I use glue dots, a chunky pen, parchment squares, washi tape for under stickers and canvas edges, an overhead adjustable lamp, my old standard large white pour-spout tray (despite all the gorgeous ones I've bought), my desk easel, my 12 EW trays, and the desk my husband made me which has a tray underneath the top that holds all my canvases flat, and holds a lot of them too. I need a new chair and I'm trying to pick one that will be comfortable for long periods of time. I sat here nodding as you explained all your choices since I agree with just about every single one. Thanks for always teaching and providing such good info.
Oh this is a great video. Have started using the glue dots and it is the best. Also, the release paper has made it so much easier. Have several friends now using them as well. So thank you for introducing us to these items. I also use the Elizabeth Ward containers and they are great to use even with arthritis. Also enjoy the bottles/suitcase ones as well. Live in my 5th wheel RV so really don't have a lot of space. Once we move back east will be getting a tilting / adjustable table and really nice chair. Love your videos. Thank you for all that you do. Oh also, yes to the better pens!
Hi Daphne. Hope you’re well and getting packed. I’m with you on the dots. I don’t think I enjoy diamond painting the way I do if I don’t have my glue dots. I LOVE my Bella art de Nicole tray too. The drills line up so nicely in them. I do use the pour spout though. I love that storage idea for release paper. I learn so much from you. I really do appreciate you and the time you take to make the videos. Did you mention what you use to make your release papers? I really like that idea. And the container you use to stack your trays! I love that! Elisabeth ward are my all time favorite trays to use. I think I’d be lost w/o them! As always, I appreciate and the video! Have a great day!
I just use the backing from the sticker paper I use to make stickers. The video on it is here: th-cam.com/video/B_mNDvqLphs/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching!!
Currently learning the glue dots trick and love it. Just getting the perfect amount is challenging. My want is definitely a top pour spout tray & round bottle funnel, and there are new colors yay ✨ What I couldn’t have done without & DP as well as I’ve been able to is the tips, reviews, Whip & Chats, DP log you so generously provided and your always positive encouragement. Thanks you for being here ❤
Love the cover papers using a design is a great idea and I think I’d love to make some Very much enjoyed this video, enjoy your trip in Canada when ever you go 😊❤
I found a spout similar to yours for the bottles on amazon and absolutely it is the best thing ever! I took a hiatus from diamond painting and have returned once again, so some things have been brand new to me even though I've diamond painted before. I recently purchased the A2 light pad and I love it. if you do larger paintings it's worth every penny. I use washi tape for my pinky as it rests on the sticky sections with no drills while I dp. That tip was great for me. I recently purchased some sspaddywax but the verdict is still out on that for me. i live in a 5th wheel in NM and it's hot here for months at a time. The wax seems a little dry for my taste. Anyway, I have the glue dots which are pretty much the best in single placers. I use the pink or blue wax I have on hand for multi placers. I've tried the line glue but had very poor results with what I used. I also can't do without my easel for larger paintings as well as my Ott light. I'm including my computer since I have it on playing you tube videos while I diamond paint. One more thing I've discovered is the 2 oz. jars on amazon for the monster quantities of drills for some paintings. Not actually diamond painting tools that I recently finished with is my drill storage. I found some drawer style containers on amazon for all my extra drills. I have 6 for each - round and square. For my special drills I have an artdot 4 drawer set up with the bottles. After I changed out their pull tabs and replaced them with my own made pulls I love how they look and the bottles fit much better. I've learned so much from your videos, so thank you for taking the time out of your day to provide good content for us.
I've not heard of the washi tape on your pinky trick - I will have to try that! I want to change out the pulls on my ArtDot drawers as well. Thanks for sharing!!
@@DiamondPaintingAnonymous I picked up some little plastic feet things that push inot the bottom of the chair leg, cut off the pointy part and added some plastic flower things I found in the same isle at wally world. Glued them together and then onto the drawer. Added a bigger diamond from a special drill kit leftover in the center of the flower. Cost was minimal. I also saw some wooden drawer pulls that were pretty cheap you could paint and glue on (e6000 glue). The washi really helped my poor pinky out! It doesn't stick to the canvas anymore and the callus is no longer angry.
🐞. Excellent video!!!I only use Glue Dots but I did not know about Glue Lines..so I just ordered Permanent Glue Dots and Lines to see how they work out!! Thanks!!!🤗
Thanks Daphne, I just love your video's and your no nosence approach. I have learnt so much from you. Otherwise it can get very overwelling. Love from Australia.
Wow thank you so much for all of this wonderful information! I too have a table that goes up & down…it was essential for me because I’ve had to have both legs amputated so I’m now permanently in an electric wheelchair (they take up so much space!!!) and it didn’t fit under the craft desk I already had. So I treated myself to the electric desk so that I could dp once more 😃👍🏻. I definitely think I will have to give glue dots a try as my wax & putty get so sticky & messy that it’s driving me crazy 🤪. Can’t wait to see more of your videos…you’re doing an awesome job bless you. Happy diamonding 😘🤗🥰 xx
Thank you, that will be VERY helpful for newbies. I also bought some ergonomic pens pretty quickly and larger trays. I use a light pad from Cricut that I've had for ages. Very helpful. I've tried putty, but it wouldn't stay in the pen ... after watching this I wonder if it's because it's dang hot here! lol I'll try again in the winter. Thanks again for sharing this info. 🙂
Thanks for the info... I use the pen that comes with the kit and 2 comfort grips (1 on each end) the pink wax a release paper, those are my go to items.
Great video! My must haves are pretty much the same. Thanks for sharing on the funnels. I need a good one and that information helped! Also the Goo Off. I’m fighting with residue on my bottle storage so that should help! Thanks again! 😊
I’m so glad I listened to you and put glue dots in my single placer. I’ve used museum putty in the past, but, transitioned to good smelling putty. I think I will “re-try” museum putty.
I could not work without my light pad. Even with a lamp above me, I need the light below as well. I need putty for multi placing, and thanks to you, I'm using the glue dots for single placing. No more wax for me. I bought a custom 3D printed tray from Ephemera3D which I love EXCEPT I bought the pretty deep purple one (purple is my favorite color). I wish I had gotten a lighter colored tray. Sometimes it's hard to see the dark drills in it. Guess I'll be buying another one soon LOL. Thanks for the great videos!
@@patbabcock2163 Yes, I tend to buy light colored trays for that exact reason! But if I have light drills, a darker colored tray is nice. Thanks for watching!!
I haven't seen glue lines before. how did working with them go? This summer has been bad for melty putty, lol. We have some reusable ice cubes we use to keep food cool during picnics and I put a few in a plastic container and set the pens I'm using while I'm working and it helps a lot.
@@circeramone It’s a binder and pages I got from Fansells, I think. I bought it to hold my Paint Gem finished minis, but decided it worked better for the release papers! Thanks for watching!!
I think all the basic upgrade necessities are here. Resin pen and metal tips - check, bigger tray - check, putty - check, drill storage - check, release papers - check, logbook - check. Sometimes I also use washi tape if the glue border is excessive. Don't use funnel as I have a tray I like for pouring drills into containers. Edit: another thing one might need - lables - for those kits that don't come with stickers. We might all need/like/use different things as we are all different people with unique habits.
I am alsways curios what ppl use with diamond painting. Thanks for this video. I think i go to try the gkue dots. Now i am still using the pink wax that comes with the kit. Also i wanted to try out putty.
I have to have glue dots for the “pop” (thanks to you). Cat proof tray, not a tray hoarder. A good turned pen (I have way too many). Metal tips, decent putty and my matching washi tape!
I also use micro glue dots for single placer metal tips and museum putty for multi placer metal tips. Have to locate the glue lines you showed (Amazon?) Would love a table top easel since I have neck and back issues when I diamond paint flat for more than 15 minutes. I just don’t know to do the middle of the canvas using one. Have any suggestions on what to do with the overflow sides? Instead of using a funnel I cut the corners of the diamond bags at an angle and pour the diamonds into the round bottles when kitting. When placing AB drills I either use tweezers or The Ghost sold by diamond painting daily on Etsy. Anything else removes the AB coating from the drills.
This is GREAT information for someone starting out! I would love an update on the glue lines in the multi-placer, right now I also use putty. I love my micro glue dots for my single placer. I have both Catproof and Bella trays. I recently found firefly trays and I love them! If you have not tried them, let me know. I can send you one to try out ❤ I may have missed it, but I would love to know the information on your pen holder. I really, really need one 🤣or two.
@@Reesa_LT1 The pen case is just a marker case I bought on Amazon and use for my pens. I will report back after I try out the glue lines! Thanks for watching!
I've not done a specific video, though I think I've showed it a couple of times. I just roll together 2 or 3 glue dots, then use tweezers to shove them into the single placer tip. Thanks for watching!!
I'm a little lost here - why do you have to log all the information about the kits you've done? I started diamond painting about March of this year and I've completed only 6 of them but didn't write anything down about them - so did I mess up by not knowing I needed to be writing something down?
@@KET-xc7go You don’t have to log them, of course. Many people just like to keep track of various info, including what kits they have in their stash, which ones they’ve done (along with info on those completed kits). It’s entirely optional, but something many in the community do. Thanks for watching!!
❓Quick question.❓ Is there a preferred brand and type of glue dots you recommend? My first experience was bad because the glue dots sort of turned to mush and started sticking to the drills. I'd appreciate your advice, Daphne.🙏🏼
@@Melanin32 I don’t use a light pad and I rarely seal my diamond paintings. Doing so usually voids the warranty, and I’m generally putting them in a frame or a portfolio after completing them. Thanks for watching!!
Having a light pad is a must for me.
I was actually pretty surprised that there wasn't a washi tape mention in this video. It's a must for me for the edges of the drill area!
@@Livsophiie Ooh, I did forget washi! I use it for the edges too, just not for sectioning. Thanks for watching!
I use glue dots, a chunky pen, parchment squares, washi tape for under stickers and canvas edges, an overhead adjustable lamp, my old standard large white pour-spout tray (despite all the gorgeous ones I've bought), my desk easel, my 12 EW trays, and the desk my husband made me which has a tray underneath the top that holds all my canvases flat, and holds a lot of them too. I need a new chair and I'm trying to pick one that will be comfortable for long periods of time. I sat here nodding as you explained all your choices since I agree with just about every single one. Thanks for always teaching and providing such good info.
@@susandoty8241 A comfy chair is a definite must! Thanks for watching!!
Oh this is a great video. Have started using the glue dots and it is the best. Also, the release paper has made it so much easier. Have several friends now using them as well. So thank you for introducing us to these items. I also use the Elizabeth Ward containers and they are great to use even with arthritis. Also enjoy the bottles/suitcase ones as well. Live in my 5th wheel RV so really don't have a lot of space. Once we move back east will be getting a tilting / adjustable table and really nice chair. Love your videos. Thank you for all that you do. Oh also, yes to the better pens!
@@LorraineKlausch I’m hoping to spend some time traveling/diamond painting in a trailer in a few years! Thanks for watching!
Great video. ❤
I have to use my light pad. I’ve tried without and I get eye strain, and a headache no matter the kit quality. 😊
@@ruthforget253 I know that’s a must-have for so many! I am just an outlier who gets eye strain from using one. Thanks for watching!!
Hi Daphne. Hope you’re well and getting packed.
I’m with you on the dots. I don’t think I enjoy diamond painting the way I do if I don’t have my glue dots.
I LOVE my Bella art de Nicole tray too. The drills line up so nicely in them. I do use the pour spout though.
I love that storage idea for release paper. I learn so much from you. I really do appreciate you and the time you take to make the videos.
Did you mention what you use to make your release papers? I really like that idea. And the container you use to stack your trays! I love that! Elisabeth ward are my all time favorite trays to use. I think I’d be lost w/o them! As always, I appreciate and the video!
Have a great day!
I just use the backing from the sticker paper I use to make stickers. The video on it is here: th-cam.com/video/B_mNDvqLphs/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching!!
Currently learning the glue dots trick and love it. Just getting the perfect amount is challenging.
My want is definitely a top pour spout tray & round bottle funnel, and there are new colors yay ✨
What I couldn’t have done without & DP as well as I’ve been able to is the tips, reviews, Whip & Chats, DP log you so generously provided and your always positive encouragement. Thanks you for being here ❤
The glue dots do take a bit of getting used to, but I work so much faster/better using them. Thanks for watching!!
Love the cover papers using a design is a great idea and I think I’d love to make some
Very much enjoyed this video, enjoy your trip in Canada when ever you go 😊❤
@@Diamondpaintingwithlrox Thanks for watching!!
My resin pens like the one you showed, and bigger trays. Everything else I can live without if I had too. But those 2 are my must haves.
I found a spout similar to yours for the bottles on amazon and absolutely it is the best thing ever! I took a hiatus from diamond painting and have returned once again, so some things have been brand new to me even though I've diamond painted before. I recently purchased the A2 light pad and I love it. if you do larger paintings it's worth every penny. I use washi tape for my pinky as it rests on the sticky sections with no drills while I dp. That tip was great for me. I recently purchased some sspaddywax but the verdict is still out on that for me. i live in a 5th wheel in NM and it's hot here for months at a time. The wax seems a little dry for my taste. Anyway, I have the glue dots which are pretty much the best in single placers. I use the pink or blue wax I have on hand for multi placers. I've tried the line glue but had very poor results with what I used. I also can't do without my easel for larger paintings as well as my Ott light. I'm including my computer since I have it on playing you tube videos while I diamond paint. One more thing I've discovered is the 2 oz. jars on amazon for the monster quantities of drills for some paintings. Not actually diamond painting tools that I recently finished with is my drill storage. I found some drawer style containers on amazon for all my extra drills. I have 6 for each - round and square. For my special drills I have an artdot 4 drawer set up with the bottles. After I changed out their pull tabs and replaced them with my own made pulls I love how they look and the bottles fit much better. I've learned so much from your videos, so thank you for taking the time out of your day to provide good content for us.
I've not heard of the washi tape on your pinky trick - I will have to try that! I want to change out the pulls on my ArtDot drawers as well. Thanks for sharing!!
@@DiamondPaintingAnonymous I picked up some little plastic feet things that push inot the bottom of the chair leg, cut off the pointy part and added some plastic flower things I found in the same isle at wally world. Glued them together and then onto the drawer. Added a bigger diamond from a special drill kit leftover in the center of the flower. Cost was minimal. I also saw some wooden drawer pulls that were pretty cheap you could paint and glue on (e6000 glue). The washi really helped my poor pinky out! It doesn't stick to the canvas anymore and the callus is no longer angry.
@@katpraeuner9794 Awesome! Thanks for sharing!!
🐞. Excellent video!!!I only use Glue Dots but I did not know about Glue Lines..so I just ordered Permanent Glue Dots and Lines to see how they work out!! Thanks!!!🤗
@@dianehamilton8182 Thanks for watching!!
I appreciate this video a lot. I’ve been wanting to up my game and figure out the different tools that will take me beyond the basic kit supplies.
@@vickihollanders9566 I hope it was helpful! Thanks for watching!!
ty for the downloads 😄
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching!!
Great suggestions for people! I love a light pad too, but that’s a personal thing. Good to learn about glue dot lines!
@@Aliciacapturedmoments I’m just one of those people that doesn’t use a light pad! Thanks for watching!!
Thanks Daphne, I just love your video's and your no nosence approach. I have learnt so much from you. Otherwise it can get very overwelling. Love from Australia.
There is definitely a lot to learn if you are just starting out! Thanks for watching!!
Thanks for such great tips. Been diamond painting for a little while but some of these things I'm definitely going to try😊
@@StormyJHall-gf9mi Thanks for watching!!
Cool video! It's always nice to see how others work & organize their space. You can always learn & get ideas from othets. Thanks for sharing.😀
Thanks for watching!!
Hi Daphne, Thank you for showing all you use when you are Diamond painting.
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Have a great Labor day weekend
@@elizabethwarman9028 Thanks for watching!!
Wow thank you so much for all of this wonderful information! I too have a table that goes up & down…it was essential for me because I’ve had to have both legs amputated so I’m now permanently in an electric wheelchair (they take up so much space!!!) and it didn’t fit under the craft desk I already had. So I treated myself to the electric desk so that I could dp once more 😃👍🏻.
I definitely think I will have to give glue dots a try as my wax & putty get so sticky & messy that it’s driving me crazy 🤪.
Can’t wait to see more of your videos…you’re doing an awesome job bless you.
Happy diamonding 😘🤗🥰 xx
@@Tracy-er6zr I absolutely love my adjustable table! Thanks for watching!
Thank you, that will be VERY helpful for newbies. I also bought some ergonomic pens pretty quickly and larger trays. I use a light pad from Cricut that I've had for ages. Very helpful. I've tried putty, but it wouldn't stay in the pen ... after watching this I wonder if it's because it's dang hot here! lol I'll try again in the winter. Thanks again for sharing this info. 🙂
@@srobson8875 If the tip has had wax in it prior to the putty, that wax residue can cause the putty not to stick. Thanks for watching!!
@@DiamondPaintingAnonymous I retried the glue dots and LOVE how they work. I really like that snapping sound, too.
Thanks for the info... I use the pen that comes with the kit and 2 comfort grips (1 on each end) the pink wax a release paper, those are my go to items.
Glad you've figured out what works for you! Thanks for watching!!
Great tips!!! Thank you so much for showing us what works for you. xoxo
@@SaltedSeachelle Thanks for watching!!
Great video! My must haves are pretty much the same. Thanks for sharing on the funnels. I need a good one and that information helped! Also the Goo Off. I’m fighting with residue on my bottle storage so that should help! Thanks again! 😊
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!!
I’m so glad I listened to you and put glue dots in my single placer. I’ve used museum putty in the past, but, transitioned to good smelling putty. I think I will “re-try” museum putty.
@@heatherbirdsill5532 I’ve tried some of the scented putties, but the scents give me migraines. Thanks for watching!!
Thanks for sharing this. So helpful. I will purchase some as my budget allows.
@@estoutish Thanks for watching!!
So much useful information. Thank you, Daphne.
@@sylviakanel9766 Thanks for watching!
I could not work without my light pad. Even with a lamp above me, I need the light below as well. I need putty for multi placing, and thanks to you, I'm using the glue dots for single placing. No more wax for me. I bought a custom 3D printed tray from Ephemera3D which I love EXCEPT I bought the pretty deep purple one (purple is my favorite color). I wish I had gotten a lighter colored tray. Sometimes it's hard to see the dark drills in it. Guess I'll be buying another one soon LOL. Thanks for the great videos!
@@patbabcock2163 Yes, I tend to buy light colored trays for that exact reason! But if I have light drills, a darker colored tray is nice. Thanks for watching!!
I haven't seen glue lines before. how did working with them go? This summer has been bad for melty putty, lol. We have some reusable ice cubes we use to keep food cool during picnics and I put a few in a plastic container and set the pens I'm using while I'm working and it helps a lot.
@@sandicatakros I haven’t tried them yet. I was actually thinking yesterday I should get them out, because it has been bad this summer for the putty.
Ty for sharing
@@lauramature7388 Thanks for watching!!
Hi Daphne! Where did you get that folder & pockets you keep your release papers in? It’s super cute and I totally want to copy it! 😂❤
@@circeramone It’s a binder and pages I got from Fansells, I think. I bought it to hold my Paint Gem finished minis, but decided it worked better for the release papers! Thanks for watching!!
Great video ..tfs
@@margiegreiss5468 Thanks for watching!!
Love bigger trays
@@cathydivine3765 Me too!
Enjoyed the video, what/where kind of light do you use
@@ttj0nes It is a table lamp, I believe the brand is Ott Lite. It has a flexible neck and several different color settings.
I think all the basic upgrade necessities are here. Resin pen and metal tips - check, bigger tray - check, putty - check, drill storage - check, release papers - check, logbook - check. Sometimes I also use washi tape if the glue border is excessive. Don't use funnel as I have a tray I like for pouring drills into containers. Edit: another thing one might need - lables - for those kits that don't come with stickers. We might all need/like/use different things as we are all different people with unique habits.
@@inga02 I would have listed a sticker maker, but it seems like many companies have started to include them with their kits. Thanks for watching!
My pens and the museum putty light pad desk storage and my trays from ali express and realise papers
omg I loved this video & esp. loved the first clear (but colorful w/like pastel flowers inside)...😅 Do you happen to remember where you got that one?
The pen is one I got from Fansells, I think, but you can find it on Etsy, at other budget companies, or Amazon. Thanks for watching!!
@@DiamondPaintingAnonymous ok cool, ty for narrowing it down...lol...I usually don't like the clear ones, but I will chk around 😉
I am alsways curios what ppl use with diamond painting. Thanks for this video. I think i go to try the gkue dots. Now i am still using the pink wax that comes with the kit. Also i wanted to try out putty.
@@diamondpaintingyoteun Thanks for watching!!
I have to have glue dots for the “pop” (thanks to you). Cat proof tray, not a tray hoarder. A good turned pen (I have way too many). Metal tips, decent putty and my matching washi tape!
I forgot to list washi tape - I do use it on the edges to cover any glue overage, but not to section. Thanks for watching!!
Hello great video...I was wondering where you got your diamond painting pen storage case from? I have a collection and needing a case like yours.
@@tamarakwitnoski54 It’s just a marker storage case I found on Amazon. Thanks for watching!!
@@DiamondPaintingAnonymous thank you and I look forward to watching more video's you create...have a nice day.
Hi new to your channel. Some of your tools , i may have to get.
@@ingridcoy9644 Welcome and thanks for watching!!
Can you do a video on how to make your diamond painting realise papers please
You can find my video on them here: th-cam.com/video/B_mNDvqLphs/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching!!
I also use micro glue dots for single placer metal tips and museum putty for multi placer metal tips. Have to locate the glue lines you showed (Amazon?)
Would love a table top easel since I have neck and back issues when I diamond paint flat for more than 15 minutes. I just don’t know to do the middle of the canvas using one. Have any suggestions on what to do with the overflow sides?
Instead of using a funnel I cut the corners of the diamond bags at an angle and pour the diamonds into the round bottles when kitting.
When placing AB drills I either use tweezers or The Ghost sold by diamond painting daily on Etsy. Anything else removes the AB coating from the drills.
I've not heard of The Ghost, I will check it out! I don't usually have an issue with using my glue dots with ABs. Thanks for sharing!!
Love all the side hustles. I've just started a games app called free cash ❤
Awesome information. I did not know about glue lines. How do you make the release paper?
You can find my video on making release papers here: th-cam.com/video/B_mNDvqLphs/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching!!
Can I ask where or how you made the cube to hold your Elizabeth Ward trays?
I bought it from bestcraftorganizer.com - just search for EW bead storage. Thanks for watching!!
This is GREAT information for someone starting out! I would love an update on the glue lines in the multi-placer, right now I also use putty. I love my micro glue dots for my single placer. I have both Catproof and Bella trays. I recently found firefly trays and I love them! If you have not tried them, let me know. I can send you one to try out ❤ I may have missed it, but I would love to know the information on your pen holder. I really, really need one 🤣or two.
@@Reesa_LT1 The pen case is just a marker case I bought on Amazon and use for my pens. I will report back after I try out the glue lines! Thanks for watching!
I don't have glue lines available here. I just use the glue dots in my multiplacer cut it off in bits, roll it up and put into the placer.
@@dhruts_shah I haven’t tried them yet, so I’ll be interested to see how they work. Thanks for watching!!
Where can I find your logbook file?
You can find the logbook here: bit.ly/3G4ymwn Thanks for watching!!
How doy you make your own release paper
You can watch the video on how I do it here: th-cam.com/video/B_mNDvqLphs/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching!!
Is there a video showing how to use the glue dots on the pen?
I've not done a specific video, though I think I've showed it a couple of times. I just roll together 2 or 3 glue dots, then use tweezers to shove them into the single placer tip. Thanks for watching!!
@@DiamondPaintingAnonymous Thanks, I'll keep watching and maybe I'll find it.
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I couldn't find those Diamond Art Logbooks, plz help
The link for the 2024 version of the logbook is here: bit.ly/3G4ymwn Thanks for watching!!
How do you make your release paper? Anyone please
You can find my video on how I do it here: th-cam.com/video/B_mNDvqLphs/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching!!
I'm a little lost here - why do you have to log all the information about the kits you've done? I started diamond painting about March of this year and I've completed only 6 of them but didn't write anything down about them - so did I mess up by not knowing I needed to be writing something down?
@@KET-xc7go You don’t have to log them, of course. Many people just like to keep track of various info, including what kits they have in their stash, which ones they’ve done (along with info on those completed kits). It’s entirely optional, but something many in the community do. Thanks for watching!!
❓Quick question.❓ Is there a preferred brand and type of glue dots you recommend? My first experience was bad because the glue dots sort of turned to mush and started sticking to the drills. I'd appreciate your advice, Daphne.🙏🏼
@@sylviakanel9766 The branded Glue Dots are the only ones I’ve used, and I’ve not had any issues.
Thank you SO much, Daphne!@@DiamondPaintingAnonymous
You didn't mention anything about a light pad or something to seal the Dimond Painting when you're done with the whole thing
@@Melanin32 I don’t use a light pad and I rarely seal my diamond paintings. Doing so usually voids the warranty, and I’m generally putting them in a frame or a portfolio after completing them. Thanks for watching!!
@DiamondPaintingAnonymous your welcome I love watching your channel I just recently last year got in to diamond painting its fun and relaxing
How do you make your release paper
You can find my video on it here: th-cam.com/video/B_mNDvqLphs/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching!!