Diamond Painting Valley Sunset 25.6" x 25.6" (65cm x 65cm) / Square with 70 Colors including 3 ABs and 1 Iridescent Diamond and 4 Fairy Dust Diamonds / 68,121

Valley Sunset

25.6" x 25.6" (65cm x 65cm) / Square with 70 Colors including 3 ABs and 1 Iridescent Diamond and 4 Fairy Dust Diamonds / 68,121
$43.51
Sale price  $43.51 Regular price  $67.99
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Diamond Painting Valley Sunset 25.6" x 25.6" (65cm x 65cm) / Square with 70 Colors including 3 ABs and 1 Iridescent Diamond and 4 Fairy Dust Diamonds / 68,121

Valley Sunset

$43.51
Sale price  $43.51 Regular price  $67.99
Full Drill Canvas Size25.6" x 25.6" (65cm x 65cm)
DiamondsSquare with 70 Colors including 3 ABs and 1 Iridescent Diamond and 4 Fairy Dust Diamonds
Diamonds Count68,121

Wrap your hands around the last warm light of day as it spills down a valley of dark pines in ribbons of gold, magenta and teal. This Peggy Collins valley sunset diamond painting kit renders every ridge, treetop and blazing sun across your wall in 70 faceted shades.

Peggy Collins built this palette in 70 colors, laying 68,121 Square drills across a 25.6 inch by 25.6 inch canvas until the whole valley folds into itself like a topographic map. Look for 3 AB, 1 Iridescent and 4 Fairy Dust drills catching extra light where the sun breaks through the ridgeline. With a color count this deep, the build rewards advanced crafters ready for a long, meditative session. Artwork by Peggy Collins.

Canvas Size: 25.6" x 25.6" (65cm x 65cm)
Diamonds: 68,121 across 70 colors
Drill Shape: Square - crisp tiled finish for clean detail
Special Drills: 3 AB + 1 Iridescent + 4 Fairy Dust for added sparkle and shimmer
Coverage: Full drill - complete diamond coverage
Difficulty: Advanced - dense, detailed palette
Estimated Time: 45 to 90 hours (varies by pace)
Materials: Velvet-coated canvas and faceted resin drills
Artwork by: Peggy Collins

Every canvas ships on Diamond Art Club's patented velvet, with a lifetime warranty on materials. Which color will you fall for first, the molten gold foothills or the violet peaks catching the last light of day?

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