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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 diamond painting kit.
The sharper and brighter your photo, the more vivid your finished diamond painting will look. We recommend at least 1000×1000 px. Our team will optimize it before production.
Drill Shape
Square Drills
Precise mosaic finish with sharp edges. Tiles snap together seamlessly for a full-coverage, no-gap result. Best for detailed designs.
Round Drills
Easier placement with a softer sparkle. More forgiving for beginners — drills don't need exact alignment. Great for larger canvases.
Larger sizes show more detail and sparkle. Smaller sizes are quicker to complete — perfect for gifts or your first project.
Frame
Without Frame
Canvas only — frame it yourself or display with mounting tape.
Already Framed
Arrives in a quality frame, ready to hang when you're done.
What's in the Kit
Numbered adhesive canvas
Pre-printed with coded symbols — peel the film and start placing drills.
Color-coded diamond drills
Vivid acrylic drills sorted by color, plus 20% extra so you never run short.
Diamond applicator pen
Ergonomic pen for precise single-drill or multi-drill placement.
Wax pad
Dip the pen tip into the wax to pick up drills easily.
Grooved sorting tray
Pour drills in, shake gently — they line up right-side-up, ready to pick.
Tweezers
Fine-point tweezers for nudging drills into tight spots.
Resealable drill bags
Keep leftover drills organized between sessions.
Quality frame included
Ready to hang once your masterpiece is complete.
Color legend & reference chart
Maps every symbol to its drill color for easy matching.
How to Diamond Paint
Time: 8–30 hrs (varies by size)Skill: Beginner-friendlyNo paint or water needed
1
Set up your workspace
Find a flat, well-lit surface. Lay the canvas out and keep it flat — don't peel the protective film off all at once.
2
Read the color legend
Match each symbol on the canvas to its drill color using the reference chart. Sort your drill bags so you can find colors quickly.
3
Peel a small section of film
Only expose a small area at a time — the adhesive stays tacky longer and dust won't settle on uncovered sections.
4
Load the applicator pen
Press the pen tip into the wax pad. Pour one drill color into the grooved tray and shake gently so drills sit right-side-up.
5
Place drills on the canvas
Pick up a drill with the pen and press it onto the matching symbol on the canvas. Work one color at a time for speed — or section by section for variety.
6
Press drills down to seal
Once a section is complete, lay a flat object (book or rolling pin) over it and press gently. This locks drills firmly into the adhesive.
7
Store between sessions
Re-cover exposed areas with the protective film or parchment paper. Seal leftover drills back into their bags to keep organized.
8
Seal & frame your masterpiece
Once finished, seal with a clear craft sealant to lock drills permanently. Frame it and show off your sparkle!
Pro tips
Re-dip the pen in wax every 10–15 drills — fresh wax gives a stronger pick-up.
Use the multi-placer pen tip for large single-color areas to speed things up.
Tweezers are perfect for nudging a misplaced drill without disturbing neighbors.
Work under a daylight lamp so drill colors match the legend accurately.
If the adhesive loses tack, dab a tiny amount of craft glue on the spot before placing the drill.
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