Sun Cling 5D Diamond Painting Kits Full Drill Diamond Embroidery, 12x16 Inches

This is a full square diamond drill. Measuring 15.5 x 11.5 picture canvas. I used a almost exact match for the glass frame (repurposed thrift store or Habitat for Humanity frames). The numbering system was clearly printed and there were plenty of drills for the canvas with more left over. Canvas came in a sturdy box with a pen, wax, tray. No additional instructions since it was printed on the canvas. I gave this four stars as I was pleased with the kit and the product. As in most kits the design itself was like the photo, I only give five stars to products that are outstanding or going beyond the advertised product.

I have a friend in California that cannot shut her mind off, and it's constantly going. Her therapist has recommended that, even if it's only for a couple of minutes, she really needs to try to silence it every day. So far, no luck.She's also an artist and does some of the most wonderful paintings (among other things), and is always open to trying something new. She's also mentioned these before, so I thought it might be worth a try.She loves it! It's very relaxing and she finds when she's working on it, her mind has to stay focused on the task at hand. This is one of the paintings that is completely diamonds, so it's going to take her a little while to do it, but she's hooked on it. The painting itself is really beautiful as well.

I decided to work on this today and opened the box thinking everything would be fine. I have bought quite a few of these diamond kits from other sellers and have no problems at all with their products. So I got everything ready do go and then when I opened the canvas to start the part that is the glue to attach the dots too was all bubbled and it could not be fixed. I would love to get a replacement because I really like the picture but I have a feeling it would not be any better.I will not buy from this seller again and have told me friends that are now interested in trying diamond painting to be careful who they buy from.

This was my first diamond painting and I was skeptical. But it was super fun and relaxing to do. And I love the way it turned out. Can’t wait to frame it.

I am just working at the bottom and have become so frustrated I am putting it away for awhile. The bottom right corner is wrinkled and smeared and difficult to read the codes. The adhesive is so sticky if you don't place the bead exactly right, you cannot 'slide" it into place as you can with others. The worst of it is that there is so much static in each color of bead that they are sticking together and cannot separate them. There is also alot of debris in each bag. So, I will move on to another one and maybe come back to this one another day. It is a beautiful picture and I was hoping to complete it.

This set seems extremely cheap to me. The diamonds stick together too much which is really annoying. I also didn’t like that the covering on the front isn’t see through, so then you can’t see the picture. The instructions aren’t in good English and would not make sense to me, if I didn’t already know what I was doing. It’s just not my favorite set.Update, now doing another one with same company, this one doesn’t have enough diamonds, although better quality than the last set. It also came very wrinkled. The last problem I have had is that some of the symbols are very hard to read. I do have a light board, but even then, some of the darker ones are difficult to see. I’m seeing that maybe Amazon is not the place to buy these sets. :)

The legend had some misprint or ink issue so it was hard to read, Q's look like O's, the drill is hard to see as each square is pretty small, the packaging was nice, the picture came in a nice box and had instructions which is better than drills I have ordered from other companies.

This was a very fun painting to do. It had a lot of different colors, and the end result was very pretty. There were plenty of diamonds, and I had leftovers of each color. I found the symbols easy to read, and had no difficulty completing the painting.