Masha and the Bear Diamond Painting

Our Masha and the Bear diamond painting kits turn the show's best-loved scenes into sparkling pictures for children, parents and grandparents. Choose from 19 designs, including berry picking, a snowy sledding hill, a tea picnic and a night fireworks show. Each kit comes with a printed adhesive canvas, drills, pen, wax and tray, so you can start placing drills as soon as the box is open.

Choosing your Masha and the Bear diamond painting kit

Masha and the Bear designs suit parents and children working side by side, and also adults who want a relaxed project with friendly characters. The large areas of color fill quickly, which keeps younger crafters motivated. Solo crafters from around age 8 can handle them too. Once finished, the picture adds a cheerful touch to a bedroom, a playroom or a reading corner.

What comes in each kit

Every kit includes the printed adhesive canvas with symbols, numbered bags of drills, the applicator pen, wax and a tray. You choose the size and the drill shape, round or square, on the product page. Nothing else is needed to begin, apart from a flat, well-lit surface.

Round or square drills

Round drills are easier to pick up and place, and they give a soft, sparkly texture. They work well for a first project or for children who are learning. Square drills sit edge to edge and leave very little canvas showing, which gives a sharper, more mosaic-like finish. If you like clean outlines on characters such as Masha and the Bear, square drills show them off nicely.

Scenes by season

The collection follows the year in the forest. For spring and summer, look at Masha and the Bear Dancing on a Flower Meadow, Fishing on a Sunny Lake, Tea Time Picnic and Garden Vegetables. For autumn, Playing in Autumn Leaves and Picking Berries in the Woods bring warm tones. Winter fans can choose Building a Snowman, Sledding Down a Snowy Hill, Playing Hockey on Ice or Decorating a Christmas Tree. If you want a gift for the holidays, the Christmas tree design is an easy pick, and our Christmas diamond painting range has more seasonal ideas.

Quiet moments and evening scenes

Some designs have a calmer mood. Reading by the Fireplace with Masha and the Bear, Masha Hugging the Bear Under Starry Sky and Watching Night Fireworks use darker backgrounds with bright details. They look striking once the drills catch the light. Masha Painting the Bear on an Easel and Flying a Kite suit anyone who likes playful, story-like pictures.

Home and garden scenes

Several designs show everyday life around the Bear's house. Masha and the Bear at the Forest House, Cooking Porridge and Tree Swing are good choices if you like a scene with a clear story. Forest Friends adds the animals that live nearby, which gives you more small details to work on. These pictures look at home in a kitchen, a hallway or a child's room.

How to choose the right size

A smaller canvas is a good choice for a first kit or for a child, since it can be finished in a few sittings. A larger canvas takes longer and gives you more room for fine detail, such as the trees of the Forest Friends scene or the lights on the Christmas tree. Check the dimensions on each product page and compare them with the wall space you have in mind before ordering.

Working with children

Let younger crafters handle the pen and the tray while you help with sorting the bags. Work in small sections: peel back part of the protective film, place the drills, then move on. Short sessions work better than long ones, and the bright areas of Masha's dress or the Bear's fur make good starting points.

Setting up your workspace

Choose a table with good light and enough room for the canvas, the tray and the bags. Roll the canvas flat before you start, and keep the film over the sections you are not working on so the adhesive stays clean. Pour a small amount of one color into the tray at a time. A shared table works well for families, since two people can work on different corners of the same picture.

Tips for neat results

Dip the pen tip in wax before picking up each drill so it holds firmly. Keep drills in straight rows and press each one gently into the canvas. When a section is done, press the surface flat with a clean book to help the drills stay in place. Store unused drills in their numbered bags so the colors never mix.

Displaying the finished picture

When the last drill is in place, press the whole surface flat once more and check for any gaps. You can hang the picture as it is or put it in a frame that matches the size you ordered. A finished Masha and the Bear canvas looks good above a desk, beside a bed or in a play area, and children enjoy seeing their own work on the wall.

Gift ideas

These kits make easy gifts for a child who loves the show and for a parent who wants an activity to share. Pick a scene that matches the season or the person: the fishing and kite designs for outdoor fans, the tea picnic for a quiet afternoon, or the easel scene for a young artist. Because every kit is complete, the recipient can start straight away.

Related collections

If your family enjoys cartoon characters, browse our cartoon diamond painting kits for more animated favorites. Fans of woodland animals can also look at our bear diamond painting kits, which feature bears in a range of styles and settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Masha and the Bear diamond painting kits good for beginners?

Yes. The designs have large areas of color and clear outlines, so placing the drills is straightforward. Choose a smaller size and round drills for a first kit. Round drills are easier to pick up, and a smaller canvas can be finished in a few sessions.

What age is a Masha and the Bear kit suitable for?

Children from around age 8 can make these kits on their own. Younger children can join in with a parent, who helps with the pen and the numbered bags. The large color areas keep the work satisfying for everyone.

What is included in the kit?

Each kit includes a printed adhesive canvas with symbols, numbered bags of drills, an applicator pen, wax and a tray. You select the size and the drill shape, round or square, on the product page before ordering.

Should I choose round or square drills?

Round drills are simpler to handle and suit beginners and children. Square drills fit tightly together and give a sharper finish with less canvas showing. Both shapes work on every Masha and the Bear design, so pick the look you prefer.

Which Masha and the Bear design is best for a gift?

Seasonal scenes make easy gifts. Decorating a Christmas Tree suits the holidays, while Building a Snowman or Playing in Autumn Leaves fits the time of year. For a calm, cozy picture, Reading by the Fireplace is a good choice.