Thank you it makes me happy that you liked the video🥰. She was so fun to work on! I hope you love working on her just as much as I did.

Thanks! Thank you for watching

I'm used to work on a flat surface 😅 Thank you!

Thank you. I'm happy that you enjoyed it.

Haha glad I could help. I started to write it down better so it should have a better time line. And you will get to the end just one drill at a time. As long as you enjoy the canvas, that is most important.

I'm also cat lady and kind off crazy 😅🤣 It is indeed big, if you work on it 1 section at a time it feels more managable I use my dinnertable to work so it gives me a big place to work on. Most of the time I don't need an extra light from under my canvas ( I have my ringlight for filming to give extra light) but if I need it I have a lightpad for under my canvas. The few times that I work on my bed I can only work on small kits because my table there is small and I don't have a place to comfortably place the parts I still need to work on or have done since I also need space next to me for the drills and tools. So it's also that you need to see how big of an area you can work on and do you have ways to place/hang parts of the canvas over it so to was size you can go in what direction

Thank you so much for your time and responses! We shall see how it goes! Wish me luck! @@acreativemommyof2

When I make the time lapse I speed the video by 64 so it was somewhere in the 50-55 hour range. Most days I have about 2-3 hours to diamond paint so this one took me about a month. Tfw