Paint-by-numbers canvas Maaleo model 22785, 40×50 cm, numbered painting set

Maaleo paint-by-numbers kit model 22785 contains a pre-printed, numbered canvas sized 40×50 cm and is intended for step-by-step creation of a painted image. The canvas shows segmented areas with numbers corresponding to paint colors, allowing users to follow a structured painting process. The set is aimed at hobbyists and beginners who want a guided approach to producing a decorative painting for home use, gifts, or practice.

Advantages

The numbered 40×50 cm canvas provides a clear layout that simplifies color placement and reduces guesswork. Pre-printed numbers save preparation time and support consistent results even for inexperienced painters. The format and scale are suitable for framing or mounting once the paint is dry, and the kit format makes it convenient for single-session or multi-session projects.

Suitable for

• Beginner painters learning color matching and brush control
• Leisure and relaxation projects at home
• Gift-making and personalized home decor
• Art practice for improving patience and precision

Key specifications

• Canvas type: pre-printed and numbered
• Canvas dimensions: 40 × 50 cm
• Included elements: numbered canvas and corresponding paints (set format)
• Painting technique: paint-by-numbers, suitable for acrylic or water-based paints
• Finish: ready-to-frame after drying

How to use

Start by laying the canvas flat on a stable surface with good light. Match each paint color to the corresponding numbers on the pre-printed canvas and fill in the areas using appropriate brushes. Work from larger areas to smaller details and allow layers to dry before applying adjacent colors to avoid smudging. Clean brushes between color changes and follow paint manufacturer instructions for drying times and ventilation.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use a set of small and medium round brushes to handle both detailed and broader sections, keep a damp cloth for cleaning, and allow the finished canvas to dry fully before framing or displaying.