A corner of an English garden, with the bird table busy with robins, blue tits, a woodpecker and a blackbird among the white picket fence and the purple clematis. Diamond painting is worked from the chart: you peel back a small section of film at a time, pick up each drill with the wax-tipped stylus and press it onto the matching adhesive square.
No previous experience is needed, just patience and good light: with a piece this size and 57 colours it helps to work area by area, keeping the drills sorted in the numbered bags. A frame is not included: once finished, the canvas can be stretched over a wooden frame or framed under glass.