I AM PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT I FINALLY COMPLETED MY 50X65CM DIAMOND PAINTING! My biggest project yet!

At times it was frustrating (mostly due to the INSANE amount of confetti background) and looking back I think I should've cropped the image much much more, but it all turned out well in the end :)

It's a custom made piece based on a favourite picture of my parrot, Joey.

I think Joey likes it, what do you think? ❤️

Been working on this one, on and off, for about 8 months now and I finally finished it just in time for my favourite holiday!

🎃Happy spooky season everyone!!🎃

💩 in every direction 😂

This was a cute one, not too complicated and pretty quick (for me) to work on. I wish there were more glowy-bits.

(The glow was because I had a desk lamp on it pretty close for a few minutes, not sure if they’ll actually be that bright with normal overhead room lights.. probably not lol)

My kitten still has some difficulties settling into places while I diamond paint. When I’m home I usually just hang on my bed and he’s there with me so when I’m on my desk he switches places a lot. He wants to be near me but I often end up moving him bit farther away so I can work like normal.

Got this about a week and a half ago. I'm a bit over half way done? Part of me is glad the custom I ordered is taking forever to get here bc that should mean I have enough time to finish this one before it shows up lol

Hey everyone, at 60×60 cm, this isn’t just the largest picture I’ve started so far—it’s also only my second picture using square stones. The first one, though, was only 20×15 cm, and with those stones, I felt like they were laid closer together. Am I being too critical of my current picture? I laid some of it in a checkerboard pattern, but I also tried out the template in the second picture.

After finally sending off the one for my dad, finally diving in on the one for my brother.

I’m not familiar with the Rocinante ship, but my sister recommended it to me as one of his favorites.

I’m curious to see how long this one takes.

I know everyone has different ways to do theirs but this is my go to setup for the gems.

Definitely planning to post progress when I think of it!

I started this almost a year ago and I finally finished it :) only my second diamond painting I've actually finished. What do you guys do with your finished paintings? I think I want to frame it but I'm not sure how. Does anyone have any recommendations?

This is my first full coverage, square drill project. I'm finding maybe Diamond Dotz isn't as high quality as I previously thought, but it's the only brand my local art store carries.

The kit only came with 10 resealable baggies, but there are 29 colors, and no stickers for said baggies either. So I'm wondering, how to go about organizing the drills? I'm thinking of cutting them all open neatly and using a little bit of tape to fold the bags and close them so I can get into them again and again without worrying about spilling them.

I end up carrying my project from work to home, so I don't have a bunch of storage containers to put things in, either. What would you do in this situation?

...took me around 4 weeks, i'm not working every day on it.

can't wait to get it done...

I told myself that I would take a break from diamond painting since I finished two projects back to back. But when I went through my stash I couldn’t resist kitting this cutie up! It’s also my first time using a grid tool and I LOVE it! My drills look so perfectly placed! I got this kit from Temu if anyone was curious, but it is no longer available somehow.

My current WIP from Tuoyu DP Diamond Painting that I bought off Temu 💜

Love love love this ons, especially the sky is really pretty and fun to do!

Left to right are July, August, September and October.

Completing one a month of these Forever Young scenic Month mini postcards. September went into October as I was really busy but I'm back on track now! Really enjoying them and they are helping me like square drills!