Diamond Painting Canvas Keeper with a 3D Printed Spiral Design for Rolling Projects Between Sessions
The diamond painting canvas keeper holds your partially completed project neatly rolled between creative sessions. Its 3D printed spiral design makes rolling easier while helping you store your work without flattening the drills or distorting the canvas.
Made by Bella Art de Nicole, this accessory measures 2.9 inches long and 2.4 inches wide and is useful when pausing a project or taking it along while traveling. For larger paintings, use a keeper at each end; two keepers can also be paired with table clamps for additional support in the middle.
Features
- Spiral shape guides smooth canvas rolling.
- Keeps in-progress diamond paintings rolled during breaks and storage.
- Suitable for projects in their early stages or already carrying drills.
- Compact dimensions suit taking an unfinished project along while traveling.
Specifications
- Product type: Diamond painting canvas keeper
- Construction: 3D printed
- Shape: Spiral
- Length: 2.9 inches
- Width: 2.4 inches
- Selection: Primary color
- Random-print selections: Selections labeled Prints Randomly have variable color placement; Galactic Rainbow is sent in a random printed color.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the keeper hold a diamond painting that already has drills attached?
Yes, the diamond painting canvas keeper is designed to hold partially completed work rolled without flattening the drills or distorting the canvas. It can also be used during the early stages of a project.
How should I support a larger diamond painting?
Use a diamond painting canvas keeper at each end of a larger piece. Two keepers can also be paired with table clamps to add support in the middle.
How large is the canvas keeper?
The diamond painting canvas keeper measures 2.9 inches long and 2.4 inches wide.
Will a random-print color look exactly the same on every keeper?
No, selections labeled Prints Randomly can vary in color placement. The Galactic Rainbow selection is specifically described as being sent in a random printed color.