Everything in the box
Open it tonight — nothing else to buy.

Find the number. Fill the shape.
Every zone has a number. Every pot matches one.
Six designs — start with the one that pulls you.
Number 7 gets paint 7. The canvas decides.
Done in an evening or two — straight on the wall.

Six little proofs of your evenings
On the wall — not in a drawer.


Paint one each, line them up, or gift the box. It waits — without notifications.
Six small canvases beat one big one
Finishing is the whole trick.
Small gesture
Find the number, fill the shape. No blank page, no decisions.
Small win
Every finished canvas goes up — six little proofs of your evenings.
One more
One more zone, one more canvas. The same pull as the feed — reversed.
Painted by people just like you
Tag @cutyourphone when your six go up on the wall — our favourite feed to scroll.






*Customer photos shared with permission.
What people do with their six canvases

Bought it for my 12-year-old after another iPad standoff. Two canvases done the first weekend — not one ask for the screen while the brush was out.

Six little paintings instead of one giant one is genius. You actually FINISH one in an evening, and finishing makes you start the next. I did the whole set in a fortnight.

Gift for my sister. She sent me a photo of all six framed on her kitchen wall a month later — she never finishes anything, so that photo says it all.

I do one canvas, my husband does another. Two brushes, one teapot, zero phones on the table. The paints are numbered and pre-matched so there's no faff at all.

Solid quality — proper little pots, decent brushes. One star off because my canvases arrived rolled quite tight; a night under a stack of books sorted them flat.

It's the first craft thing I've bought that didn't end up in a cupboard. The little canvases are weirdly moreish — “one more zone” and suddenly it's 10pm and I feel fine.
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