6 Pack Christmas Paint by Numbers Kit for Adults, Snowman Adult Paint by Number Kits, Santa Claus Paint by Numbers for Adults, Cardinal Acrylic Painting on Canvas for Home Wall Art Decor 16x12 Inch

Beautifully designed scenes, great texture and tone paint. Painted these to focus on holiday spirit amidst the hectic season’s pace. Finished scenes worked well for holiday decor. Definitely a recommended choice.

I’m sure when done they be cute. Very small detail work on most. Hard part to deal with is how hard it is to unroll them while trying to paint. It did cause a lot of laughter during my family Christmas paint night though

Love the picture

These paint by numbers were rolled up and wrinkled so bad how can u use these never seen such a thing how can u paint with them all rolled up description never said it was rolled up thin canvas

Item was waaaayyyyy too hard to paint. Some of the sections to paint were minute and very hard to see. Did not expect them to be so difficult. Would have returned but had to open them to see the pics. Just be prepared that these are not for kids or older people who can’t see very well.

Best ones yet they create a 3 D look and everyone loved them

Wish they were framed, but they are nice

First, this is a great value for the 6 painting set. Each comes with paints and new brushes. If I had to rate them, I would say these are intermediate to advanced levels based on the size of some of the paint locations. I have started with the Santa and Reindeer print. Initial impressions are that the paint is butter creamy and having the additional coloring on the canvas adds an additional plus during painting on the vinyl canvas. Most vinyl canvases cause a lot of skipping when compared to cotton of paint boards. The finish on this allows a smoother paint finish. To be fair I set aside my favorite brushes and used the middle size from the set, I was very impressed at how well it held the paint and was able to maintain a point without forking. I have attached two photos, the darker is as done with the kit and the lighter one is with some minor touching up to give my own personal flare. One other note is that while painting the kit i noticed painting was darker than expected , but when finished came out nicely. I will update I complete the others in the package. 12/24/25 - update I finished the second painting, and this one was the red truck. One thing to note is similar to the Santa and the reindeer the red along with some of the other colors require multiple coats to either give a nice solid definition or to cover numbers. The red truck painting was more difficult than the Santa and as I’ve already started the reindeer outside the window it is even more difficult than the red truck. There are a few things with the red truck I did not like and modified. You can see these in my paintings. The first was the grill reminded me of the clown car so I changed that second was the fact the truck bed only had one side making a two dimensional instead of three-dimensional view like the rest of the truck and also the lack of definition for tires and a few of the little bits on the truck. The third was the bird lacking eyes and a beak and along with just some other details I added to the cabin. Once complete enough, I was pretty satisfied with the finished painting. Brush update, I’m still using the same brush from the first kit on to the third kit. It has had a little bit of fraying which I’ve removed as well as every now and it will fork once in awhile, but that’s easily correctable. I’ve had no bristles fallout, which is a real plus. 01/07/26 - update The reindeer out the window has been completed. The unmounted photo is the “as numbered” and the stretched if after a couple modifications. Modifications made to the deer (especially the mouth), the candles to better correct them being on two visual planes, and small changes to the background trees. This has been the most challenging thus far and I would put most of painting effort in expert level. The reason is that there are so many tiny spots and ultra thin lines. It was a challenge but came out nicely. Original brush from first painting is still holding up well although it is forking more frequently. I may change it out when I start picture #4.