Do you used anything to avoid dust when the canvases when having openly over time?

Thank you for doing this video! Even though it is 4 years old, I found it very helpful. I wish I had seen it sooner. I’ve never tried Dreamer Designs, so I watched a bunch of videos, because they have designs I love. Unfortunately, they are mostly squares, and while I found good reviews for their round drills, the same can’t be said about their square drills. So I ended up purchasing from the company I am familiar with. Yours looks lovely though!

Thank you for discussing the quality of release papers. Mine are from Amazon. They are glossy. They are good, however, I would feel better if they were from a Diamond Art Club.

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Not enough glitter!

I live in my 5th wheel RV and only have my dinning table to use. So far it has worked out well. Thank you so much for all the wonderful and helpful hints and information. You are all great.

l use the scilicone paper that comes on the paintings if l have a bare space that my arm and or hand may touch, I didn't know we had to increase our speed, this is a hobby not a race, l work on mine for an hour or 2 and then take a break for another hour or 2, and then back, This is suppose to be an enjoyment and not to feel like work,

Can you tell me if you know where I can find templates for those size pens? I keep finding for larger ones. I have over 100 drill pens I would like to bling

I am watching you and working on my very first diamond painting. Just a small simple beginners piece but I am already hooked.

I’m gonna need a guide to straighten those back out if I have to roll and store!

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Looks awesome will try this

Can you remove a drill after sealing?

I have 3 cats who love to sit near me. So I leave the cover on and place a towel over it, to keep as much fur away as possible. I also put my hair back as I have long hair and it can get stuck in the adhesive. BTW-Natalia, you have a beautiful smile.

Are any of these RE-useable? New to painting, using a silicone mat (for art/cooking) to cover areas with exposed glue (while I work on different colors of the same zone) and it keeps me from sticking to it, but the clear plastic is a nightmare to detect sometimes! Looking for best type cost-effective-wise.

I just discovered, if you take a Q-tip and wet the end with water then squeeze it out on a towel. Clip a corner of the bag of drills and swirl your Q-tip around and stir them up good. They will come right out of the bag. Easy Peasy. :))

I am hope for one for Christmas 🎄

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Fingernail polish remover will remove the writing on the edge , then you can use any color.

I was trying to figure how to frame my diamond painting with foam board and a self adhesive foam border, poster board and the adhesive foam border pulled up the sides so I'm trying to flatten. Anyway, if there is a Dollar Tree near you they have flat foam board in multiple colors, many poster board, and the display board you are using. All for $1.25. Save money and get the board you want.

I have only used multiplacer once and I really didn't like it. I felt I had much less control of where I was placing the drills!

Where do you get the clear plastic

Can we also use butter paper?

I have got my very first set and I look forward to completing it by Christmas time 😁

My question is after you finish it, how do you protect it & keep all the drills in place while using it in your books? I have an enamel spray I used for coasters. Would you use that or a modge podge? I just don't know if they'd hold together with regular use?!

DP speed 😂

What do use to seal AB drills? I have a DP that is all AB drills and want to make sure they stay secure for the long haul. Thank you for all your videos. I've learned so much!

This shit is hilarious! How to correctly open your package and how paper works! Hopefully she did not get paid to produce this xD

I would prefer if the kids more more eco friendly, at least used recycled plastic.

Great tips, very helpful, thank you so much

You had some excellent ideas. Thank you. 😊

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i agree about the multiplacer i dont think it saves time

Great story.

May I please see a square diamond’s picture and every thing I require. A teaching professional showing me for a smaller scale

I have done this but it takes to long, so I use just a tiny bit of baby powder in the jar and give it a good shake.. When your done placing your beads use a damp cloth and wipe over your painting and all the powder will be gone and your diamond's will sparkle...

One question (Sorry for my english) in each poquet you introduce a bag with 1 DM with its drills..if in one diamond painting you have 6 dmcs you will have 6 poquets . if binder has 900 poquets and you do a lot of diamond painting you will have no more storage in the future right?

Hairspray on a q tip swished in an open bag stops the static they then pour out the bag no problem

Your nails are gorgeous!

I always use washi-tape and fix the protection sheed with just one strip so it stays folded away from canvas. I also use a skalpel to cut a little section of the protection sheed and fold it back, but you have to be very carefull not to also cut the canvas too.

our five year old daughter was fascinated by my painting. So I just bought her her own little painting to do. She is happy now, to do it, while I‘m doing mine. Hers has round drills and only a few and mine has quared drills with painting size 60x80cm , so it‘s better, she‘s got her own.

The coffee-cup thing was horrible. Hope it will never happen to me😅

Thank you for this video. My first picture (War Pony by Diamond Art Club) was 56 X 71 Cm. I finished it in 2-1/2 weeks. That was started on March 15th. After a two-week vacation, I have finished 2 other smaller ones and I am now working on my first square painting. I am very addicted!!! I went to Home Depot and purchased pipe insulation, which is what I use to roll the sides with so they don’t get bent while I am working on the picture. Also, when a picture is done I roll it with a rolling pin to make sure the dots are stuck down good.