Paint by Numbers Wood Slice Kits

Paint by Numbers on Wood with Figured'Art Wood Slice Kits

Figured'Art paint by numbers wood slice kits turn the familiar numbered-painting process into distinctive round wooden artwork. Instead of working on a conventional canvas, each design is printed as numbered sections directly onto a 30cm wooden surface, ready for you to match each area with its corresponding acrylic paint colour.

The wood slice format is a great choice when you enjoy paint by numbers but want something visually different from a rectangular canvas. Its rigid circular shape gives the finished picture the appearance of a decorative wooden plaque, with the completed artwork ready to become part of a wall display. Designs and difficulty levels vary across the range, so you can choose the artwork that most appeals to you.

What You Get & How Paint by Numbers Works

Across the range, the kits include a pre-numbered 30cm round wooden painting surface, numbered acrylic paint colours, painting brushes and a reference picture to help guide the finished design.

  1. Follow the numbered design: use the markings on the wooden surface and the reference picture to see how the artwork develops.
  2. Match the colours: find the acrylic paint pot with the same number as the section you want to paint.
  3. Paint each area: use the supplied brushes to fill the numbered sections with their matching colours.
  4. Build the picture section by section: continue through the numbered areas until the complete round wood-slice artwork is revealed.

Painting directly onto wood gives these kits a different character from standard paint by numbers canvases while keeping the same easy-to-follow numbered method. There is no need to sketch the picture yourself or decide where individual colours should go. Simply work through the design at your own pace and watch the image become clearer as more sections are completed.

See a Paint by Numbers Wood Slice Kit in Action

Watch this short demonstration to see how the numbered wooden design, matching paint colours and brushes come together during the painting process.

Note: Artwork, paint colours and difficulty vary by design. Check the individual kit for its specific design and difficulty level.