DIY Paint by Numbers for Adults Acrylic Oil Painting by Numbers Kits Art Crafts for Home Wall Decoration 16x20 Inch (Snowman with Hat)

This was a fun PNB to do because the symbols were easy to read, the paint was great and I enjoyed the amount of detail (enough but not excessive). He turned out great and will be displayed where I live.

By flipping the canvas to the blank side and ironing out the folds was step one, then I used a light coat of spray adhesive to smooth out the canvas on a sheet of dollar foam core. I wrapped the finish painting around the glass and cardboard of an existing unused 16x20 frame. I started with easier paint by number projects and found this one to be fun and manageable. I experienced no shortage of paint. Colors are slightly different than picture in kit, they lighter.

Colors were off but cute. Took a bit of time but it’s a great way to occupy your mind.

This was my first paint by number set as an adult. I loved to do them as a kid. I picked what I thought was a beginner kit. The numbers were very hard to see so I had to buy a magnifying glass. lol. All in all, I really enjoyed working on this. The snowman came out really cute. Looks great from far away, not so great up close but this was my first attempt. Hopefully, I will get better at it. I would definitely recommend. It was fun seeing the snowman come to life. Super cute!

Super fun and really high quality. It looks fantastic!

Nice image and good paints but the folds really diminish the final product. Other companies sent canvases rolled in tubes -- much better and worth a higher price.

This was my first PBN and I loved it. The numbered sections were not too small so I felt like I was always making progress. I only had to do one coat of each color and no numbers showed through. Folds in the canvas are barely noticeable once I framed it behind glass. Highly recommend this cute and joyful snowman!

Although this picture came out very well when it was finished, I found it really hard to frame. 16 by 20 frames do not work because you cannot find a good mat to cover the sides of the portrait. I ended up making my own mat out of tag paper. If anyone has suggestions I welcome them.