Are Mini Paint by Numbers Sets Worth Buying?

I usually don't have enough free time to work on a full-size paint by numbers canvas, so I started looking for something I could finish over a few evenings instead of several weeks. While browsing, I found the mini collections at miniature paint by numbers kits and the idea immediately caught my attention. Instead of one large picture, you get several smaller paintings, which feels less intimidating and easier to fit into a busy schedule. I haven't ordered one yet, though. Has anyone here tried these mini sets? Do they still feel satisfying to complete, or do you end up wishing you had chosen a larger canvas? The collection includes several themed mini sets designed as groups of smaller paintings.

I actually bought a mini set a couple of months ago for a completely different reason. My wife and I wanted something relaxing to do after work, but neither of us wanted to commit to one huge painting that would sit on the table for weeks miniature paint by numbers kits. The smaller canvases turned out to be perfect because we could each paint one while watching a movie, finish it in a couple of evenings, and then move on to the next design. It also felt much more motivating because you regularly get the feeling of completing something instead of staring at a half-finished canvas forever. Since then we've kept the finished mini paintings together in a small frame collage, and they look much better on the wall than we expected.

This thread reminded me that hobbies don't always need to become long-term projects to be enjoyable. Sometimes people avoid creative activities simply because they assume they'll need a lot of time or a dedicated workspace. Smaller versions seem like a nice middle ground—you still get the relaxing part of painting without feeling like you've signed up for a month-long commitment. It's interesting how many craft products are now adapting to the way people actually live, where finding an uninterrupted afternoon can be harder than the hobby itself.