Diamond painting is an easy, enjoyable, and relaxing activity for crafters of all skill levels, both young and old. Diamond painting is also referred to as paint by diamonds, paint with diamonds, and diamond dotz. Diamond painting is a wonderful combination of mosaics, paint-by-numbers, and cross-stitching. Diamond paintings use small “diamond”-like resin stones to create colorful and intricate designs and patterns. The finished designs offer a beautiful sparkle and create a stunning image. Applying the “diamonds” to the canvas is a very easy process that is stress-relieving and relaxing. This craft will provide you with hours of relaxation and enjoyment as you create beautiful designs that can become new home decor or a great gift! Our diamond paintings come in a wide variety of sizes and styles, making this the perfect DIY project for all to enjoy.
We use only the highest quality materials for our diamond painting kits. From our high-quality, Eco-friendly resin diamonds to our linen canvases, you will see the difference. Your kit will come complete and we offer fast U.S. shipping! Lastly, if you have a question, comment, or concern we will get back to you. Our kits are not only super high quality, they come with excellent customer support.
Square rhinestones fit more snugly together on the canvas, however, it will take a bit more precision and time to get just right. Round rhinestones are more forgiving but will leave tiny gaps. These gaps won’t noticeable from a reasonable distance because they are so small and the canvas background normally compensates for space. We do recommend beginners give the Round diamonds a try first.


Full drill simply means that the entire canvas in the diamond painting kit will be covered in resin diamonds when completed. You will complete the entire image as shown. Partial drill means that only a portion of the image will be completed with resin diamonds to accent the image on the canvas.
This will depend on the size of the canvas you choose as well as the speed at which you can apply the diamonds to the painting. Generally, since Round-shaped diamonds are easier to paste, you will complete a Round Diamond Painting quicker compared to a Square one. A small 30x30cm (12″x12″) canvas may take up to 15 hours if it’s your first time.
The bigger the painting the more details you’ll get (think of a pixelated low grade image vs. HD image). Small sizes are better for beginners looking to get their first experience in diamond painting.

Yes! We highly recommend you do so. They are our most popular order and are so much fun. Custom orders make great gifts too!
Custom diamond paintings can be found here: https://diabroidery.com/product-category/custom-diamond-painting/. Upload your picture and place your order.
We highly recommend getting the larger size diamond paintings just because the effects are so much better. Please send sharp, in focus, and good resolution picture. The more faces in the picture, the larger the order will have to be.
Frames are not included in any products unless it is otherwise stated on the product page.
Your diamond art kit will normally consist of the following:
1. Tray – Your tray will serve as the holder for the color of the drills you are working with. Normally, you will work 1 color at a time and keep the active color in the tray. When you are done with your project, you will want to keep the tray for your next project as it makes the 5D kit much easier to do with multiple trays available.
2. Square Piece of wax – This is used by the pen to help pick up diamonds from the tray to help you apply them. You do not melt it or need much on the tip. The wax will come with a plastic cover that you will need to peel back so that you can dip the pen directly into the wax. The wax will allow you to pick up the diamonds much easier.
3. Pen or Stylus – The pen will have a metal end that you use to place the diamonds throughout the canvas. The basic pen that comes with the package will have a single head to apply one diamond at a time. Upgraded tool kits often include pens that will apply anywhere from 1 to 9 diamonds at once. There are a number of different pens available and you will probably want to upgrade to different ones once you start to really enjoy the craft to help prevent hand cramping. Remember, once you start to paint with diamonds, you will find yourself lost for hours.
4. Colored diamond art drill packets- These are coded with an internal code used with the guide to apply the diamonds throughout the canvas. The beads will also have a 3 or 4 digit DMC color code which is an industry-standard color code. The DMC code is used should you need to order additional diamonds for your project that have been lost or were shorted in your package.
5. Your diamond painting art canvas. The canvas is covered by a thin plastic sheet. DO NOT REMOVE THE ENTIRE SHEET AT ONCE. You will pull it back in small sections as you complete your painting.
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Full drill simply means that the entire canvas in the diamond painting kit will be covered in resin diamonds when completed. You will complete the entire image as shown. Partial drill means that only a portion of the image will be completed with resin diamonds to accent the image on the canvas.
Once you have your diamond painting kit, we recommend opening it like you see above to get an idea of what you are dealing with. Depending on the size and difficulting of the canvas, you may be dealing with 10 packs of diamond drills to 60 or more. So best to have an idea of what you are dealing with.
You can display your finished diamond painting canvas in lots of different ways. However, the simplest and the classiest way is to frame your diamond painting.