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- Univers : Spongebob Paint By Numbers
- 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
SpongeBob and Patrick Treasure Paint by Numbers
This SpongeBob and Patrick treasure paint by numbers puts both characters on the deck of a sunken boat, with gold coins spilling from an open chest. You paint the wreck, the fish and the glass diving helmets on a linen canvas printed with numbered outlines, at intermediate level.
- SubjectSpongeBob: SpongeBob and Patrick Star on a sunken boat with a treasure chest
- 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 : Intermediate
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.
A SpongeBob and Patrick treasure paint by numbers scene to paint yourself
SpongeBob and Patrick Star stand on the wreck of a wooden boat while an open chest spills gold coins across the deck. Both wear clear glass diving helmets, and Patrick holds a magnifying glass up to the hull. Colourful fish swim past planks crusted in barnacles, with pink and green corals along the seabed. The palette runs through blue, yellow, pink, green, brown and orange. Most areas are medium size, with the coins, the fish and the helmet rims as the small details. The square format keeps both characters centred.
Tips for painting this design
Block in the blue sea first so the wreck sits against a finished background, then paint the brown hull and its barnacles. Work the corals along the bottom edge before the characters, because their pink and green edges sit close to the fish. The gold coins need the fine brush: one coin at a time, and let the yellow and orange sit apart. Keep the helmet outlines thin so the glass stays readable. For the fish and the corals, 40x40 cm or larger gives your hand more room; the 70x80 cm version fills a bedroom wall once framed.
Sizes, colours and painting time
The design comes in 15x15 to 70x80 cm (12 sizes). You choose a kit with 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 carries the outlines and numbers for SpongeBob, Patrick, the treasure chest and the wreck.
Paint:The numbered acrylic pots hold the blue, yellow, pink, green, brown and orange shades of the design, ready to use.
Brushes:The fine, medium and wide brushes cover the face details, the corals and the large areas of sea.
Guide:The paper guide lets you check the numbers on the open chest and the diving helmets before you load a brush.
Optional:The wooden frame to assemble stretches the printed canvas of the wreck and the fish.
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 finished picture on the wall.
At 40x40 cm the finished square hangs easily above a desk in a child's bedroom. As a gift, this SpongeBob and Patrick treasure paint by numbers suits a fan of the cartoon who wants a longer project, and the frame option saves hunting for stretcher bars later. More scenes sit in our SpongeBob paint by numbers collection, and the funny paint by numbers range covers the sillier cartoon designs.
Questions about this design
Which size should I choose for this underwater scene?
The 40x40 cm canvas handles the wreck and the chest with room to spare. Go up to 50x50 cm or 70x80 cm if you want the small fish, the corals and the coin outlines easier to separate. The 15x15 cm and 15x20 cm minis squeeze the detail tight.
Are the diving helmets difficult to paint?
They are the fiddliest area on the canvas. Load the fine brush lightly and keep to the printed rim, because a thick line fills the glass in. The shapes are small, so let one dry before you paint the outline beside it.
How long does the painting take?
Around 12 to 30 hours depending on the size you pick, so a 40x40 cm canvas takes a handful of evenings. The sea goes quickly with the wide brush, while the coins, the fish and the helmet rims add the hours. Smaller sizes finish faster.
Who is this paint by numbers kit a good gift for?
It suits a fan of the cartoon. Children can paint the large blue areas with adult help, and adults get more from the coins and the helmets. Choose the frame option if the finished canvas is going on a bedroom wall.
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- Theme
- Owl and Owlet
- Subject
- Owl perched on a branch under the full moon
- Style
- Realistic
- Orientation
- Square
- Dominant colours
- Blue, brown, ochre, black, beige
- 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
