Diamond Painting New Arrivals
Discover the newest diamond painting kits and find your next project. New subjects are added to the range regularly, from seasonal designs to landscapes and animals. Compare the canvas size, drill shape and number of colours on each product page to choose a kit that suits you.
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New diamond painting designs
Here you will find the diamond painting kits most recently added to the shop, from seasonal subjects to landscapes, animals and cosy everyday scenes. It is the quickest way to see what is new without browsing every category.
Square or round drills?
Most designs can be ordered with either square or round drills. Square drills sit edge to edge and give a smooth, mosaic-like finish, but they need a little more care to keep the rows straight. Round drills are quicker and more forgiving to place, which is why many beginners start with them.
Size and detail
A larger canvas uses more drills for each detail, so faces, eyes and fine lines come out clearer. A smaller canvas is finished sooner and makes a good first project or gift. Check the canvas size, drill shape and kit contents on each product page before ordering.
Finishing and display
When the last drill is in place, press the canvas firmly, for example with a roller or under a heavy book, so that every drill is well attached. You can then frame the picture or protect it with a sealer before hanging it.
Frequently asked questions
Should I choose square or round drills?
Round drills are easier to place and forgive small misalignments, so they suit beginners. Square drills give a fuller, smoother surface but take more care to keep the rows straight.
What does a diamond painting kit include?
A kit typically includes a printed adhesive canvas, the drills for the design, an applicator pen, wax and a tray. Check the product page for the exact contents of the kit you choose.
How do I choose the right size?
Pick a larger canvas if the design has faces or fine detail, as the extra space makes them clearer. Smaller canvases are quicker to finish and suit a first project.
How should I store a canvas I haven't finished?
Keep the protective film on the areas you are not working on and store the canvas flat, or loosely rolled with the picture facing outwards. This keeps dust off the adhesive and prevents creases.