How Diamond Paintings Are Made in China
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- One of the first suppliers I worked with sent me this video of their factory. I do not work with them anymore. I make my own diamond paintings now. I am leaving the video up because of it's popularity.
Ever wondered about the process behind crafting diamond paintings? Take a peek into the meticulous world where skilled factory workers meticulously design, create, prepare, and pack each product with utmost care. This attention to detail ensures a masterpiece for you to relish. Witnessing this intricate process reveals why the journey from placing your order for a custom painting to its arrival can span a month or more. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
i would love a job there, oh so satisfying, 😀
They do so much by hand.
I had a job like this (my very first job) when I was really young and it was one of the most enjoyable, least stressful jobs I've ever had. There of course were quotas we had to meet for pieces produced, but as long as you kept moving, it wasn't hard to do, and it was fun to compete with ourselves to see who could find a way to do it faster and still be accurate or try to beat your own record. My coworkers and I worked hard and laughed a lot.
I just finished my first one. 😊 It brightens up my desk with how colorful and sparkly it is! And then a few canvasses went on sale, so, I bought just a few more. 😅 I'm starting with the small ones that I bought before I move on the bigger, more detailed ones. 😊
That is a great plan.
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The LOVE diamond art is currently hung up in my house bc my dad did it a few months ago
I hope he enjoyed it. That painting cannot be replaced.
I am addicted to diamond art canvas you should be proud of making these diamond art canvas thank you for sharing your video I shall enjoy making them up Keep up the good work I love your designs theres alot to choose from I like watching you making up diamond art canvas you are doing a great job keep up the good work
This is the factory in China were my diamond paintings are made. I asked for a video to share.
Wow! I enjoyed seeing the process. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! This is the very factory where my diamond paintings are made for A Homespun Hobby.
Fascinating video. Thank you. ❤
Glad you enjoyed it. It is fascinating. I make diamond paintings here in America now. I only source the drills and accessories from China.
Okay.... I had wondered if thecadhesove part of the painting came out like that at print... or of "making it sticky" was part of a process after print. ... That spatulawork with the glue pour... o.O
That is quite a process.
wow, I have been wanting to know how. Thank You
I'm glad you found it interesting. Thanks for watching.
Very hands on.
Yes, it is. Thanks for watching
Wow that’s amazing. Thank you for sharing 💖👍
Thanks for watching! I wonder how much those printers cost.
Como comprar ?
Wow that’s pretty amazing..
It really is!
It's a beautiful addiction .
The results are beautiful.
Awsome love it
Thanks. This video is from a manufacturer that I no longer have a working relationship with.
@@AHomespunHobby still great to watch the process.
That was fascinating! It would be cool to work there. 💙 Subscribing to your channel because you showed that. 👏👏👏
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching. When I first started my diamond painting company, I asked if the factory I used had a video and I was sent this one. I feel it explains a lot and helps people understand what goes into making a diamond painting, why there is glue around the outer edge of the paintings, and why the canvases are not cut straight sometimes. This particular factory stopped working with me because I asked them to edit the renderings of my diamond paintings to make corrections. I still laugh about this. Now, I make diamond paintings here in the USA. I don't have a factory though. I'm a small company.
@@AHomespunHobby thanks again.
@@AHomespunHobby you are welcome
So interesting.
Thank you
Glad you think so! Such a process.
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
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Hello. Thank you for watching. Yes, this is at a factory. I make my diamond paintings myself now. Please watch some of my other videos to see how I do it.
wow, l want to work their :)
I'd fall in love with all the colors of drills.
This is very interesting.:-):-DWow!!!
Thank you for watching.
whats the glue they use?
Hi. I'm sorry, I don't know. The factory is in China.
I would like to know as well
What is the name of the device? And the name of its program?
I'm sorry, I don't know what you are asking.
I have considered taking my original art and having it made into diamond paintings but I just worry about sending my art to China and it being stolen. Paranoid I know but it is something to think about.
You are not paranoid. It happens all the time. I make my own diamond paintings and outsouce the printing in the US. Message me thought my facebook page. Look for my other videos and you'll see how I rendered the images.
Cómo se llama el pegamento que usan?
Hello, I no longer work with the supplier of this video. I make my own diamond paintings now. I'm not sure what glue the manufactuerer used. I use Super Tack now.
HOLY CRAP
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What company is this? I'd like to order some from them
Hi Sarah, I am A Homespun Hobby. ahomespunhobby.com/
I have free shipping of the collection "USA Stock Available Right Now". Offer ends 6/24/21.
This is a video of a factory that I used in China. I asked them to send a video and they did.
Can I order it from Pakistan
Yes, that is okay. Thank you for watching.
@@AHomespunHobby
can you give me details
@@nimo4684 What details do you need? My website is www.ahomespunhobby.com and I would not know shipping details until you place an order.