Has anyone tried and been successful at using an iron to get out some stubborn creases? I was too afraid to ruin my painting.

Have a couple of people I would love to say this to. Obviously my elephant pic agrees with me!

This is the one that got me multi placing. I was so scared of all the white but now I love to see canvases with large color blocks!

I forgot to take off the washi tape for the picture.

Do you guys iron the canvas? Is it safe to do so on low setting? I hate how some are creased deep from the folding from certain companies. Any advice? Thank you!

I hope this is the appropriate place to ask for assistance. I seem to have misplaced the color key (the sheet that explains what symbols correspond to which numbers and colors) for a BTS diamond/cubic painting created by Ilovepainting. Without it, I’m a bit unsure of how to proceed and am totally lost. If anyone happens to have a copy of the color key or knows where I might be able to obtain one, I would be very grateful. Below is the diamond painting in question. Thank you so much for your help!

I need some help ive been diamond painting alot this year, and I need some new pens cause ive been using those plastic ones, but mine finally has gotten wore out, im undecided on where to get them, cause all ive ever used is those plastic ones, where did you guys get your favorite pens?

It has been a busy month for diamond painting. I found diamond painting in December of last year as a way to unstress from work. Safe to say it was a stressful month at work driving me to complete so many projects. The first 2 are Temu paintings, the other 6 are from Amazon.

I've been on this one for a month now, second square painting and it's a 50x40. (Second larger piece ever) It's going to look SO GOOD but it's taking SO LONG.

Finally back to working on this beauty 😍

I recently got back into the hobby after having to drop it for a couple years during my studies. And sadly enough can no longer find some of my stuff...

What would you guys say was the best/most worthwile upgrade to your set-up because I'm looking to build mine back up.

(Also, any suggestions on companies, especially in eu, are appreciated. I see AI is going rampant here as well)

Edit: also where do you guys find people destashing? I remember those can have hidden gems as well

My first Diamond Art Club. Love it. I have a few of their kits but have been a little intimidated by the number of colors. I chose the one I had with the least amount of colors to start.

Got this at michaels last year.

I'm gifting the chicken for upcoming birthday (she loves chickens) I love eating chicken, lol. The Pegasus was super simple and almost way too easy.

100% crystal drills

This one was a little frustrating to work on because the drills kept moving.

Hi guys!

I'm a newbie in a diamond art world. I really love this, but I have same questions.

So:

- Where should I order from?

So far I've only tried Temus sets. I live in Hungary and unfortunately it's very difficult to make a living and make money here, so I can't spend too much money on this hobby. :/

- Is there anything else I can use as " glue" ? So far they've always sent that little square glue stick for Temus pictures, which I hate😅

Other informations:

I prefer smaller (30x40) diamond arts, especially square ones.

Thank you for your help and sorry for my bad English, Hungarian is my native language❤️

I was weak and bought two more diamond painting kits; 1 is a custom and the other a new addition to my bathroom art gallery

This is my first diamond painting, and I've learned a lot.

I really do love this hobby

Color blocking can be boring, but I'm still afraid of pictures with confetti

I'm really bad at using the multi-placer

This is my favorite one I've done so far. I had so much fun working on it and I love the golden girls show.

I’ve been doing diamond art for a while and something I’ve always struggled with is hand tremors. They’re caused by a medication I take which unfortunately I cannot ever get off of unless I wanna have seizures. Is there any tips and tricks for people who have these types of issues when working on a project? Mine will get really bad since it’s an activity that requires precision.

Weirdly piano has helped them but it’s still a struggle 😭

Not relevant but there's my cat :)

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I feel like a lot of diamond painters are super organized and that’s just so not me so here’s my setup that works pretty well for me! I’d love to see anyone else setup and what things you have/don’t have in your space. What special tricks work for you!

For me my tiny trash cup is my favorite place to put (obviously ttash) but also excess putty or wrappers or zyn pouches lol.