The Governor's Party
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33" x 22″ (84cm x 56cm)
73,704 Diamonds
Aurora Borealis diamonds
Inspired by the Northern Lights
Aurora Borealis (AB) diamonds have an iridescent coating that reflects a shifting glow of color, bringing extra radiance to selected areas of your painting.
- Premium Velvet Tarpaulin Patented Canvas
- Perforated Clear Film
- Superior Quality Diamonds
- Twist & Pick Applicator with Wax and Multiplacers
- Stackable Tray with Lid and Stopper
- Inventory Sheet with Pre-Cut Sticker Labels
- 15 Resealable Baggies
Bundle into your warmest cloak and join the carriages rolling toward the governor's mansion in colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, where wreaths glow gold against red brick and lantern light glitters over fresh snow. This Chuck Pinson Colonial Williamsburg diamond painting kit captures the historic governor's palace at dusk in 50 shimmering shades, from the frosted branches overhead to the crimson coats of arriving guests.
Chuck Pinson built this scene from the real governor's mansion in Williamsburg, once the capital of colonial Virginia, imagining what a snowy evening might have felt like waiting on an invitation to the party inside. The 33" x 22" canvas holds 73,704 Square drills across 50 rich colors, including 2 AB special drills that catch the light like true frost, giving advanced crafters plenty of detail to lose themselves in. Artwork by Chuck Pinson.
Canvas Size: 33" x 22" (84cm x 56cm)
Diamonds: 73,704 across 50 colors
Drill Shape: Square - crisp tiled finish for clean detail
Special Drills: 2 AB for added sparkle and shimmer
Coverage: Full drill - complete diamond coverage
Difficulty: Advanced - dense, detailed palette
Estimated Time: 50 to 95 hours (varies by pace)
Materials: Velvet-coated canvas and faceted resin drills
Artwork by: Chuck Pinson
Every kit comes with free Oops Insurance and a 30-day return window. Ready to hang your own candlelit Williamsburg Christmas on the wall this winter?
Full drill canvas
Full drill canvases are the best way to capture the brilliance and beauty of the original artwork. As these paintings are created by placing diamonds on every inch of the entire rendering, full drill canvases are perfect for those who want to dazzle others with radiant sparkle.
Customer Reviews
- ACAllie C.Verified BuyerMy Diamond Painting Experience Expert1 week agoMy Diamond Painting Experience ExpertRated 5 out of 5 starsChristmas
Forgot to review this one when I did it last winter. Looked great during the holiday season.
Was this helpful? - MHMelissa H.Verified BuyerMy Diamond Painting Experience Expert1 month agoMy Diamond Painting Experience ExpertRated 3 out of 5 starsDrill quality was not good
This was my first DAC painting and was so excited since Williamsburg is my happy place. From the very beginning, it has been nothing but a pain. The drills are terrible. I have never worked on a canvas so long and gotten so annoyed that I literally had to put it away for a few months and pull it back out. Restarting it has not been enjoyable. I am fighting through it since it was expensive and I don't want it to be wasted. This has made me very nervous to even start a 2nd DAC canvas. Hopefully the next one will be better.
Was this helpful? - BBrendaVerified Buyer4 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsTurned out beautiful
This turned out beautiful. I have visited Colonial Williamsburg several times. This brings back lots of wonderful memories.
Was this helpful? - SVSeth V.Verified Buyer4 months agoRated 5 out of 5 starsReally Prett
Remind me of those historical old buildings. Really fun to do with all the purple.
Was this helpful? - MJMichele J.Verified BuyerMy Diamond Painting Experience Intermediate5 months agoMy Diamond Painting Experience IntermediateRated 5 out of 5 starsBeautiful
I really enjoyed working with this kit. I love Williamsburg and this was my favorite site. I am very pleased with the finished canvas.
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