An Absolute Beginner's Guide to Diamond Painting - Part 1

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As requested by my mom (hi mom!), here is an absolute Beginner's guide to diamond painting.

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[tabikat]

You are the Bob Ross of diamond painting. So relaxing.

[ngpickles]

I’m a 23 year old girl and because of quarantine I’ve gotten into diamond painting. I AM HOOKED. I found my old lady hobby. Love your channel!! Your tips have helped me ❤️

[svgstarlight]

i came here to learn how to diamond paint, not fall asleep ! that’s a compliment by the way haha. your voice is so soothing 😍✨

[MikiSunshine]

You did a great job teaching someone how to diamond paint when they have absolutely no idea what it is. Good work!

[Jess-sere]

your voice is so nice to listen to i could almost fall asleep to it haha

[starscapesss]

i can't get over how this whole thing was just so satisfying to watch along with you speaking. it was so funny when you purposefully misplaced the gems for demonstration. the little "uh oh, i've messed up" was literally the most sincere way i've ever heard a person confront an accident they made.

[reyaghelani]

me binge watching diamond painting videos because mine is coming in a week

[iancampbell]

Rachael that was fantastic and such a relaxing voice, I am 82 and just starting my first picture of two Tawny Owls.

[bre]

You sound like a narrator for children’s books

[TamiWinbushAuthor]

I was looking, and looking, and looking for an absolute beginner guide to diamond painting and FINALLY found this. THANK YOU so much for this tutorial. I had no idea how to use the multi tool and you actually showed it. Yay.

[LanaMariee]

This is ASMR and I’m obsessed. I haven’t been able to relax in the past week and this shut off my brain for 14 minutes. Thank you

[zensbleexperience]

I agree your voice is very soothing 😌✨ great instructions of course I subscribed

[mompom]

LOL I'm an old lady who just discovered a young new hobby! I like to sew and crochet, (and I adopted a sweet little girl 5 years ago who also likes crafts .. and I digress like a sweet little old lady tends to do) and we were walking through Hobby Lobby this last Christmas. It also being my birthday, she said, "I see what I want to get you for your birthday!" I LOVE sloths and she saw a diamond art painting of a ... sloth! I didn't want to disappoint so I put it in the cart... and I've been watching beginner videos ever since. You have taken away my apprehension and want me to dive right in! I can't wait to see her face when I show her my first completed sloth diamond art :)

[woodywoodpecker]

Thank you so much for the video. Found it very informative & your soothing, sensual voice was a pleasure to listen to. Kind of reminded me of the old Bob Ross painting shows. Thanks again.

[Sarahpurple]

I've found that I find more enjoyment in doing diamond art of things that are important to me than doing it at random; I bought a custom-made picture of my parents two dogs, both of whom have since passed over the rainbow bridge, and I'm doing it for them as a shared Christmas painting.

[David-jcw]

I’ve been wanting to do this since i saw one a year ago ! Just order a pack deal ! This video convinced me

[sheilahumphrey-morris]

I have been wanting to do this for over two years. I love cross stitch, and needlepoint. This looks very satisfying and calming.

[itaacesar]

Didn’t know this existed but it was such a calming video

[cocacolafiesta]

So glad you are speaking to a newbie. I have watched many videos of new crafts I get into and their "beginner" videos make a lot of assumptions that the beginner already knows the subject…WRONG! When someone teaches something to a beginner then they need to do so by beginning at the ground level. My english instructor had us write a paper where a computer needed to be explained to Samoans living in a village during the 1920’s (Margaret Mead visited there at the time). That was difficult but doable. That lesson may have been my only takeaway from college to teach others, lol! You have made that clear in your teaching so thank you very much as I am just beginning this journey.😊

[KellyfromMemphisDD]

This does indeed seem very relaxing...never know this was a thing. Instead of making little Xs from thread as in crossstitch...but with shine! Great video!