Learn More About Diamond painting

What is Diamond painting?

Diamond painting is a form of mosaic art in which the artist applies shiny resins onto a pre-glued canvas to complete the painting. The final result of several hours of labor is a beautiful piece of art, that is all your own making!

Since its beginning, diamond painting has been huge among the arts and crafts community, and has become a popular hobby among many people.

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What Makes Diamond Painting So Unique?

Unlike hobbies such as knitting or gardening, Diamond Painting provides a much quicker and stress-free result, and does not require any previous experience on your part. You could go into it not knowing a thing about painting with diamonds, and you could still create a decent painting on your first try.

Diamond painting is also a good way to relax and unwind as you lose yourself into the process of creating your painting. Kick back and enjoy the time as you create your own artwork, and relish your creation.

How Does Diamond Painting Work?

Diamond painting is similar to paint by numbers, which is why it is also called painting by diamonds.

Diamond painting kits are used to create diamond art, which include a canvas which is printed with symbols and letters denoting the diamonds to be used in their place. It has a top layer of glue, which helps the diamonds stick onto it. The canvas also has a guide explaining which diamonds go where, and the painter has to stick the diamonds into their corresponding areas. The final product is a brilliant, shiny piece of art that is your own making.

GETTING TO KNOW MORE ABOUT DIAMOND PAINTING

If you are unfamiliar with diamond painting and what it entails, here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.

Question: What are the diamonds made of? And what causes them to shine?

Answer: The diamonds used in the paintings are made of organic polymer resins. They shine because facets are cut into their sides.

Question: What difference does the size of a diamond painting make?

Answer: In simple words, the smaller the painting, the grainier it is. As the size of the painting increases, it starts to look clearer. Despite the disadvantage, it is better to start with a smaller size canvas for your first diamond painting experience.

Question: What is the difference between 3D and 5D diamonds?

Answer: The difference between the 3D and 5D diamonds is the number of facets. 3D diamonds have 3 facets cut into each side whereas 5D diamonds have 5 facets on each side.

Question: What does a diamond painting kit include?

Answer: Our diamond painting kits include:

1) A smooth, velvety canvas in your desired size.

2) Diamonds in various colors.

3) A tray to store the diamonds.

4) A pen to pick up the diamonds.

5) Glue for the pen.

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Question: Should I use square drills or round drills?

Answer: Square drills are better for more experienced diamond painters. Round drills are easier to apply onto the canvas than square drills, but leave gaps through which the canvas shows, and the finish of the painting isn’t as shiny.

Question: What is the glue in the kit for?

Answer: All diamond painting kits include a pack of glue or gel. This is supposed to be used to fill up the pen. It helps the diamonds stick onto the pen until they’re stuck on the canvas.

Question: Can I order extra diamonds?

Answer: Yes, you can order extra diamonds from our shop.

Question: What should I do with my completed diamond painting?

Answer: There are many ways to store your completed diamond paintings. The best thing you can do with your completed painting is to frame it and hang it up in your house or workplace.

Question: What should I do with my completed diamond painting?

Answer: There are many ways to store your completed diamond paintings. The best thing you can do with your completed painting is to frame it and hang it up in your house or workplace.

Question: Are diamond painting and paint by diamonds the same thing?

Answer: Yes, both terms are used for diamond painting, because diamond painting is similar to paint by number.

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More Tips for Diamond Painting:

Diamond painting can be a source of relaxation and enjoyment but here are some tips to make the most of the experience.

1. Keep the area in which you plan to paint separate, and away from the reach of young children and pets.
2. Keep the canvas covered when you’re not applying diamonds onto It, to avoid getting it dusty and losing its tackiness.
3. Make sure you press the painting by keeping it under a heavy weight after you’re done with it to make sure it stays that way.