Pick up where you left off — and watch the grid fill in.
Add drills to a canvas in progress. Every logged day feeds your streak and finish date.
Track multi-canvas collections and where each kit came from — how many panels done, how many to go.
Every DMC number you own, and exactly what a canvas still needs.
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Canvases are your projects. Each one tracks its drill count, the canvas size and kit type, the shop it's from, tags, and the DMC numbers it calls for. Add one from Canvases → New canvas, or the ＋ on any lane.
Log drills from the Studio tab — pick a canvas and tap your quick-log buttons, or type a custom count. Every logged day builds your drill-a-day streak and sharpens the Finish Line date.
Drills holds your whole stash by DMC number. On any canvas, Drill Match splits the canvas's colours into what you own and what you still need, and builds a copy-ready shopping list.
Shelved is for canvases you've set aside — kept for the record, out of your active count. Queue is kitted-up canvases waiting their turn.
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Drill — the small resin "diamond" pressed onto a printed dot to fill a canvas, one colour code at a time.
Full drill vs. partial drill — a full-drill canvas is covered edge to edge in resin gems; a partial-drill canvas leaves some of the printed design unbuilt for contrast or shading.
Round vs. square drill — round drills are faster and more forgiving with small gaps; square drills tile edge-to-edge for a smoother, gap-free finish but take a steadier hand.
AB (Aurora Borealis) — a drill with an iridescent, colour-shifting finish used as an accent alongside the regular matte drills.
Collection — a themed multi-canvas set (an advent calendar, a four-seasons trio) released or completed as numbered parts.
Shelved — a canvas set aside indefinitely. Kept for the record, but off your active count. Some painters call this pile their "stash of shame" — no judgment here.
DMC number — the standard reference code most drill colours are matched to (e.g. DMC 310 is black), so any kit and any shop mean the same shade.