Precision Tweezers – Easily Adjust and Remove Your Diamonds
🎁 with purchases of €40 or more
🎁 with purchases of €100 or more
Correct, adjust and reposition your diamonds with ease thanks to this precision tweezer specially designed for diamond painting .
Whether it's to remove a misplaced rhinestone or refine the details of your creation, this accessory guarantees a neat and effortless job.
👩🏫How does Diamond Painting work?
- Unpack the canvas carefully and make sure it is completely flat before starting, in a well-lit area.
- Peel back a small section of the protective film
- Each square on the canvas corresponds to a symbol that indicates which diamond color to use.
- Sort the diamonds according to the code shown.
- Gently shake the container so that the diamonds turn over and present their domed side upwards.
- Apply the wax to the stylus, then use it to pick up and place the diamonds on the canvas.
- Do not remove the plastic film entirely: peel it off little by little, area by area, to preserve the adhesion of the canvas.
- Lightly press down on the finished picture to secure the diamonds.
- Cut and frame your artwork to protect and display it.
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