Diamond art leftover drills

If you're wondering what to do with extra drills from diamond painting, we share some fun ideas on how to utilize these pieces in other crafts. Read more here.

But have you ever wondered if you could create your own diamond art picture rather than buying a kit? The answer is a resounding yes! Here's how.

How to Freestyle Diamond Paint without a kit, a canvas or a chart. Use your surface and your choice of Dotz colors. Freestyle takes your diamond painting to a new level, offering total creativity and endless design options! Read our tutorial to see how to use Dotz Stick brush-on adhesive + Diamond Dotz diamond facets to sparkle everything!

Here are few options you can take on how to frame your diamond painting canvas yourself. These are budget-friendly ideas you can try out.

Diamond Art Display Number 2: Scroll I have a vertical Diamond Art piece, measuring 15x12 (ish) inches. This is the perfect size for a scroll like finish technique. Supplies Needed for Diamond Art Scroll: Finished and Sealed Diamond Art Painting Mod Podge Diamond Coat Sealer and Finish Paintbrush Hot Glue/Gun 2x Wood Strips (1 inch wide and about 1/4 inch thick, cut to fit across the top of the diamond art painting--in this case 12 inches) Twine for Hanging

I finished the "S"!! Thank you to those that gave me extras to finish! I used "Dotz Stick" to stick them on (make sure to stir) And two coats of...

Just finished this little guy using leftover diamonds. I find it so hard choosing colours!🍁

Do you have Diamond Painting drills leftover from your paintings? Here are some tips on what you can do with leftover drills.

******Edit****** Since so many are asking… first I apply a very thing layer of the glue in pic 1. Aleenes Tacky Glue.. you can get it at some $1 Trees...

I bought this at Hobby Lobby and decided to use left over drills on it.