Diamond painting is a
relatively new and immensely fun craft that requires you to take tiny square or round shaped, flat backed rhinestones and place them onto a sticky template to create a stunning, ultra sparkly 5D image. Diamond painting therefore does not have anything to do with actual painting; it is thought to be more of a modern
combination of cross stitch, paint by numbers and mosaics.

The Aurora Borealis (AB) rhinestones are our premium diamonds. We use them as accents to create a
glowing effect across your finished canvas. These iridescent square diamonds have a special coating that simulates the colors of the Northern Lights. They’re shimmering, ethereal and completely beautiful!

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• Diamond Painting: A craft where small, resin "diamonds" are applied to a canvas to create a sparkling image.
• Drills: The small, faceted resin pieces used in diamond painting. They can be round or square. These may also be referred to as dots.
• Full Drill: A diamond painting where the entire canvas is covered with drills.
• Partial Drill: A diamond painting where only parts of the canvas are covered with drills, leaving some areas of the canvas exposed.
• Canvas: The fabric material, usually with an adhesive surface, on which the diamond painting design is printed.
• Legend/Key: A chart that matches symbols on the canvas to the corresponding drill colors, similar to a cross-stitch pattern.
• DMC Codes: The standardized color codes used for the drills, often shared with cross-stitch floss colors.
• Wax: A sticky substance used to help pick up and place the drills onto the canvas using the applicator pen. Color of wax may vary although usually is pink.
• Applicator Pen: A tool used to pick up and place the drills on the canvas.
• Tray: A small, grooved container used to hold the drills, allowing them to be easily picked up with the applicator pen.
• Multi-Placer: A tool attachment for the applicator pen that allows you to pick up and place multiple drills at once.
• Confetti: A section of the canvas with many different colors close together, requiring frequent color changes.
• Checkerboard Pattern: A technique where drills are placed in a checkerboard pattern, often used to keep lines straight or to deal with large sections of the same color.
• Sealant: A protective coating applied to the finished diamond painting to keep the drills in place and enhance shine.
• Custom Kit: A diamond painting kit created from a your mage, allowing for personalized artwork.
• 3D vs. 5D Diamonds: Refers to the number of facets on the drills. 3D diamonds have 3 facets on each side, while 5D diamonds have 5 facets, making them more sparkly.
• WIP (Work In Progress): The diamond painting project you're currently working on.
• Framing: The process of placing a finished diamond painting in a frame for display.
• Bling or Special Drills: Drills that are not the standard resin type, such as AB (Aurora Borealis) drills, which have an extra coating for added sparkle.

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