
Stretched Canvas
Hangs the minute you finish it.
- 100% cotton over a 5/8 inch pinewood frame
- Pre-coated with acid-free acrylic gesso
- Sawtooth hanger already installed
- Sits off the wall and casts a soft shadow
- Resists cracking and will not deform
Open it, pour out the stones, start. No trip to the craft store, no guessing which glue actually holds.
All you add is a flat surface and good light.
No painting skill required. If you can match a color to a spot on a map, you can finish this.
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Pour each color into its own well in the grid tray and shake until the stones lie face-up. Keep the placement map beside you and pick a corner to start from.
Work in small patches, about the size of a quarter. The glue stays tacky for roughly three minutes, and that is your window to place and adjust.
Press the wax pen onto a stone, lift, set it on the canvas, press gently. Then do it again. This is the part people describe as weirdly meditative.
Lay the finished canvas flat for 24 to 48 hours before you hang it. That full cure is what makes it permanent.
There is no rush, and the glue will not punish you for stopping.
Same artwork, same stones, same finish. The difference is how it ends up on your wall.

Hangs the minute you finish it.

Slim, rigid, and easy to gift.
If it is a gift and you do not know their frame situation, go stretched. It hangs the minute they finish it.
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Contains small parts and is a choking hazard. Not suitable for children under 12. The adhesive is not appropriate for young kids.
Lay your finished canvas flat for 24 to 48 hours before hanging or gifting. Use the glue in a ventilated room and keep the cap on between patches.
Dust with a dry soft brush or a puff of compressed air. Skip cleaning sprays, solvents, and damp cloths on the stone surface.
Actual stone color may vary slightly from your screen. AB-coated rhinestones shift color as the light moves, so no two viewings look quite the same.