Diamond Painting Tips & Tricks | #23 Keeping your Tray on an Easel

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[@susansieracki4369]

This is a great tip, especially for those who have trouble holding the tray. I thought I was going to have to do this because it was hurting my hand to hold it, but now that I use your trays, I'm no longer having a problem. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@denisescaife]

Rebecca I use these you can also wash them under a tap that will make them sticky again xxxx

[@phoenix-Trx]

Love this idea. Thank you so much!

[@peachyshaw6357]

I use one also baking silicone tray for bigger spaces

[@irenechandler2948]

This was a great tip, especially when I use your trays. Thank you for sharing.

[@lynnsaas9097]

Love the tips and tricks!!!

[@ireneeickenhorst2326]

Wow I have a couple of them I use in my recliner to keep my tray from slipping around when I fill it and I use a easel so will try this thank you again awesome

[@KittingUpKitten]

Another fab tip. Again thank you for all you do to help us out. Its very much appreciated.

[@addmorezest]

You are so welcome!

[@ellentaylor8857]

Great tip. I have this sticky pad from Purple Pelican but never thought to use it on my easel. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@addmorezest]

Glad it was helpful!

[@J24J]

Very helpful video! Where did you get your pink drill tray with the deeper grooves?

[@addmorezest]

It's an Add More Zest tray available in our shop: addmorezest.com/shop

[@thecurioustempest6178]

May I ask, why don you put the finished canvas at the bottom, instead of rolling the finished part away from you and curling over the top of the easel? The person who in formally taught me to place the canvas so the finished part is always away from me, incase I lean on it and since I have pets, there can be more hair transferance if I’m leaning or brush against it, VS rolling it away from me.
I’m still learning mostly on my own, so I’m curious if there is a better way. I should note, I don’t use an easel because I press too hard, so I lay it flat.

[@addmorezest]

I do it from the bottom as I find it works for me, there is no right or wrong way. My canvas rolls up at the bottom and as I work on an easel it doesn't gets squished or lent on. I also prefer putting my diamonds on to touch ones that are bottom and left in little steps, so it works best for me to start from the bottom.

[@thecurioustempest6178]

@@addmorezest I’m still trying to find what’s best for me, I lean on my painting a lot and have squished it with my arms or body when it’s rolled up, no matter if it’s the unfinished or finished end. I need a bumper border or something to life my arms off the table ahaha

[@JuliaGLife]

What is it called

[@ginaradovic2427]

💚💚💙💙

[@Stitchers_Whimsy]

Would it be possible for you to link the silicone pad and the easel your using? I’m looking at getting both but not sure

[@addmorezest]

I've added details for an antislip mat to my favourites and the easel is there too: addmorezest.com/favourites/tools

[@aaliyahisaak1121]

I’m ambidextrous