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Diamond art from OneDaySaving #AdGifted


I have heard a lot about diamond art/diamond painting over the past year or so and have always been intrigued by it but never got around to getting any so when onedaysaving reached out to me to offer some sets to review, I couldn't say no. I was asked to pick some items off there website in which I picked a diamond art each for me, Liam and Lilly (Olivia's a little young) and a diamond art pen as I didn't know the set came with a pen.

In each set you get your art work, every diamond that you need, a tray, a diamond pen and some wax to use with the pen. These sets were great value and the ones we picked start from just £4.23 a set. I have also kindly been given a discount code for my followers/readers which is for 5% your order.

Discount: Victoria05OFF

This would make a great gift for a family member with so many designs ranging from Disney, to Harry Potter to vehicles and so much more so there really is something for everyone. I have left the links down below to our specific sets that I chose for our family.


I would highly recommend checking Onedaysaving out if you are looking for something crafty to do, they also have cross stitch too. If you do order don't forget to use my code to save yourself a little.

Victoria 
















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  1. My daughter did some Christmas cards this way and she loved it. Will check this out for her as know she would love to do more art

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  2. I have done a few diamond art pictures. I find them very relaxing

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