Portrait Of The Marquise De Miramon By James Tissot Diamond Painting

Unleash your creativity with Portrait Of The Marquise De Miramon By James Tissot Diamond Painting Kit! This fun and challenging DIY craft is perfect for creative individuals who want a unique and rewarding challenge. Even if you’re a total beginner, Painting with Diamond is easy to learn and allows you to create a beautiful masterpiece that you’ll be proud of. With its beautiful design and sparkling beads, this kit is sure to add a touch of magic to your home decor. So why not try Diamond Painting and see where your creativity takes you?

What I Will Be Getting In Portrait Of The Marquise De Miramon By James Tissot Diamond Painting Kit:

Our Diamond Painting Kit provides everything you need to get started!

• 1x Numbered high-quality canvas Rolled around a foam.
• A pack of diamonds
• 1x premium diamond drill pen too
• 1x wax pad used to pick up diamonds with the diamond pen
• 1x grooved organizing tray (shake lightly to sort your diamonds)

How Diamond Dotz Art Kit Works:

• Step 1: Unpack Canvas, tools, and diamonds.
• Step 2:

  Flatten your canvas on a dry, clean table or workplace

  

• Step 3: Choose a color diamond to start with, pour a small number of diamonds into the tray, and if you hold it at a slight angle and shake it gently the diamonds will settle right side up so they are facing the correct way to pick them up with the applicator.
• Step 4:

  Peel back a small section of the plastic film to work on at one time, It’s easiest to work on a small section at a time. It is important to keep the canvas covered when you aren’t working on it.

  

• Step 5:

  Apply Wax to the diamond pen.

  

• Step 6:

  After matching the diamond to its corresponding symbol on the canvas, you can then pick up the diamonds as they will easily stick to the tip of the applicator. Once picked up, carefully press the diamond onto its corresponding symbol on the canvas. Always remember to add a little bit more wax if the pen seems like it doesn’t pick up the diamonds anymore.