Paint by Numbers
Corgi Catch — PBN Kit
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A corgi, a frisbee and a very good day. Our first paint by numbers kit: a printed sheet with every shape numbered, ten little pots of Brushible acrylic to match, and three brushes. The black lines are already printed, so the fiddly bits are done for you. Follow the numbers until the picture shows up. Or don't.
- 1 printed Corgi Catch sheet, numbered and lightly tinted (fits A4 and Letter frames)
- 10 numbered pots of Brushible acrylic paint
- 3 brushes (one pointed, two flat)
- Colour key and a finished picture to peek at
- With frame: a simple white frame so it goes straight on the wall
Every shape on the sheet has a number. Every number has a pot. Find the pot, load the brush, fill the shape. Start anywhere.
Black lines are already printed, so you only paint the colours. Let each colour dry a minute before painting next to it, rinse the brush between pots, and if number 7 feels more like a purple to you, paint it purple.
8.3 × 11 in (210 × 279 mm). Fits a standard A4 or Letter frame.
Meet Brushible Paint by Numbers
Numbers to get you started.
no rules about where you end up.
The hardest part of painting is the first mark on a blank canvas. Paint by numbers skips the scary bit: you start with a map, you get the feel of the brush in your hand, and somewhere around the tenth shape you stop following and start deciding.
Every kit is drawn in-house, printed with the black already done, and packed with the same Brushible acrylic that's in our bottles. Nothing narrower than a brush tip, so no squinting.
Follow the numbers until the picture shows up. Then swap a colour, go outside the lines. It's your painting now.
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three steps. that's the whole manual.
How it works
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Pick a number
every shape on the sheet has one. start anywhere you like.
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Match the paint
each number has its own pot. find it, load your brush.
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Fill it in
shape by shape, the picture shows up. one brush at a time.
swap a color. go outside the lines. it's your painting now.