This category contains lined, undated blocks, whose covers can be decorated using the diamond painting technique. In our offer you will find blocks with motifs from Disney fairy tales, Marvel comics, Star Wars or various other motifs. You can diamond-paint Spider Man, Darth Vader, Minnie Mouse, a tiger in the jungle or a cute unicorn. Diamond-painting one cover takes about 2 to 3 hours.
Diamond painting is fun for children and adults. By arranging stones in specific squares, finding the right color and aligning the stones so that the image is as accurate as possible, children hone their fine motor skills, patience and concentration, and adults often find hours of relaxation and relief from everyday stress in this activity. You can also use the finished work and write in it or you can give it as a gift and bring sparkling joy to someone else.
How does diamond painting work?
The self-adhesive base is marked with numbers or letters for the individual colors that need to be used. The bags with stones (or "diamonds") of the respective color are also marked in the same way. Everything is also written down on the enclosed legend. You don't have to worry about missing stones, the package always contains a little more than you need. Another important tool is the applicator, into the tip of which you can take a little wax, thanks to which the stones are securely held in the applicator and you can get them exactly where they belong. You can also use tweezers for creation (you can also try tweezers with LED backlighting) and a flat bowl or container for stones to make the work go smoothly.
Most diamond painting kits in our offer include, in addition to the base with a motif, the aforementioned applicator and a wax square. The detailed contents of each set can always be found in the description.
Due to the size of the diamonds, the creation should only be done under adult supervision. Diamond painting is not suitable for children under 3 years of age.
Diamond painting tip
When the work is finished, don't forget to press the stones evenly onto the canvas (for example with a book or a cutting board) to make sure they are glued to the same quality everywhere.
If you have already chosen a motif for your new notebook, take a look at the Creative Stationery category. There you will find writing utensils, creative papers, stickers, washi tapes and many other things that you can use, for example, when scrapbooking.
