Diamond Painting Profit Formular

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Diamond Painting Profit Formula

Diamond Painting Profit Formula

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For the diamond painter who loves making her pieces and wants them to find a good home

New eBook Shows You How To Sell Your Diamond Painting Before You Start Making It

New eBook Shows You How to Sell Your Diamond Painting Before You Start Making It

Without Painting First and Hoping

Keep It Relaxing, and Give Your Finished Pieces a Good Home

What is the Diamond Painting Profit Formula?

What is the
Diamond Painting
Profit Formula?

Got finished diamond paintings piling up?

Here's how to turn your phone photos into designs someone wants to buy.


Tur
n any photo from your phone into a one-of-a-kind design.
You know it's wanted before you paint a single diamond.

Three steps, all done at your own table. Design it from your photo with a ready-made prompt, show it with no price, then paint it once someone asks.
Show it with no price, no face and no chasing. Paint it once someone asks for it.

Keep the calm evenings at your table, and paint with a clear plan for every piece you make. This is The Diamond Painting Profit Formula.

Stop painting first and hoping someone wants it.
Here's the order that works instead

Stop painting first and hoping someone wants it. Here's the order that works instead

Before we created The Diamond Painting Profit Formula,
we saw diamond painters struggling with their finished pieces stacking up in the spare room for years,
close to giving up on them ever going anywhere.

They were working the way most diamond painters are taught to: finish a kit they loved, show it to everyone, and hope someone would want it.

They got into a paint-first, hope-later habit no one ever signed up for.

Which led us to question everything and eventually turn the usual way of selling upside down, breaking a few of its rules and leaving the old ways behind.

We got stuck the same way for years. So we built a different order: design from a photo, show it to people you know, then paint. That's what this eBook walks you through.

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The Pieces In Your Cupboard Were Made To Be Seen.
Here's How To Show Them

You finished them.
You loved them.
Now they're stacked in a cupboard, and you've wondered whether anyone else would want one. Maybe someone has already told you to sell them.
Part of you lit up. The other part didn't know where to start.

Nothing was ever wrong with your work.

Type the name of your last kit into Amazon or eBay, and there it is, in a box, for twelve to thirty dollars. Anyone looking at your finished piece can find that in four seconds, and the box wins.

Here's the whole problem in one line:
Anywhere the buyer can compare your work to something cheaper, you lose.

That’s a fact about the design, not about you.

So the ebook starts where there’s nothing to compare:
a photo of the harbor down the road, or of someone’s dog.

You paste one of ten ready prompts into a free AI tool like ChatGPT, and in about a minute your photo comes back as a stained-glass window, a vintage poster or a winter scene, a design that exists nowhere else.

You show it with no price and no pitch, and because no one else can make it for them, people ask, and you take the money before you order the canvas.

Only then do the drills come out, at your own table, on the same calm evenings.

And somewhere along the way you send a photo of someone’s dog, half finished.

Then comes the moment someone sees their own dog, half finished, in drills.

None of that needs a better kit or more evenings.
Same work, different order: shown and paid for first, painted after.

Your Photo, A Design No One Else Has, In About Ten Minutes

You don’t need to draw anything.
You need a photo, a free account with ChatGPT or Gemini,
and the ten prompts in Bonus Four. The photo can be yours, or one someone gives you of their dog.

Add your photo, paste one prompt, and wait about a minute.

What comes back is the photo as a painting style you choose:

✅ A stained-glass window: bold outlines and flat color, almost what drills already are


✅ A vintage travel poster, a classic oil painting, folk art or a soft impressionist painting


✅ The same place in snow: a Christmas piece from a photo taken in July


✅ A golden evening version. Or one made for partial drilling, where the subject stands out and the background stays calm.

The prompts already keep the design easy to drill.
If a result comes back too busy or too flat, two rescue prompts fix it.

The starting photo could be anyone's. The design that comes out of it is yours.

Your version of it, in a style you picked.
No one else in the world has it.

See the process, one pice at a time

See the process,

one pice at a time

The piece you were going to keep in the cupboard, now ready to sell.

From kit to finished piece,
the way you'll make it.

The moment it stops being a hobby piece and
starts being something you can sell.

The moment it stops being a hobby piece and starts being something
you can sell.

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The One-of-One Method, in four moves

Four decisions you make at the kitchen table, before you place a single drill.

One. Make the piece that can’t be looked up.

A kit design is printed on thousands of canvases.
The person looking at yours finds it in four seconds.

Somebody’s own spaniel. Their mother.


The cottage they grew up in. You send their photograph
off, and what comes back didn’t exist until they asked for it.

Nothing to compare it to. That’s the entire reason
the rest of this works.

Two. Get paid before the drills come out.

You agree the piece first. One sentence,
said the way a florist would say it, written out
word for word in Chapter Six.

The piece is sold before it exists.
No more thirty evenings on something no one ordered.
And you never buy a canvas for a painting
that hasn’t sold.

The canvas takes weeks to arrive, so you order it in week one
and sell what’s in the cupboard while you wait.
By the time it lands, you’ve had your first sale.

Three. Drill about a third of it.

You don’t have to fill the whole canvas.
A piece where only part of it sparkles looks better
than one where all of it does.

Forty by fifty, fully drilled, is thirty hours.
A third covered is ten. Same canvas, same frame,
same price. Ten hours instead of thirty.

Across a year that’s the difference between ten finished pieces
and thirty, without one extra evening.

One condition, and it’s the hinge of the whole book:
the design has to be yours. Leave a bought kit
two thirds bare and it looks unfinished,
because that canvas was printed to be covered.
Your own photograph has no symbols underneath.

Move one and move three aren’t two ideas. They’re one.

Four. You keep the evening. Somebody else gets the painting.

Every woman in this hobby paints for herself.
The evenings are lovely, and then it’s finished
and there’s nowhere for it to go.

Change one thing. Not the evening, not the tray,
not the calm.

Change who it’s for.

A woman two streets over lost her spaniel
in the spring.

A man who grew up by the harbor has almost nothing
on his walls.

A daughter would like the cottage
her mother grew up in,
and the cottage isn’t standing anymore.

Not one of them wants a diamond painting.
They want that dog, that harbor, that cottage, framed,
on the wall of the room
where they sit every evening.

So three things land at once.

You keep the hour, and still get up from it relaxed.
Somebody else ends up happy,
and it stays on their wall. And you get paid,

agreed and sold before you open the box.

You don’t trade any one of those for the others.

And you already own everything this needs

Look at what’s in the room with you right now.

The tub of drills you couldn’t use on the last
kit, the one you can’t throw away.

The pen. The tray. The wax.

The light pad you bought last time.

The finished pieces themselves, in a cupboard,
or still rolled in the tube they arrived in.

The skill. You have sat and finished pieces that most people would give up
on by the second evening.
That’s the part that usually takes a year, and you did it for fun.

A phone with a camera in it.

And somewhere between fifty and two hundred people
who already know your name.

That’s the whole list. Nothing in this ebook asks
you to buy equipment you don’t have,
learn a craft you can’t already do,
or turn into somebody you’re not.

The first evening costs about ten dollars,
and the ten dollars is for blanks.
Not for you learning anything.

You are not starting. You are pointing what you already
have somewhere new.

Here’s Each Step, The Way

It Looks At Your Own Table

If you can send a photo in a text message, you can make your own design in three short steps.
All it takes is your phone, the free ChatGPT
app, and one photo.
No drawing, no website, no showing your face.

Step 1: Design it (about a minute)

Pick a photo you took yourself,
like the harbor down the road or your dog asleep on the back step.

Open the free ChatGPT app, tap the paperclip, choose the photo, then paste one of the ten ready-written prompts from the ebook and press send.

About a minute later your photo comes back as a stained-glass window.
Or a vintage poster, an oil painting, the same harbor in snow.

You didn't draw a line.
The photo was only the starting point,
and the design that comes out is yours.

It’s your version of it.

Each prompt already tells the AI how to make the design easy to drill,
so there's nothing for you to add.
Save the picture to your phone, and the design is done.

New to ChatGPT? Before Step 1, download the free app and sign in with your email. No card needed. The free version has a daily limit, so if you reach it, pick it up again the next day.

Step 2: Design it (and get paid before you order the canvas)

Post the design on your own Facebook or Instagram,
the way you’d post anything you’ve made.
No price, no pitch, no “message me.”

Only the picture, and maybe a line about where it is.
One post every couple of weeks is plenty.

The people who see it know you: family, neighbors, friends from church. And only you can make this piece.
So when a comment or a message says,
“I love that. Do you ever sell these?”, that question is the sale.

On a small piece, all of it. On a bigger one, a third up front.
And you don’t have to find the words, because the ebook writes them out:

“Lovely. That’s forty-five. Please send it over, and I’ll order the canvas this week.”

“Lovely. So it’s a hundred eighty all in.
I take sixty up front to cover getting the canvas made,
and the rest when it’s finished. Shall I get it ordered?”

No apology in it, no long explanation.
It’s exactly how a florist or a framer would say it,
because it’s exactly the same arrangement.

They pay you in cash or by bank transfer, before the canvas goes in the order.

Then you order the canvas: upload the design to a company
that makes custom diamond painting kits,
pick the size, and a few weeks later it arrives with the drills to match.

After that, every canvas is paid for before you order it.

Not everyone you show will ask, and that’s normal.
If a month goes by without an order, the ebook’s four-week plan tells you what to check.

Step 3: Paint it, one quiet hour at a time

This is the part you know by heart.
Same tray, same lamp, same quiet hour.


You don't fill the whole canvas.
You drill the dog, or the boat, and leave the background quiet.
Halfway through, send them a photo of it.

When it's done, it goes out in tissue paper
with a handwritten card and their name on the front.

Every prompt and every sentence is written out for you,
so you won't have to work any of it out alone.

So why would someone ask for a piece made from your photo,
when the finished kits are still in the cupboard?

Here’s
What This Means
for You

and Your Diamond Paintings...

Here's what that looks like in practice.

A handmade piece sells when the buyer
can't find the same thing cheaper anywhere else.

Most diamond painters finish a piece and
then wonder who would ever pay for it.

That’s why we developed The Diamond Painting Profit Formula
model to allow you to make a piece from your own photo that exists nowhere else,
with
with ten AI prompts doing the design work,
and the price agreed before the canvas is ordered.

And that's how you turn your evenings at the table into a piece someone wants on their wall,
with the sale agreed before the drills come out.

How far you take it is up to you.

…Here are a few things you can check for yourself,

tonight, on your own phone, before you spend anything on

The Diamond Painting Profit Formula:

Here’s a Few Things You Can Check Yourself, Tonight…

1. Type the name of your last kit into Amazon or eBay.
Count the sellers and note the prices,
so you can see what the market is already charging.


2. Scroll through the photos on your phone.
Find one of a place or a pet that someone you know would love to have on their wall.

3. Open the comments on your last post in a diamond painting group.
Count how many came from people who make diamond paintings themselves.

4. Pick a photo on your phone of somewhere you love.
Hold it at arm’s length and half close your eyes.

If you can still tell what it is, it's a good candidate for a diamond painting.


5. Open ChatGPT or Gemini (both have free versions, and you type to them like a text message).
Upload that photo with the paperclip or plus button, and paste this:
“Turn this photo into a stained-glass window design.
Keep the main subject and the layout recognizable. Use bold dark outlines around each shape and fill every area with one flat, rich color.


Use about 15 to 20 colors in total.

No gradients, no fine texture, no tiny details, no text or lettering. This will be made into a diamond painting, so every area needs to be large and clearly separated.”

Wait about a minute. That’s Prompt 1 of the ten in
Bonus #4.

Each one is quick,
and four of them need nothing from the ebook.

If the fifth one made you smile, here’s what changes when you make it for real,
and what happens after.

One Book. Ten Chapters. 110 Pages. One System.

Chapter 1: Most diamond painters never find out.
Who buys finished, framed diamond paintings.
Not kits, and not other diamond painters, but people who've never heard of diamond painting and don't need to.
You'll know who they are, and why you've never met them in your group.

Chapter 2: The four-second problem.
Why the obvious route disappoints almost everybody,

and why it was never your painting.

You'll get the one sentence the whole ebook runs on,

and see why a boxed kit was never a fair comparison.

Chapter 3: Where diamond painters sell.
Five places, and why the same piece can be worth twenty dollars in one

and a hundred and fifty in another.

You'll know where your first order is most likely to come from, so you can stop guessing.

Chapter 4: What to make, and who it's for.
One test for any design, and the audience you have already without knowing it.

You'll end up with a short list of real names written down,

instead of a vague idea of "an audience."

Chapter 5: The last two hours.
Fifteen dollars and two hours that turn a finished canvas into

something a person is happy to pay for.
You'll get the five-step finishing routine,

plus the one honest answer on sealing that free guides from kit companies don't give you.

Chapter 6: Made for one person.
The order, the deposit sentence, and the package that gets you talked about.

When someone asks for one of their own,
you'll have the words ready, said the way a florist would say them,
and money in your hand before you order the canvas.

Chapter 7: The tub of leftover drills.
Ten dollars, one evening, ten small things to sell.
By the end of one evening you'll have a table of keychains
and small pieces, priced where people stop looking things up and start buying.

Chapter 8: The one no one can find.
A photograph you took yourself, turned into a piece that exists nowhere else.
With Bonus Four, the AI does the design work in about a minute.
You'll have a piece that can't be priced against a kit,
and the start of a style people learn to recognize as yours.

Chapter 9: Work smarter, not harder.
A third of the drilling, for the same size and the same price.
You'll pick a layout by asking one question,
where do I want the eye to go, and turn thirty evenings
into about ten without the piece looking any less finished.

Chapter 10: Your first sale.
Four weeks, one small job a week, aimed at the moment someone hands you money for something you made.
You'll have every week mapped out,
plus three things to check if nothing has happened by the end.

Ten chapters. One method.

And it starts with a photo already on your phone, not with thirty evenings of drilling and hoping.

Plus five bonuses:
Pick Your Market in 5 Minutes
(40 subjects that sell, sorted by who buys them),


Your First Sale Guide
(a four-week workbook you print and fill in),


Make Every Piece Look Professionally Made
(the seven-point check before a piece leaves your hands),


Turn Your Photo Into A One-of-a-Kind Diamond Painting Design
(ten prompts, and the AI does the design work), and
The 12 Best Days to Sell.

Here’s exactly what changes

Here’s exactly
what changes

Go from a kit design anyone can find in four seconds
→ to a design made from a photo, in a style you picked, that exists nowhere else

Go from painting first and hoping someone wants it
→ to paid before the first drill goes down

Go from freezing when someone says “How much?”
→ to one plain sentence, said the way a florist would say it

Go from buying kits you never finish
→ to a hobby that pays for itself, and sometimes a bit beyond

Go from a piece rolled up in a tube
→ to someone’s dog in sparkle, a crying emoji, and a parcel wrapped in tissue

None of it asks you to paint better, paint more, or become someone different.
Same hands. Same tray. Same chair.

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Tonight you can count what’s in the house.
By Sunday there can be ten small pieces drying on the table.
Where the first one goes after that is yours

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The Simple System
You’ll Ever Need
To
Sell Your Diamond Painting
Before You Start Making It

A Simple System For Selling
Your Diamond Painting
Before You Start Making It

We put everything we’ve learned, everything we use ourselves in this ebook
so that you can learn from our mistakes, our wins,
as well as benefitting from all the time, effort,
and money that has gone into the experiences that made their way into this ebook.

Your Photo, A Design No Kit Has

Paid Before You Start

Keep It Relaxing And Make Someone’s Day

Inside, And
What Each Part Does
For You

Inside, And What Each Part Does For You

The Diamond Painting Profit Formula, 110 pages, 10 chapters. (all three steps)
Your next diamond painting, sold before you start it: a design no one else has,
the words for “How much?”, the money in before the canvas is ordered,
and partial drilling, about ten evenings a piece instead of thirty.
So your hobby starts paying for itself, on the same calm evenings.

Bonus #1: Pick Your Market In 5 Minutes. (Step 1: what to design)
Know what to make next, and who might want it, with a short, focused read.

Bonus #2: Your First Sale Guide. (Step 2: your first four weeks)
Four small weeks toward your first sale, one line a week,
with the words to say already written in.

Bonus #3: Make Every Piece Look Professionally Made. (Step 3: the finish)
Each piece can leave your hands looking finished and polished,
something you're proud to hand over.

Bonus #4: Turn Your Photo Into A One-of-a-Kind Diamond Painting Design. (Step 1: the design itself)
One photo becomes a design no one else in the world has, about a minute a try,
and with no drawing: a stained-glass window, a vintage poster, the same place in snow.

Bonus #5: The 12 Best Days To Sell. (Step 2: when to show it)
Know the twelve dates people most want handmade art, and the week to start each one, so you’re not painting against the clock.

Not ready yet? Fair enough. Here’s where each step sits,
page by page

Not ready yet? Fair enough. Here’s where each step sits, page by page

Where Each Step Is In The Ebook

(the 10 chapters run to page 110, and the bonuses start on page 111)

Before you start
✓
The four-second check that shows where a finished piece can lose the buyer · Page 18

Step 1: Design it
✓ The three checks that tell you if a photo will work ·
Page 136
✓ Ten prompts, starting with the stained-glass window ·
Page 138
✓ Three honest rules for using AI, and the one true sentence if anyone asks ·
Page 142

Step 2: Show it
✓ Show it, don’t sell it: how people come to you without a single pushy word ·
Page 39
✓
Three names: why your first order often comes from someone who already knows you· Page 40
✓
The pricing sentence, word for word, for a small piece and for a big one · Page 55
✓ How a custom canvas works, and what to choose when you order ·
Chapter 8

Step 3: Paint it
✓ Partial drilling, and how long a piece usually takes · Chapter 9
✓ The package that gets you talked about ·
Page 57

That’s where it is on paper. Here’s what it looks like at your own table…

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How The One-of-One Method Works…

Picture one piece, start to finish.

Sunday evening.
Your tea’s going cold, and you’re scrolling for the photo
you took of the harbor last summer, the one with the red boat.
Paperclip, photo, paste, send.

A minute later the harbor comes back as a stained-glass window.
Bold dark lines, deep blues, and the red boat glowing in the middle.
You look at it for longer than you meant to.

You post it on your own Facebook page,
where your friends and neighbors, strangers see it.


No price, no pitch.

One line under it: “Our harbor, as stained glass.”

By Tuesday there’s a message from a woman you know from church.

“I love that. Do you ever sell these?”


You answer the way the ebook writes it:
“Lovely. That’ll be fifty-five. If you send that over
I’ll get the canvas ordered this week.”

She writes back that evening, and you already know what to say next.
She sends the money that evening, and you order the canvas.

A few weeks later a cardboard tube is waiting on the doormat.

Ready to start. You set out the tray,
open the first bag of drills and start on the red boat.

Somewhere around ten evenings, not thirty, depending on the piece.

Halfway through you send her a photo.
The reply is three lines long and has a crying emoji in it.

On the last evening you wrap it in tissue and write her name on the card.

Not every post turns into an order like this one, and not everyone who sees it will ask. But that’s the whole of it.
Nothing in there is harder than what you do on a Sunday evening now.

And the usual way? A kit picked for its picture, thirty evenings, a post in the diamond painting group, and back into the cupboard…

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What we don’t do

  • We don’t ask you to turn a relaxing hobby into a job.

  • We don’t ask you to chase anybody.

  • We don’t ask you to paint on spec.

  • We don’t ask you to fill in the whole canvas.

  • We don’t ask you to spend first.

  • We don’t promise you a wage.

What we do instead

  • Same tray, same quiet evening.
    Now it pays you back too.

  • One piece in the right place,
    doing the asking for you.

  • A deposit that covers the canvas,
    and evenings that are already sold.

  • Around ten hours where it used to be thirty.

  • Nothing in week one costs more than about ten dollars.

  • A hobby that stops costing,
    and a home for the work you’ve made.

Here’s a fraction of what’s inside the 97 pages

What one finished piece already in your cupboard is actually worth,
framed and costed out honestly, no rounding up. Chapter 1

The five reasons a finished piece doesn’t sell,
and why not one of them is about how good your work is. Chapter 2

Five places to sell, ranked by one thing.
How close the person standing next to your work can get to something cheaper. Chapter 3

You don’t need an audience. You need three names.
The fifty to two hundred people who know you already. Chapter 4

The last two hours, and the sealing question finally answered honestly.
What painters themselves report, not what a kit company wants you to believe. Chapter 5

The advance payment sentence, written out for you,
said the way a florist would say it. Chapter 6

Below about fifteen dollars, people don’t compare. They decide.
A woman holding a keychain at a table does not look it up. Chapter 7

The forty-dollar thing to do once, before you ever accept a paid commission.
It answers a question for you and prevents the one mistake
in this craft that cannot be undone. Chapter 8

Why a canvas that sparkles everywhere has no sparkle at all,
and the five layouts that decide which part gets the drills. Chapter 9

The three things to check if four weeks pass and nothing happens.
Nine times out of ten it’s one of them, and all three are fixable in a weekend. Chapter 10

Before you decide anything,
four things you can check without us

You check already.
You type a company name and the word legit into your phone before you order.

That’s the room this book is arriving into, and pretending otherwise would be strange.
So nothing below asks you to take our word for anything.

Four checks, about five minutes, all on your own phone.

One. Look up the same design twice, in two states.
Open a resale app. Search a well-known kit brand,
look at what unopened kits are listed for,
then scroll to the finished paintings of the same sort and compare.
We won’t tell you what you’ll find. That’s what makes it a check.

Two. Look at who wrote every free guide you’ve read on this.
Search online how much can I sell a finished diamond painting for,
then scroll to the top of each article and see whose website you’re standing on.
They sell kits, which means every number they publish came
from somebody with a reason for you to keep buying canvases.

Three. Search the word sell inside your own group.
You’ll find women asking what to do with their finished pieces,
answered with kindness and almost never with an answer.
That question gets asked constantly because the answer isn’t in there either.

Four. Find the stall.
Look for a diamond painter in your own group who’s posted photographs from a fair or market.
Small framed pieces, bookmarks, cards, matching sets on proper display stands.
That’s Chapter Seven, standing on a real table, photographed by somebody
who has never heard of this book.

What This Ebook Won’t Do

Before you decide, here’s what it won’t do.
We’d rather you heard this here than found it later.

It won't teach you to paint faster.
This eBook shows you how to get paid for a piece before you make it.

It won’t ask you to run ads, show your face, or call yourself a business.
You show your designs the way you’d show any photo
you’re proud of, and the people who want one ask.

It won’t happen overnight.
Building something steady, where people come back and ask again, takes time.
Think months, not days.

It won't pick your price for you.
It gives you a starting range and one rule: never go below what the piece cost you.
It also gives you a plain, friendly sentence for naming your price, the way a florist would say it.

It won’t hide the costs.
A custom canvas from a canvas maker costs about thirty to sixty dollars.
The ebook suggests one test canvas of your own, about forty dollars,
so you can see the maker's quality.
After that, you order a canvas only after someone has paid.

And it won’t pretend the AI is you.

The free tool makes the design from your photo in about few minutes.

The free versions limit how many pictures you can make in a day,

so you may like to spread your tries over a few evenings.
Every drill is still placed by your own hand, and if anyone asks,
the ebook’s answer is the true one:
“I designed it from my own photo with an AI tool, then placed every drill by hand.”

If you have finished pieces with nowhere to go,
and you’d like your next one to be sold before you start making it,

this was written for you.

The parts that aren’t in our favor

It does not become a wage.
The book says so on its first page, not its last.

We can’t tell you how fast anything sells.
That hasn’t been published anywhere and we’re not going to invent it.

Something has to leave the house.
A piece finished beautifully and left in the spare room changes nothing.

And there’s a woman called Denise in the book who appears throughout it.
She isn’t one person. She’s assembled from
what dozens of women in this hobby say and do, put into one story so it’s easier to follow,
disclosed as such on the page where she first appears.

If you have a house filling up with finished work and
you’d like it to have somewhere to go, this was written for you.

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Forty subjects, sorted by the four kinds of buyer who choose them: the Wall Filler, the Gift Buyer, the Local and the Pet Person.
Plus the size table, and what to make second.
What it gets you: Decide what to make next without endless scrolling, using the size table and the buyer groups.

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BONUS #2 — YOUR FIRST SALE GUIDE

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The four weeks as a printable workbook.
Boxes to fill, one line a week, the sentence to say to a café,
and a page for the piece after this one.
What it gets you:
A page to tick off each week, so you finish the four weeks you start.

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BONUS #3 — MAKE EVERY PIECE LOOK PROFESSIONALLY MADE

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Seven quick checks before any piece leaves your hands, plus the two-minute look from the doorway.
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BONUS #4 — Turn Your Photo Into A One-of-a-Kind Diamond Painting Design

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Ten copy-and-paste prompts: stained glass, a vintage travel poster, an oil painting, folk art, a soft impressionist painting, a winter version, golden evening light, one made for partial drilling, and two rescue prompts for when a result is close but not right.
What it gets you:
Pieces no one can find anywhere else,
which is why people ask you for them.

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BONUS #5 — THE 12 BEST DAYS TO SELL

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Twelve dates when people most want handmade art,
each with the week you’d need to start, for a full canvas
and for a partial one. Plus your whole year on one page.
What it gets you:
Plan the year on one page,
with the week to start each piece marked.

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Everything on the list comes in one download, in your inbox within a couple of minutes of buying.
Nothing is held back, nothing arrives later, and nothing else gets charged.

One download, 150 pages . EBook+ 5 PREMIUM Bonunses.

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Why Just $13.87,

when the pieces of it are stated at $142

Two reasons, and you may as well have both.

The first reason: it's an ebook, so it costs almost nothing to send.
Pricing it high would keep this from the women
who most need to hear their work is worth something.

The second reason: we want you glad you bought it, and wanting the next one from us
That’s the whole model, and it’s better said plainly than dressed up.

So: $13.87. About what you'd spend on a frame you never used.

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 Frequently Asked Questions

I want this, what exactly am I getting?

You are getting a copy of The Diamond Painting Profit Formula ebook, available instantly. You are getting the 110-page ebook with all 10 chapters, and all five bonuses, 150 pages in all, in one download: Pick Your Market in 5 Minutes, Your First Sale Guide, Make Every Piece Look Professionally Made, the ten AI design prompts that turn your photo into a one-of-a-kind diamond painting design, and The 12 Best Days to Sell. It’s in your inbox within a couple of minutes, and nothing is held back for later.

What is The Diamond Painting Profit Formula

Got finished diamond paintings with nowhere to go?
This ebook shows you how to turn one photo into a design people want, before you make it. You turn a photo into a design that exists nowhere else, with ten ready prompts for a free AI tool. You show it to people you know, with no price and no pitch. No one else can make it for them, so they ask you, and you take the money before the canvas is ordered: all of it on a small piece, a third up front on a bigger one, in one plain sentence the ebook writes out for you.

My group answers questions like this for free.

For a lot of things, better than we could. Groups are great for quick questions. This ebook gives you one clear path, so you don't have to weigh twenty opinions to decide your next step. That’s the specific hole this ebook fills, and it’s why it’s $13.87 and not $142.

Who is this for?

This is for any diamond painter with a cupboard full of finished work and nowhere for it to go, who’d like her next piece to be sold before she starts making it, and to stay as relaxing as it is now.

How is this different than all the other stuff out there?

Many free guides on selling finished diamond art come from companies that sell kits, and they send you to compete with the same kit in a box. This ebook starts where there’s nothing to compare: a design made from your own photo, sold before you start making it. No website, no ads, no face on camera.

I’ve never used ChatGPT. Is this going to be complicated?

If you can send a text message, you can do this. You open the free app, tap the paperclip or plus button to add the photo, paste a prompt from the ebook, and wait about a minute. The free versions limit how many pictures you can make in a day, so you may like to spread your tries over a few evenings.

Isn’t this the same as the free guides on the kit websites?

No, and the difference matters more than usual here. Every free guide on selling finished diamond art is published by a company whose business is you buying another canvas. Several of them print earnings figures we could find no support for anywhere. This book doesn’t sell kits and takes no commission from anybody who does, which is why it can tell you plainly which routes don’t work.

Is there a guarantee?

Yes. If it's not for you, you get a full 30 day refund and you keep the eBook and bonuses.

P.S. Remember, this comes with the same guarantee.

Get it, read chapter one, do day one.

If you’re not happy for any reason at all, just say so, and you’ll have your money back and keep everything.

P.P.S. One last thought, worth taking with you either way.

The reason your finished work has nowhere to go was never that it wasn’t good enough.
It’s that the one route everybody tries first is the only one that reliably fails.

Your work is fine. The route was the problem, and the One-of-One Method is the other route.

And the tub of drills you can’t use and can’t throw away is where the answer starts. Ten dollars. One evening.

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