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Together in the Pines

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$64.99 $99.98 In stock

Category: Date Night Painting Kit

Cozy up and create something beautiful together. Together in the Pines is a romantic winter diptych where each of you paints one half of a snowy mountain scene. When placed side by side, your canvases come together to reveal two chairs surrounded by pine trees and peaceful peaks.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hazel D. ★★★★★

My wife and I cleared a snowy Friday evening for this kit, and the way our two halves clicked together into one full mountain view genuinely made us both smile. The canvases are already primed and the paints are thick enough that neither of us felt clumsy even on the first pass. We’re hanging ours i

Grace D. ★★★★★

The split-canvas idea is so clever — we each worked on our own mountain half, and the rush when we fit them side by side and the snowy scene lined up perfectly was honestly better than any date night app. The paint coverage was solid enough that we didn't need a second coat, which kept the whole thi

Timothy R. ★★★★★

We finished our halves in one cozy evening, and the moment we pushed the two canvases together the snowy peaks lined up perfectly—it actually felt like we'd made one complete landscape. The paint covered well in a single coat, which kept things relaxed instead of stressful.