Diamond Painting Tray Set with Lid and Tweezers

The trouble with a tray of sorted drills is that it commits you. Once they are poured and face-up you are not really free to stop, because stopping means either finishing the section or tipping the lot back.

This one has a lid. It snaps down over the sorted drills, so you can walk away mid-row and come back to everything exactly where you left it, which also demotes a cat landing on the table from catastrophe to nuisance. The bed is wide and grooved, so a gentle shake turns the drills face-up in seconds, and the snap-on easy-pour spout funnels the leftovers back into their packet without the usual scatter across the table.

Two corner compartments hold the wax pad and the strays you pick back out, which sounds minor until you count how much of a session is spent putting small things down somewhere.

The details

• Tray 5.52 x 2.96 x 0.67 in (14 x 7.5 x 1.7 cm)
• Grooved drill bed with two corner compartments
• Snap-on easy-pour spout
• Fitted lid with geometric pattern
• Curved tweezers
• 2 lidded drill storage cups
• Mini funnel set for refilling packets
• Assorted colors

Straight talk

Colors are assorted, so you get what ships rather than a shade you choose. No kit, no drills, no canvas: this is tools only. The tray holds one color at a time comfortably, so it replaces the tray that came in your kit rather than becoming a sorting station. Wipe it clean instead of soaking it, and let the lid dry fully before you snap it back down over drills.

The section can wait. That is the whole feature.