avoid smudges. Many painters begin with the background or darker areas for easy progress.
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Use the right brush for the area
Small brush for tiny cells; larger brush for big areas. Glide the tip—don’t press or splay bristles. Cover numbers fully; add a second coat after drying if needed.
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Rinse & dry between colors
Swirl in water, wipe on a towel until clean, then paint the next color. A barely damp brush gives cleaner edges.
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Let sections dry
Acrylic dries fast—about 10–20 minutes depending on thickness. Touch up gaps or streaks once dry.
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Store in-progress work
Close paint pots firmly; wipe rims so they reseal. Keep paints upright and the canvas flat.
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Finish & frame
After 24 hours, optionally seal with a clear acrylic varnish (matte or gloss). Then frame and enjoy!
Pro tips
If a paint is too thick, add a single drop of water and mix. If too thin, use two light coats.
Mist closed paint pots lightly with water if you’re painting for a long session to slow drying.
For tiny areas, a toothpick or fine liner brush can help hit small corners cleanly.
Use daylight or a neutral white lamp so colors look true.
My husband painted this and not only did it look great, but he thoroughly enjoyed painting and was sorry when he was done. Guess we'll have to buy more from Paintly Kits.
"Meadow Cat Reverie" The picture came out great, I love it. The canvas was good and the numbers and letters were very clear. I had very little trash drills. But the glue was awful. I had residue on my fingers and stylus. The day after I worked a section the drills moved on their own. I had to double seal it when I was done.
The kit came in with out any issues. I ordered this to have something to do during my knee and. I spent a week on the horse and the color layout made working on it much faster.
I absolutely loved painting this. The paints are really good and the canvas was easy to understand. I did this in the 80 color 20x25.5 size. Odd size and they say they after 20x24 but they are a little bigger than that. Overall wonderful experience!
Enjoyed doing the Mexican tattoo woman really nice I have about six of your diamond Arts that I still need to do but have enjoyed the quality. Your customer service especially Adam is exceptional
I loved painting this. It was like I was painting 10 different pictures in one. Some paints were litter translucent and had to do 2 coats but otherwise came out great. I highly recommend.
The canvas and supplies were beautiful but, I was disappointed with the clariyof the picture. I mistakenly purchased small canvases and will try a larger canvas when I can afford.
It’s coming along nicely! The paints are real nice but I did buy some acrylic flow medium and added it to a few of the colors, but honestly I don’t think it needs it. The paints flow nice and smooth.
I uploaded my nephew's wedding picture and had them turn it into a fairytale. It's adorable! Not only that, but the canvas was so smooth; it was rolled and not creased. And the best paints I've used so far. The downside is that now all other companies will suffer by comparison.