CaptainCraftsPaint by Numbers DIY Oil Painting Paint by Numbers Kits for Adults 16x20 INCH Art Deco Home (Frameless, Giant Mountains)

I bought this for a team building event months ago. I only had about 4 colors in the top done during that event and finally got around to finishing it months later. The paint held up well being stored. I only had to add a tiny bit of water to thin a few colors out. I went a little more “monet” with my version as I lost patience with the tiny brush details needed to stay inside the lines. I also misplaced color “25” and just mixed my own. Would definitely recommend. The canvas made it much easier to paint.

Being mature and with lots of time on my hands I decided to try one of these just for the heck of it. Result: I learned that this one takes patience and good eyesight. I have neither. I doubt that I'll finish it.I am sure that people exist who enjoy painting these things. To them I say 'keep it up.' For me it is a lot of work and concentration with only marginal results even though I still have a steady hand.

I didn't realize when it said frameless it meant a loose piece of canvas. It comes folded so it has light creases in it. This is my first time buying one so now I know to buy framed. I'm going to have to tack it to the wall or tape it to a table to smooth it out and to paint. It comes with paints and 3 paint brushes. I am highly skeptical about the amount of paints being enough but again, this is my first one so what do I know. I gave it 4Stars because it's exactly as described and comes with all the supplies. I left off one because I feel they should explain that unframed means loose canvas.

I bought this and am looking forward to doing my first paint-by-number picture since I was a child -- about 45 years ago. I didn't realize that buying it "framed" meant having the canvas stretched onto the wooden frame. I should have bought that instead of the unframed. After buying, I looked up how-to videos, which will help you do the best job you can on the painting, especially if you haven't done one before or in a long time. The instructions were written by someone whose first language is not English and aren't very detailed. Take the time to look up making transparent gesso and techniques.

Bought this not framed but I should have gotten framed. The numbers are so little but I did enjoy painting. I used this during a virtual paint and wine night with friends due to covid 19. I’m no Bob Ross but I did paint some happy trees.

Not nearly as detailed as the picture leads you to believe. However, it was fast to complete because it's not detailed. Still looks good. Difficult to get the folds out, because it ships folded instead of rolled. I suggest folding it backwards before painting (which I didn't do, hence that doesn't look great).

Box has English but is also in a foreign language. Lines are printed very dark so it shows through the paint, even after multiple touch up's. It's a fun project.

Canvas was very wrinkled when I got it. Not all would iron out. Finished product looks good.

Just started painting it and ok so far. The big surprise was that it is just a loose a fabric canvas, NOT mounted on a board.... so after painting, will have to have it stretched/ mounted on a board and framed. Unfortunately the canvas was folded into a small box so there are big, deep creases in it, because it has a plasticy coating, you can't really iron it to get the creases out... so, hoping the creases don't show once it's painted. The paints are decent quality and were vacuum sealed so seem fresh.

I’ve done lots of these - the detail is terrible. Skip this one.