Review on LIUDAO Number Flower Painting Frameless by Shantel Griffin

I really enjoyed it. It was so much fun and I loved how it turned out. It was a fun project that took me about a month to complete. The canvas it was printed on was really good quality and wiped clean easily if you accidentally messed something up. too deep creases in the way the canvas was folded, so I strongly recommend having an iron. Use painter's tape to seal the edges so you have a nice and clean line when finished and continue framing. Tips: - Take some photos of a blank canvas where the numbers are clearly visible. If you need to go back and repaint some parts. The green and blue colors were quite opaque and really only needed 1-2 coats, but the yellow usually took at least 3 coats to hide the red numbers/outline. Semi-cons (but really nothing bad) - acrylic paint, not oil. It doesn't bother me because oil paint takes forever to dry. It really helps to have your own set of personal brushes. There are 3 brushes included, one broke within the first week of use. It's not the end of the world, but it just makes things easier. There are a TON of tiny quadrants to color in this color by number coloring book. I'm not sure if that bothers anyone, but it definitely takes a lot of time. I photographed some of the quadrants. Be careful when using yellow color (e.g. the numbers 9+10). You get double those colors, but I almost ran out of both colors and started freaking out towards the end.