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- Univers : Kids & Beginners
- Canvas: 100% pure high density linen
- Paint: Acrylic ready to use (no mixing)
- Pots: 24 to 48 pots sealed under vacuum
- Brushes: 3 precision finished nylon brushes
- Level: Suitable for all (Guided by numbers)
Paint by Numbers
Lamb with a Basket of Flowers Paint by Numbers
This lamb with a basket of flowers paint by numbers kit gives you a white lamb in a daisy crown, a woven basket of yellow and white flowers and a soft garden behind. The body and muzzle are split into broad shapes, so the paint goes down quickly. Only the eyes ask for the fine brush.
- SubjectCute baby lamb with a basket of flowers
- Sizes15x15 to 70x80 cm (12 sizes)
- Time~12 to 30 h depending on size
- KitLinen canvas · 24/36/48 paint pots · 3 brushes
Difficulty level : Advanced
iWhat does this level mean?
- Beginner: one large subject and big areas to paint, little detail. Ideal for a first canvas.
- Intermediate: several elements or colour gradients, with smaller areas. It takes a little more care and a fine brush in places.
- Advanced: a busy scene with many small areas and small faces to paint with a fine brush. For experienced painters, or with patience.
Tip: on a larger canvas the areas are bigger and easier to paint.
Lamb with a basket of flowers paint by numbers: what sits on the canvas
A white lamb wears a crown of daisies and carries a woven basket of yellow and white flowers. The outlines and numbers are printed on linen, so you match each numbered pot to its shape instead of drawing anything freehand. The muzzle, ears and chest are wide shapes; the eyes hold white highlights you save for the last pass. Behind the lamb you paint grey beige floor tiles and green grass with soft garden edges. The drawing is cartoon style in portrait format, with flat shades and no gradients to blend. For more four-legged subjects, browse the animal paint by numbers collection.
Tips for painting this design
Block in the green background and the floor tiles first, then move on to the lamb. White sits thinly on linen, so paint the body, muzzle and ears in two or three passes and let each coat dry. Keep the yellows of the basket and daisies for the end, as they pick up brush marks fastest. The eyes take the fine brush and a steady hand. Choose the 30x40 cm for a first canvas, where the areas stay broad enough for the medium brush, or the 50x70 cm if you want larger shapes to fill. Our paint by numbers for kids and beginners range holds the rest of the simpler designs.
Sizes, colours and painting time
The design comes in 15x15 to 70x80 cm (12 sizes). You choose a kit of 24, 36 or 48 colours, on rolled canvas, with or without a wooden frame to assemble. Allow around 12 to 30 h depending on the size.
What's in the kit
Canvas:The printed linen canvas shows the lamb, its daisy crown and the woven basket, with a number in every shape.
Paint:Numbered acrylic pots, ready to use, with the white fleece, the yellows of the daisies, the green grass, the beige tiles and the grey shadows. 24, 36 or 48 colours depending on the option.
Brushes:The fine brush is for the eyes and the daisy centres, the medium brush for the basket weave and the ears, the wide brush for the grass and the floor.
Guide:The paper guide to the design helps you check the numbers where the muzzle, the basket and the flowers overlap.
Optional:The wooden frame to assemble lets you stretch the portrait canvas before painting.
Without frame
The canvas arrives rolled in a tube. You paint it flat and frame it afterwards if you wish.
With frame
Wooden stretcher bars to assemble stretch the canvas. You paint on a taut surface and hang the picture on the wall.
Questions about this design
Which size should I choose for a child who is starting out?
The 30x40 cm keeps the body and muzzle wide enough for the medium brush, and the eyes still have room for the fine brush. The 20x30 cm finishes faster but shrinks the face. Take the 50x70 cm if you want the biggest areas to fill.
Are the eyes and muzzle hard to paint?
The eyes need the fine brush and a steady hand, mostly for the white highlights inside them. The fleece, ears, basket and daisies are flat colour in medium shapes, and the white body can take another pass if a line goes wrong.
Who is this picture a good gift for?
A child who likes farm animals, or an adult who wants a simple canvas for a nursery or hallway wall. The portrait format suits a narrow space, and the 24-colour option means fewer pots to keep track of.
Which colour should I start with in paint by numbers?
For this kit, start with the green background and the floor tiles, then paint the lamb's white body in two or three thin coats. Keep the yellows of the basket and daisies for the end and check the numbers on the paper guide where the muzzle meets the flowers.
Is paint by numbers difficult?
This intermediate picture takes around 12 to 30 h depending on the size. The eyes are the only fine work, painted with the fine brush. For a first attempt, choose the 30x40 cm; the 50x70 cm turns the same drawing into larger shapes.
In the same theme
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- Theme
- Children and Beginners
- Subject
- Cute baby lamb with a basket of flowers
- Style
- Cartoon
- Orientation
- Portrait
- Dominant colours
- White, yellow, green, beige, grey
- Level
- Intermediate
- Details to paint
- Medium areas and some fine details
- Time to complete
- Around 12 to 30 h depending on the size
- Sizes
- 15x15 to 70x80 cm (12 sizes)
- Number of colours
- 24, 36 or 48 depending on the option
- Canvas
- Linen, outlines and numbers printed
- Paint
- Numbered acrylic, ready to use
- Brushes
- 3 (fine, medium, wide)
- Frame
- Rolled canvas without frame or with a wooden frame to assemble
- Dispatch
- Within 48 hours
