Hi. I am working on a ginormous dp ("Mini Soul of the Rose") which I purchased from HAED (the canvas only) which I put away after a couple of days from the frustration of placing my square drills. I was browsing TH-cam to find some tips on working with square drills, and your video popped up in my feed. Thanks so much. I willl employ some of these tips. If all else fails, another great tip which I have adopted is to just simply put the project away for a couple of hours and work on a cross-stitch or other hobby that I have mastered before returning to my dp. This particular was very expensive when I added up the cost of the drills and a couple of extra accessories I purchased for it - and I am determined to complete it.
Hi Jasmine! Thank you so much for sharing. I am impressed with your determination. I have yet to work on a diamond painting larger than approximately 52x76 cm. I hope these tips do offer you some help. Square paintings are my favorite once they are done. They just ripple and shine. Good luck to you!!!🥰🥰
Thank you so much for this video, I'm a beginner and it will certainly help me a lot.I want my drills to be completely straight it's driving me crazy but listening to your tutorial helped me s lot.Thank you so much take care and be safe xxLyn
Awww! Evelyn Thank you so much! It makes me very happy to know that my tips are helping you. Square drills are so worth it on the finished painting. They are my favorite so far as how they look. You'll have to come back and tell me what you think of them when your painting is done. Thanks for watching!!🥰🥰
Thank you so much for sharing and your advice. I just started square I like to multi placers, ocd turn like on see spaces then try to fix it .but when light pad off looks perfect. I know eventually I get the hang of it ❤️ Look forward to seeing more of your videos many thanks 🙏❤️
Hi there! Thank you so much. I would love to hear what you think of your square drill painting when it's finished. Square drills are my favorite. They are worth the effort in my opinion. I hope you enjoy the process. 🥰🥰
if you got intentions to far down in your multi placer it stops the squares laying down proplely i run my run along the multi placer so the wax is smooth again and i do the rocking motion to lay the drills down flat
I actually prefer the cheap little green tray over the bigger one. The low ridges requires less drastic shaking to upright the drills, where the bigger one has deeper ridges and to get the drills to flip over I shake to hard and they flip out of the tray.
My best tip for squares drills is if they are crooked in the tray is to look at the line and where it becomes crooked. Most likely, it's a funky drill, trash it, and watch the line come together perfectly. They are like unruly teenagers for sure. 😂❤
Thank you for this video. I've gotten so much from it. I know I'm late to this. I just finished my first DP, round drills. I have ordered a 32x42" square drill. I know one thing I'm definitely going to get a bigger tray with the higher sides and ridges. Do you have any advice for a painting that has a LOT of confetti? The painting I ordered has several realistic waterfalls.
Hi Bree! Thank you so much for your kind response. The only advice about lots of confetti I can think of - which might work for you and may not - is to try to work the larger amount of colors in the section first. It makes the colors there are less of stand out more. Also, have fun with it and let the stress melt away. 🥰🥰🥰
That's strange my comments are missing again 🤔. Must be a glitch with my app or me lol. I hope all is well with you and Gregory 🥰. Looking forward to hearing from you on the next chat and paint!
Hi Codi! Are you talking about my background? If so It's a screen divider or a room divider. I got it from Jysk. It was a couple of years ago so I am not sure if they even still have it. I love it though. Works great to hide little messes. 🤣 Thanks for watching!!🥰
Gracias por compartir sus comentarios. Esto está destinado a pintores cuadrados principiantes. ¡Sin embargo, me encantaría escuchar algunos de tus increíbles consejos!
I completely understand. Square drills are more intense. Do you feel the same way about diamond painting in general? Do round drills also frustrate you? I suggest sticking with round drills if you don't like square - but if they also aggravate you, there is no point in that. I have a love-hate with them. I reallllly love the way the paintings look in the end. (the square drill paintings I mean)
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Hi. I am working on a ginormous dp ("Mini Soul of the Rose") which I purchased from HAED (the canvas only) which I put away after a couple of days from the frustration of placing my square drills. I was browsing TH-cam to find some tips on working with square drills, and your video popped up in my feed. Thanks so much. I willl employ some of these tips. If all else fails, another great tip which I have adopted is to just simply put the project away for a couple of hours and work on a cross-stitch or other hobby that I have mastered before returning to my dp. This particular was very expensive when I added up the cost of the drills and a couple of extra accessories I purchased for it - and I am determined to complete it.
Hi Jasmine! Thank you so much for sharing. I am impressed with your determination. I have yet to work on a diamond painting larger than approximately 52x76 cm. I hope these tips do offer you some help. Square paintings are my favorite once they are done. They just ripple and shine. Good luck to you!!!🥰🥰
Thank you so much for this video, I'm a beginner and it will certainly help me a lot.I want my drills to be completely straight it's driving me crazy but listening to your tutorial helped me s lot.Thank you so much take care and be safe xxLyn
Awww! Evelyn Thank you so much! It makes me very happy to know that my tips are helping you. Square drills are so worth it on the finished painting. They are my favorite so far as how they look. You'll have to come back and tell me what you think of them when your painting is done. Thanks for watching!!🥰🥰
Thank you so much for sharing and your advice.
I just started square I like to multi placers, ocd turn like on see spaces then try to fix it .but when light pad off looks perfect.
I know eventually I get the hang of it ❤️
Look forward to seeing more of your videos many thanks 🙏❤️
Hi there! Thank you so much. I would love to hear what you think of your square drill painting when it's finished. Square drills are my favorite. They are worth the effort in my opinion. I hope you enjoy the process. 🥰🥰
if you got intentions to far down in your multi placer it stops the squares laying down proplely i run my run along the multi placer so the wax is smooth again and i do the rocking motion to lay the drills down flat
I actually prefer the cheap little green tray over the bigger one. The low ridges requires less drastic shaking to upright the drills, where the bigger one has deeper ridges and to get the drills to flip over I shake to hard and they flip out of the tray.
My best tip for squares drills is if they are crooked in the tray is to look at the line and where it becomes crooked. Most likely, it's a funky drill, trash it, and watch the line come together perfectly. They are like unruly teenagers for sure. 😂❤
Thank you for this video. I've gotten so much from it. I know I'm late to this. I just finished my first DP, round drills. I have ordered a 32x42" square drill. I know one thing I'm definitely going to get a bigger tray with the higher sides and ridges. Do you have any advice for a painting that has a LOT of confetti? The painting I ordered has several realistic waterfalls.
Hi Bree! Thank you so much for your kind response. The only advice about lots of confetti I can think of - which might work for you and may not - is to try to work the larger amount of colors in the section first. It makes the colors there are less of stand out more. Also, have fun with it and let the stress melt away. 🥰🥰🥰
@@DawnDoesLife thank you. I'm looking forward to it.
That's strange my comments are missing again 🤔. Must be a glitch with my app or me lol. I hope all is well with you and Gregory 🥰. Looking forward to hearing from you on the next chat and paint!
I have just started my first square but I am struggling a lot and I use my tweeser a lot
Is that a white board? If so what size and where did u get it
Hi Codi! Are you talking about my background? If so It's a screen divider or a room divider. I got it from Jysk. It was a couple of years ago so I am not sure if they even still have it. I love it though. Works great to hide little messes. 🤣 Thanks for watching!!🥰
Hi there I was wondering if you could tell me the name of that DAC painting your working on in this video it’s breathtaking?
Todos los vidios son iguales uno en las bandejas otros en la cera otros en la pluma en fin ya nada se aprende de esto vidios gracias
Gracias por compartir sus comentarios. Esto está destinado a pintores cuadrados principiantes. ¡Sin embargo, me encantaría escuchar algunos de tus increíbles consejos!
What size is your tray?
I'm using a tray I got with my Spell Queen kit. It is my go-to tray just for the size. What type of tray do you use? 🥰
I know how to open a box and use my drills and hands. Anything new here?
I'm really disliking square drills! It supposed to be relaxing and it just frustrating!
I completely understand. Square drills are more intense. Do you feel the same way about diamond painting in general? Do round drills also frustrate you? I suggest sticking with round drills if you don't like square - but if they also aggravate you, there is no point in that. I have a love-hate with them. I reallllly love the way the paintings look in the end. (the square drill paintings I mean)
Don't need the hands to start with. Can't see photo. Tray info not necessary. Get to the real stuff