🎨 CaptainCrafts Paint by Numbers Kits - Boats Sailboat Warships 16x20 inch- DIY Painting for Adults Beginner Kids (with Frame) Review

I actually made two of these - the details of the ship are not the same as the picture. The colors were accurate so maybe with a little talent they could have been corrected!

You must be kidding, do you know what that is? picture already finished, all folded up and stuffed into a small envelope.

I was very disappointed with this product. ALL the paints were dry and adding water and stirring seemed to take hours, the paint never became smooth. It was still rough and impossible to draw narrow lines. I ended up using colors from another set, they didn't match perfectly but at least they were smooth. Sorry but you asked!

Have fun! I will definitely buy more! It takes a steady hand, which I've struggled with, but the idea is to have fun and do something simple. I did a little bit every day after work to relax. I bought a frame and I don't regret it for a second. I had a lot of leftover paint of all colors. It seems like a small amount, but it's more than enough. I can't wait to get more!

I recently got into this hobby after my wife and future sister-in-law gave me paint by number kits for Christmas. This was my first purchase. It was in a beautiful frame, it was accompanied by a magnifying glass, colors, and most importantly, a separate sheet with a grid! This comes in handy when I accidentally draw a number on the real canvas.

I bought this for myself as a Christmas present but I asked someone else to draw it. The feedback I got was that this is a more advanced project due to the smaller areas in painting and color matching. It hangs in my home office and I appreciate the beauty of the painting and the time and effort of the person who did this work for me. I would never have the fine motor skills or patience to do it myself, but I would recommend this painting to those looking for a challenge.

This painting was fun and beautiful. However, three is a few problems. First, there are a few unnumbered locations. Not a big problem, certainly not big enough to lose a star, but a bit annoying. Second, and this is a much bigger problem, the outlines and numbers are printed in a red-orange color that's a bit difficult to cover up, but what's worse, even when the painting is finished, you can still see the lines and numbers as see clear as day from the beginning. . Other side. I solved this…