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Michael Jordan

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Golf Player

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Cyclist

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Lionel Messi

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Basketball on Fire

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Hockey Paint by Numbers – Ice Hockey Player

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Formula 1 Racing Car

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Baseball Color Burst

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American Football Player

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Ballerinas

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Little Ballerina - Paint by Numbers

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Color Dot Ballerina

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Passion of Flamenco

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What do you get in our paint by number kits?

Our paint by number kits include everything you need to create beautiful artwork. Each kit comes with a pre-printed numbered linen canvas, making it easy to follow along. You'll receive a set of acrylic paints, perfectly matched to your canvas. The set of 3 paintbrushes includes different sizes for various details in your painting.

If you need more supplies, an extra paint set is available as an option. For a complete finish, you can choose an optional DIY wooden frame. These kits are designed to bring out your inner artist, providing all the tools you need to create a stunning piece of art. Enjoy the process and see your creativity come to life with our paint by number kits.

Most-Loved Collections

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Patriotic & American Paint by Numbers

Relax Mode

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Poppy Paint by Numbers

Unique Style

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Christmas Paint by Numbers

Creative Flow

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Patriotic & American Paint by Numbers

Calm Focus

FAQs

Please read our full FAQs page to find out more.

Are action sports scenes harder than paintings of sports equipment?

Action scenes are generally more detailed because moving players, crowds, uniforms, and equipment create many small sections. A single ball, glove, bicycle, or other object is usually simpler.

Which details demand the most precision in sports paint by numbers?

Jersey borders, field markings, rackets, wheels, and other geometric details show overlaps immediately. A small brush and fully dry adjacent colors give cleaner edges.

What should I focus on first in a sports portrait?

Identify the athlete or object that defines the scene and complete its key pose, face, or equipment first. Crowd and background sections can follow once the focal subject is established.