Paint by Numbers Placemats
Paint by numbers placemats come as sets with pre-printed mats, numbered designs, matching paints and brushes. Pick holiday tables, mandala and mosaic patterns, landscapes or line art, then put your finished painting on the table instead of the wall.
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Frequently Asked Questions
You’ll receive a set of pre-printed placemat canvases, acrylic paints, brushes, and easy-to-follow instructions. It’s everything you need to get started right away.
Yes! The designs are simple and fun to complete, even if you’ve never painted before. They’re a great intro project for anyone new to painting by numbers.
Yes! Once painted, they’re ready to use as-is. For extra protection, especially from spills or frequent use, you can apply a clear sealer, but it’s totally optional.
We do! You can browse our full paint by numbers collection to explore landscapes, animals, mandalas, and more.
They're made from acrylic material: smooth, flexible, and easy to paint on. The surface holds the colors well and gives your finished placemats a clean, polished look.
Paint by Numbers Placemats for a Table You Painted Yourself
Paint by numbers placemats are a small, practical art project. Each set comes with pre-printed placemats, matching paints and brushes, and the numbered design tells you exactly where each color goes. When they are dry, they go straight on the table, so you get to use your painting every day instead of just hanging it up.
Paint by Numbers Placemat Designs to Choose From
Holiday tables
Christmas 1, Christmas 2 and Day of the Dead for festive dinners.
Nature
Modern
Line Art Portrait, simple shapes for a clean, contemporary table.
Ideas for Your Placemats
Family craft night
Give everyone a placemat to paint. It is a good first project and each person ends up with their own seat at the table.
Holiday dinners
Paint a Christmas set in December and bring it out every year, or a Day of the Dead set for November.
A useful gift
A placemat set is a creative gift for someone who likes crafts but has no more wall space.
How to Get the Best Results With Painted Placemats
Thin, even coats
Two light layers look smoother than one thick one and dry faster.
Dry them flat
Leave each placemat flat until the paint is fully dry before use.
Start with patterns
Mandala and mosaic designs are relaxing and forgiving for a first set.
Wipe gently
Clean with a soft, damp cloth to keep the colors bright.
Art you actually use
A painting on the wall is lovely, but a placemat gets used at every meal. Guests notice them, and it is a nice feeling to say you painted them yourself.
A quick, low-pressure project
Placemat designs are simple, so a set is a manageable project for a weekend or a few evenings, and a relaxed introduction to paint by numbers.
More Festive Table Ideas
For the holidays, pair your placemats with our Christmas paint by numbers kits and paint by numbers Christmas cards for a fully handmade season.
