Some companies spell diamond dots with a z. I have no idea about this company, but this is my latest project.

This one is by LAKEQUILL and is from Amazon. Here’s the package:

Some companies spell diamond dots with a z. I have no idea about this company, but this is my latest project.

This one is by LAKEQUILL and is from Amazon. Here’s the package:

I finished my diamond dot suncatcher.

Good old Art Glitter Glue was just the ticket for fixing the small portion of the design that became detached.
When I added the hanging chain to the finished suncatcher, I put one latch on backwards from the other. When I tried to remove it, a little piece of film came off the back. It looked like there was a protective film on the back. There was!

What a difference it made to remove it!

I wondered if my tree of life had one, too. It was fairly dull on the back. I got it out of the window.

Sure enough! Again, what a difference removing it made!

I’ll have to check the one I did at the beach!


This diamond dot project is almost done. There’s one little section that stuck to the release paper. I cut it out and stuck it back in place, but now I need some glue to stick the dots to the little scrap of release paper.

Then I realized this is a metaphor for my life. At 70, I’m almost done. I’m gonna need a lot more glue before I finish.
diamond dot painting! This will be my first full page of dots.

I got this one to work on at the beach next week, if all goes as planned. It reminds me of some photos I’ve taken there.

It was only $5.99 on Amazon, and has everything I need except a pair of scissors.
There are no rhinestone dots to add the extra sparkle shown in the photo, but I have some in my stash leftover from my snowflakes project.
This is a huge project, and I do tend to tire of things quickly. I might have to take several beach trips to finish this one!
Here are a few of my own beach photos, the first two from Pawley’s Island, the last two from nearby Myrtle Beach, SC.



