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Diamond painting is a popular craft that combines elements of paint-by-numbers. It involves creating a sparkling mosaic-like artwork by placing small, faceted resin rhinestones, or “diamonds,” onto a canvas that has an adhesive surface.

Here’s a basic overview of how diamond painting works:

Materials: Diamond painting kits typically include a canvas with a printed design, small bags of colored resin diamonds, a tray to hold the diamonds, a stylus or pen-like tool to pick up and place the diamonds, and a wax pad to make the tool sticky.

Includes: 1 x cute stitch Cartoon diamond painting Canvas 1 x Wooden Frame 1 x Drill Pen 1 x Glue Clay 1 x Diamond Tray 1 x Pack of Diamonds.

Diamonds: The diamonds used in diamond painting are small, square or round resin beads with a flat top and faceted sides. Each diamond has a color that corresponds to the symbols or numbers on the canvas.

Placing Diamonds: The process involves dipping the stylus into the wax pad to make it sticky, picking up a diamond, and then placing it onto the corresponding symbol or number on the canvas. The adhesive on the canvas holds the diamonds in place.

Wooden Frame: There are corresponding numbers on each sticker that mark the places where you stick the diamonds on, making it easy for the beginner to put the bright gem on the sticker and enjoy their crafts.