🌄 Captivating Dimensions PBN: Adirondack Evening Scene - 20x14 Canvas Review

The picture turned out beautiful after I framed it. We had so much fun drawing with my 10 year old daughter. It comes with everything you need. We will definitely order more. Sizes coloring for needlework by numbers - the best quality. I ordered another painting from another seller and it was awful I had to return it. I've learned my lesson. I would recommend Dimensions Needlecrafts to everyone, worth every penny.

I really enjoyed this paint by number coloring book. This was the second paint by numbers I've done. There was a lot of detail and small areas that needed doing, but I loved it. There was also a crowd that was a mix of two colors and I could see how someone could tire of that. Sometimes it can be frustrating when you don't have the right mix, it will be a little darker or lighter than last time. I would buy it again and I will buy more in the future.

Turned out quite nice, but I wouldn't consider it for a beginner. You can even see which letter or number goes there. In addition to the numbered colors (18 total), a lot of color mixing was also required. (Letters AX) It turns out a beautiful finished work. But it can be intimidating for those just trying. There are shaded areas on the board that you should not fill in. However, when I was done it looked weird, so I added some more color and filled in those areas.

I really enjoyed drawing this. It turned out to be a really relaxing activity. I liked that it was a board and not a canvas. The only problem I had was the numbers on the paint trays kept peeling off, so I recommend putting number stickers on them so you can keep track of which is what or what would be good. if the manufacturer did it. It would also be nice if the set came with two brushes instead of one, but I just bought some extra ones from Revain for a few bucks. The shading was a little…

The picture is nice, but not for a beginner. This is probably my 6th or 7th photo. Some people might find it easier to work with light colors first and then dark colors (or vice versa), but in my experience it's easier to start in the top left corner and create the entire "background", first from left to right (starting with sky and water). Then I can trace the leaves and it looks more realistic. I love the paint bottles that are falling apart now. I mix paints on a paper plate, stir the paint…

Love Dimension Colors. My rating is more to avoid problems that other reviewers talk about. There should ALWAYS be a paper guide to help with color numbers for small unmarked areas. It also has mixing instructions. Mixing is easy and very gentle. Just rate the mix 50/50. So, for all the reviewers complaining about a and b, it's because you have to mix numbered colors to get labeled colors. At the pbn boathouse, the manual also shows a larger picture of the house to give you the paint numbers…

That was my first color by number! I'm very happy with how it turned out, despite some minor glitches that I noticed as an artist. I agree with other reviewers that this is a very detailed project and not for those with little patience. I also recommend starting with dark colors like black, navy blue, and green. I mixed some of my thicker paints with a few drops of water which helped. I've also found that a little paint goes a long way (except with lighter colors that require thicker layers). I