Embroidery Painting is a relatively new art form that breaks images down into patterns, similar to cross stitch. The art of diamond painting was created in 2015 as an enjoyable and easy activity for craft lovers of all ages.
Small, glossy tiles are applied to the canvas to make the pattern. It's perfect for home decoration, and it's also a good medium so you can have friendly interactions with your kids and family members at home.
Diamond painting is now a well-known do-it-yourself (DIY) art worldwide. It is also commonly called 5d diamond painting or diamond art.
What are Drills?
The first thing to understand is what “drills” are in diamond painting. You apply these diamonds to the image, giving it color, shine, and sparkle. To do this, you’ll follow a pre-printed pattern on the canvas, pressing drills matched to the color codes into the adhesive.
In diamond painting, you’ll run across two joint drills: round and square. The band is rounded, like little circular gemstones, and square drills have flat edges so that each exercise is flush with the next—they almost snap together when you place them.
Here is where there is a bit of confusion. Some mistake “full drill” diamond paintings as those using square drills in their construction, but complete drill diamond paintings are something else entirely, which we’ll explain below.
Full Drill Versus Partial Drill Diamond Paintings
The difference between full-drill and partial-drill diamond paintings is not the drills' shape but the canvas's surface area covered by the exercises. A “full drill” diamond painting is one in which the entire canvas surface is covered in activities, whether square or round drills.
Partial drill diamond paintings will have blank spaces on the canvas where you will place no drills. For example, a partial drill diamond painting with flowers against a plain background might mean you only fill in the flowers with exercises. Then, the experience is left alone so that whatever color has been printed on the canvas shows.
Because of this, many diamond painters prefer complete drill kits. Partial drill kits can be excellent and pretty for beginners, but they can’t compare with the sparkle and wall-to-wall shine that comes with a complete drill diamond painting kit.
What Type of Diamond Paintings We Offer?
DIPTG paintings are all complete drill kits, which means that no matter which pattern you choose, when you’ve finished the project, it’ll be fully covered in diamonds—no bare patches in sight!
Would you be ready to choose a diamond painting kit so that you can get started? Feel free to browse our collection; you’ll find a wide variety of styles and sizes. We offer everything from small paintings for beginners or quick projects to larger kits so that you can put your diamond painting skills to the test.
