YALKIN 5D Diamond Painting Kits for Adults DIY Large Dolphin Full Round Drill (35.4x11.8inch) Cross Stitch Embroidery Pictures Arts Paint by Number Kits Diamond Painting Kits for Home Wall Decor

I did this picture. It turned out so good. There are so hide animals.

So cute still working on it I would give it 10 stars if I could

Loved it it was so cute

The media could not be loaded. Very bright and colorful. However, the drills were all different sizes, but looks great when finished. Also, some detail is missing because it is only 10” high. I love the way it is long, so reminds me of an aquarium.

Our family bought 6 diamond painting kits from Amazon around Christmas time. They were different brands. Mine was this one with the outdoor scenescape. I has NONE of the problems that the others had. It came with two wax squares (I only used 1/2 of one!), 2 pens (I only used one) and two drill trays (I only used one). The letters and numbers codes on the image were very easy to see (unlike ANY of the other brands), and they avoided using letters and numbers that are similar (i.e, 6 was used, but not 9; O was used, but not Q). The glue holds very well and the finished product is awesome! For my second one, I am looking for one from the same company!The photos show the quality, first by zooming in and seeing how clear the number/letter/symbol codes are (1st picture). The second snd third pictures show two close up areas: they (of course!) look highly pixelated. But the last picture shows the finished product (although not even half of it because it so big!). You can see the beauty and depth of the landscape and you can see details that you simply can't see close up. It's like magic! As you back away from the finished image, more details appear. Other brands are not like that!

Perfect for above our TV. Very happy with it.

Colors and images outstanding

This is my first full diamond painting. The process is simple enough after watching 1-2 YouTube videos. The kit was complete, the packets of diamonds/drills were clearly labeled. They are not zipper bags, though, so I'm glad I bought a set of little plastic tubes with labels to pour the drills into. I recommend doing that with every color before starting the painting. And like one other reviewer mentioned, it can be a little confusing because some of the the symbols on the canvas are numbers, but do not correspond to the numbers on the beads. You have to look up the chart every time -- and to me it's fairly simple. I haven't made the mistake of thinking that the "6" symbol on the canvas means the #6 color of beads. But you do have to double-check. This particular canvas is quite long. I've completed about 1/8th of it in 3 evenings. I assume there will be enough drills -- if not, I'll update the review. So far, I like the detail but I can tell that the painting will look best when seen from a bit of a distance.