15X10 cm 5D Diamond Painting Accessories Tools Kits with Release Paper Non-Stick Cover Replacement Sheet - Ideal Gift for Adults Review

I really like this paper. I'm working on a longer diamond painting and this makes it easy to remove the big long paper on it. I can remove the large paper and replace it with small ones. My project doesn't get a single hand stuck and it stays clean while I work on a smaller area. Very happy

I like the fact that while they're small, there are a lot of them. I'm doing a big art project with diamonds which is huge for me so I had to put them on top of my work in progress, the plastic that comes with it is clear and you can't do that with clear plastic, maybe ruin you too much. lol so I put them on and just do one square at a time

I only applied a few to my painting. I will let you know how I like them. I hope they can be reused. They are easy to remove and when attached to the partially diamond coated area the diamonds stay in place. Like I said, if they can be reused, then they're worth it. I tried masking tape but it REALLY didn't work. I used masking tape on the outside edges.

I am new to diamond painting and I like to separate pictures while I edit them. I take off the complete cover and put these papers on top of the picture. The stick is sufficient and easy to peel off without removing the sticky part of the image. Great for just revealing the section I'm working on. They are also reusable. I've been using the same papers for a long time. I love them and I think any diamond artist would too.

I bought these along with all the diamond paint kits I make, thought it would be better than continuing to use the cellophane that came with the kit is delivered. to protect the glue. Well it worked fine when I first used it. The second time I used it it didn't work very well, but the glue on the canvas seemed less sticky as well. I've used it again for the third and fourth time and it works great. This will also help you edit one section at a time. I love her.

I'm relatively new to artistic diamond making. I've watched a few videos with tips on how to limit the area of the canvas that is pushed back for work. I tried to cut through the plastic of the jumpsuit with a quilting knife but it cut right through the canvas. I've tried cling wrap but found it difficult to remove and move. I had no luck at all UNTIL I found these reusable nonstick papers. THEY WORK TERRIBLE! Now I just peel off all the plastic sheets and cover the canvas with these sheets…

This is fantastic. I tore and cut the paper that came with my drawing, but it didn't always work out well and you had to use the right side. I can use both sides of it. It stays good unless you're low on spots left in the area you're in. My solution to this is to cut some sheets in 2/3 and so part of it will be on the sticky surface and a small part is over a few spots that still need diamonds. You can use any size and they are reusable. I keep it in a zipped storage bag when not in use. No…