Shopping local is the reason I started blogging – I love wearing and decorating my home with handmade items, how about you?
And I know I’m not the only one – there are a ton of crafts that make money because supporting your local economy and small businesses owned by real people feels great!
This post features popular things to make and sell online and will cover craft business ideas including:
- what handmade items are in demand
- crafts to make and sell
- successful craft business stories
- where to sell handmade items
- ideas for craft business names
- how to start your own business
- how to describe your craft business
- how to price handmade items
- plus a checklist for checklist for starting a business
Let’s get started with an overview of handmade items in high demand before moving on to how to sell them!
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30 Crafts that Make Money + Small Business that are Killing It!
What are the best crafts to make and sell? Can you make a living from selling crafts?
I’ve attended several local markets in the past year and after collaborating with the Tri-Cities Collective Market, I can tell you that there are certain crafts which do exceptionally well.
The following 30 things to make and sell for money are especially popular for this year:
- T-Shirts and apparel for adults
- Baby and kids clothing
- Teethers
- Hair Accessories
- Bibs
- Baby blankets
- Home decor
- Furniture
- Art prints
- Wooden signs
- Soaps
- Skincare
- Plushes
- Candles
- Cards
- Jewelry
- Baked goods
- Freelance writing + blogging
- Digital products
- Marketing
- Subscriptions boxes
- Upcycled products
- Pet products
- Towels
- Paper goods
- Hanging planters
- Childrens crafts
- Photography
- Hand painted art
- Event planning
1. T-Shirt Business
To start your own t-shirt and apparel business, you should:
- Choose a niche category
- Source quality apparel to print on – American Apparel and Bella + Canvas are my top picks!
- Create gorgeous designs
- Test your designs on mockups
- Verify that there is demand for your product – social media posts + promotions, etc.
- Set up your online store – it’s best to go with Shopify or WordPress + WooCommerce
When it comes to launching your online store, consider the following:
Shopify is a fantastic choice for t-shirt business owners that don’t want to worry about any technical stuff.
If you crave more control and customization options, WooCommerce is the way to go.
One of my favourite Vancouver based apparel brands is Little Bandidos – shop owner Samantha’s designs are clean and beautiful!
I basically live in the black MAMA sweatshirt featured below – but since today is the first day of Spring, I’m wearing a Little Bandidos MAMA t-shirt as I write this post, haha!
Learn More:How to Start an Online T-Shirt Business: Shopify Guide
2. Baby and Kids Clothing
Similar to starting a t-shirt business, launching a baby and kids clothing company can be done by sourcing quality apparel for printing your designs.
I love the way My Cheeeky Baby features a combination of bold and whimsical fonts in her designs – like Little Bandidos, this brand also targets a family audience as well.
However, if you have a knack for sewing, you could follow in the footsteps of Kewe Clothing and design both your own garments and designs.
Angela is seriously talented and her stunning line is made of organic materials that are created locally in Abbotsford, BC!
Learn more:How to Make and Sell Baby Clothing
3. Teethers
Babies love to put all sorts of interesting things in their mouth, don’t they?
That’s why it’s so important to find a teether that’s free from harmful products and will keep your baby’s attention!
Glitter & Spice is a Canadian company that specializes in teethers – Lorene’s line has even been featured in Vogue, Glamour, and Harper’s Bazaar!
It’s no wonder – her designs are absolutely adorable! Just look at the popsicle design and bead combinations below.
Want to dabble in the teething business without having to make a huge investment?
You can get started for under $100 with Amazon – consider the following supplies first:
- Natural wood rings
- Silicone beads
- Wooden toy shapes
- Wooden clips
- Satin cord
- Pliers
- Tapestry Needle
If you want just enough materials for one teether, pre-made sets are also available to test the waters before you make a large investment.
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4. Hair Accessories: Clips and Headwraps
What mom of girls doesn’t love bows?
Mommy and me twinning hair accessories are so much fun too!
To get started in the hair accessory business, you should have the following:
- Fabric you love working with
- Fabric scissors
- Glue gun
- Sewing machine
- Iron
- Ruler
- Self healing craft mat
Hair accessories can be made with or without sewing so, experiment with different techniques to see what styles you like best.
Arrow & Lace creates stunning bows and headwraps for girls – I just adore Heather and Rob’s colour and pattern choices!
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5. Bibs
This meal time accessory can be absolutely adorable and long-lasting.
Fabric bibs are also a gentle choice for baby’s sensitive skin – almost all of the bibs I bought for my little girl were locally made and/or multipurpose.
I love the multi-use design of numpfer bibs.
Sarah’s line is handmade with organic fabrics in beautiful British Columbia and she continues to expand her inventory with the addition of crib sheets, blankets, and towels.
Learn More: How to Sew Very Absorbent Homemade Bibs
6. Baby Blankets + Bedding
Quality baby blankets are so important for baby’s first year!
Like anything else that touches your baby’s skin, you want an item that’s soft and durable – and from my experience, locally handmade items always score better in both categories than big box store brands.
To start making baby blankets, bedding, and pillows, you’ll need:
- a sewing machine – this one is great for beginners!
- pins
- thread
- fabric scissors
- fabric – check out Fabric Spark (CA) and DuckaDilly (USA) for beautiful designs
Magali at Minilogie creates precious high-quality bedding and accessories for little ones.
Her colour palette is elegant and minimal, perfect for those who adore Scandinavian interior design.
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7. Home Decor
Don’t get me wrong – I love checking out IKEA and Marshalls for home decor inspiration but after a while, everything looks the same!
Locally crafted home decor gives your home a unique character – and when you opt for something handmade from natural materials, no two pieces will ever look the same.
Some ideas for home decor crafts to make and sell from home include:
- letterboards
- planters
- picture frames
- decorative pillows
- lamps
- pencil cups
- rope bowls
- decorative throws
Parkside Home makes gorgeous high quality hardwood letterboards to display your favourite quotes and messages!
I love Mike and Kellie’s natural material use and the beautiful stain choices of their line up.
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8. Furniture
In an alternate universe, I would have loved to design and create furniture!
The right piece has the power to completely change a room’s atmosphere.
Furniture is also one of those things people purchase based on the way it makes us feel – whether that’s comfortable or proud of the space around us.
We recently purchased a white house bed for Marina through Coco Village and love the beautiful minimalist design!
This small business is based in Montreal and offers handcrafted items including toys, beds, and other furniture.
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9. Art Prints
Use your graphic design skills to create patterns and beautiful imagery that will be featured on artwork and other paper goods.
Designing imagery and graphics can also be great for:
- merchandise – like t-shirts, mugs, etc.
- collaborations with merchants
- digital downloads
Victoria Senges offers some of the most stunning graphics and designs in Vancouver, BC – I love her fonts choices and minimalist themes.
This graphic designer offers everything from art prints to calendars, greeting cards, and notebooks on her site – this craft is similar to fashion in that you can create different collections based on a few designs.
Learn more: Adobe Illustrator basics for new users
10. Wooden signs
I love these – they’re perfect in both modern and farmhouse style homes!
Wooden signs add warmth to a space and are widely used for personal details, religious quotes and, other sayings.
In addition to crafting their own style, wooden sign makers spend plenty of time doing commissioned work.
Heartwood Gifts offers a beautiful variety of products from wooden farmhouse signs to wooden pens and cases – they specialize in personalization and do not offer novelty mass-produced products! Love it!
There is something special to be said about decorating your home with natural materials – in our home, I focused on white, grey, and wood accents during our renovation and adds pops of colour with plants.
Learn more: How to Paint DIY Wood Signs
11. Soaps
I admit it – I’m a label reading maniac!
I just can’t buy products with nasty ingredients in them and I’m not alone.
Handmade soap businesses are one of the most popular crafts to sell and make money for a reason – people want quality natural products!
I had the pleasure of meeting Paulina of Nature Derived Organics at the Tri-Cities Collective Hello Spring Market and stocked up on her incredible lineup.
The Soap Bar and 3-in-1 Shampoo, Shaving Cream are two of my favourite products!
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12. Skincare
Who doesn’t love to indulge in a luxurious skincare routine?
With the right natural products for your skin type, anyone can ditch makeup in exchange for natural beauty!
Homemade skincare products cut unnecessary preservatives out of their formulas.
Instead of 20 ingredients most people can’t even pronounce, whole ingredients are used in the manufacturing process and ingredient lists are easy digestible – verbally and literally!
Four products to get you started in making natural skincare products at home are:
Só Luxury is a natural skincare line created by two best friends, Amanda and Shylah.
This local Vancouver skincare brand also offers cleansing bars, body oils, soaks, and salves – the Magnesium oil featured below is one my favourite ways to unwind before bed.
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13. Plushes + Wooden Toys
Unique handcrafted toys that encourage little ones to use their imagination are worth the investment!
Soothing plushes, educational, and wood toys make wonderful gifts and additions to all kids’ playrooms – they’re something that parents can feel good about purchasing.
To start creating children’s toys, you should be familiar with woodworking or know how to sew.
Petit Loulou is a Montreal based company that offers handmade plush toys and nursery decor.
Mathilde prides herself in choosing high quality child safe materials to delight children from newborns to school aged – check out her custom plushies category to see an adorable critter that was created for Science World!
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14. Candles
Ah, candles are so hygge!
They’re amazing for everything from decorating your home, to mood lighting, and shooting flat lays for Instagram.
Like other home-based business ideas on this list, candle making is a wonderful opportunity to handcraft items that require minimal equipment and startup costs.
Want to make a candle today?
You’ll need:
- a container – old tea cups and mason jars work well!
- wax – choose from beeswax, soy wax, or paraffin wax
- wick
- scissors
- clothes pins – to hold wicks in place
- essential oilsfor fragrance
- pot – to heat wax
Vancouver Candle Co. offers a stunning collection of artisan candles and diffusers inspired by local hot spots – Kitsilano and West End are two of my personal favourites!
Nick relies on quality ingredients like premium soy wax, pure cotton wicks, and natural essential oils in his unique creation of scented products.
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15. Cards
Greeting cards make recipients feel special – and handmade cards are even more exciting to receive!
Are you a skilled writer and/or artist? Then this could be the perfect craft to make and sell for you.
Greeting cards can be sold online through your own website, Etsy, Shophandmade, Amazon, and Zazzle.
Kenziecards specializes in handmade greeting cards and prints – Mackenzie’s puns have a special way of making you feel warm and fuzzy!
Kenziecards are available in stores through Vancouver, BC and the Lower Mainland as well as Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario.
Learn more: Checklist to Start a Handmade Card Business
16. Jewelry
Jewelry doesn’t have to be expensive to be priceless – this wearable art has a way of taking its owner back to a precious moment or event.
Some in demand handmade jewelry business ideas include:
- metal-stamped jewelry
- sterling silver
- beaded jewelry
- stone setting
Smallprint Vancouver North offers stunning handmade jewelry and keepsakes from sterling silver.
You can capture memories of your loved ones using their hand, finger, and footprints or handwritten notes and drawings.
Below is a stunning piece Mahnaz made for me using my daughter’s hand and fingerprint – the fingerprint pendant was actually made with Marina’s own touch!
Learn more: How to Start a Jewelry Making Business
17. Baked Goods
Love cooking and baking for your loved ones?
Then why not considering starting a home baking businesses? Some popular ideas include:
- wedding cakes
- birthday cakes
- macarons
- pastries
Laws surrounding home bakeries differ between Canada and the US and even state to state so, it’s important to check your sate’s Department of Health for more information regarding Cottage Food Laws.
Zeina’s Chocolate Boutique offers the tastiest macarons I have ever had in my life – I’m not kidding!
Her rose water and salted caramel flavours are absolutely incredible as are her flawless presentation skills.
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18. Freelance Writing + Blogging
Writing is my craft of choice!
Ever since I was a kid, I loved drawing and writing stories but as I got older, I discovered that I enjoy teaching even more.
Blogging filled a void in my life that I’d been missing for a long time – and now getting paid to write and teach others has got to be the most satisfying feeling in the world!
If you enjoy helping people learn how to do new things and solve problems, blogging could be an amazing career.
To start a blog, you need to:
- set up hosting – Siteground offers the highest quality hosting available at $3.95 a month
- choose a theme for your website – these ones are perfect for female entrepreneurs
- determine a niche or a set of topics you can see yourself writing about often
- create a brand around yourself or your business
Like any new endeavour, your blog doesn’t have to be perfect from the start.
You’ll learn as you go and can make changes as you find your blogging voice.
I used to share raw vegan recipes but switched to blogging about how moms can make money online after I started getting paid to do Instagram posts.
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19. Digital products
I bet you’ve been offered at least a couple of courses on Pinterest or Facebook!
Digital products are an incredibly lucrative and low maintenance way to generate an income online.
Many products take between a couple of days and even just a few hours to create – simply publish your digital product to you website and boom!
A variety of customers will have the opportunity to purchase your designs, templates, or books – again and again.
Some popular digital products include:
- ebooks and courses
- WordPress themes
- Stock photos
- Brand kits
- Fonts
You can sell your products on a self-hosted website and through reputable online marketplaces like Creative Market or Etsy.
GeneratePress is the WordPress theme I use on my blog – I made the upgrade so I could improve my website’s performance and gain more control over it’s appearance.
Tom Usborne of Victoria, BC, is the talented founder and lead developer behind GeneratePress.
You only need to run a GeneratePress inquiry on Google to see how much care he takes in answering technical questions related to theme and assuring that all users have a great experience with GP!
Learn more: How to Sell Digital Products
More ideas for projects to make money:
- 25 Legitimate Jobs Stay at Home Moms Can Start Today
- 10 Reasons Your Business Website Needs Self-Hosting
- How to Market You Business on Pinterest + Instagram (At the Same Time!)
20. Marketing
Do you have a knack for growing social media accounts and/or websites?Love design and promotion?
Then marketing might be your calling!
Help other small business expand their reach and build your client profile.
Marketers are responsible for:
- Content marketing
- Video marketing
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
- Social media
- Research
- Branding
- Promotions
Use your sales skills to help grow local brands and businesses.
Piquant Marketing specializes in the management of marketing activities for vegetarian and health brands.
Marketing Director and Founder, Lindsay O’Donnell’s team consists of 9 members and focuses on brand marketing campaigns and services like social media, event planning, and training.
Learn more: How to Start a Marketing Agency
21. Subscription boxes
Subscription boxes are a fun treat to indulge in – like opening presents you’ve purchased for yourself a few times a year!
Love recommending products to your friends and family? Then curation might be the craft for you!
Subscription boxes need to have a clear theme without being too specific or broad. It should cater to a large audience and feature unique high quality local craft products.
There are two different models for subscription boxes – surprise boxes and those that give customers a selection to choose from like FabFitFun does.
Some fun and popular subscription box categories include:
- fashion
- jewelry
- education
- baked goods
- healthy living
- cured meats
- coffee
- and even beer!
Jiyubox is a subscription box company based in Vancouver, BC that specialized in clean beauty and wellness products.
New customers can choose from a starter box, seasonal subscription, or annual subscription plan.
Learn more: How to Start a Subscription Box Business in 8 Simple Steps
22. Upcycled products
Imagine how different the world would look if we all avoided sending old clothes, household items, and other garbage to landfills.
Upcycling is the creation of new products from unwanted items and waste materials.
Some upcycled products you may have already come across include:
- bookshelves made from ladders
- chairs as shelves
- shelves out of old books
Alisa Yao of Coquitlam, BC is a master of zero-waste living and offers products including beeswax food wraps, yoga bolsters, drawstring food bags, and snack bags in her Etsy store.
Before you consider throwing something away, think about what else you could use it for!
Learn more:38 Genius Trash-to-Treasure Crafts that will Save You Money
23. Pet products
It’s nice to treat our furry friends!
And with the explosion of the pet product industry, dog and cat lovers alike can profit from creating everything from accessories to toys and food.
There are two Three Dog Bakery franchise locations in the Lower Mainland: Vancouver and Port Moody, where we first discovered it!
This shop specializes in making adorable treats and birthday cakes for your best friend.
Learn more: 15 Dog Cake Recipes
24. Towels
This is an everyday essential all around the world!
We use towels in the kitchen, bathroom, and even the beach – so, this craft has an incredibly diverse potential audience.
Oneberrie is based in Invermere, BC and offers baby and bath essentials like towels, robes, washcloths, and lotion.
Sue-Rose’s BARE. Lotion is easily the best diaper cream we have ever used – it’s cloth diaper friendly and also effective in treating other dry skin like hands!
I purchased our first Bare.Bundle. towel before my little girl was born – the print was just beautiful I loved the idea that it would be her special towel from newborn baby to the toddler years.
Once I finished baby M’s first bath with this towel, I knew I couldn’t go back to regular kids towels – I bought three more Bare.Bundles that week!
The wearable design is perfect for new moms who are intimidated by bath time – my little girl HATED baths as a newborn and these towels made my life so much easier.
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25. Paper goods
Love origami, books, and paper crafts? Then drawing and building stunning works of art like flower walls could be for you!
Some great paper craft business ideas include:
- bookmarks
- books
- prints
- party decorations
- stationary
- colouring pages
Summer & Muu was created by Brenda Li and features her artwork in the form of prints and her infamous comics.
Brenda’s comics are based on daily life as a parent and her sense of humour is both relatable and assuring for new moms!
Learn more:
26. Hanging planters
There is nothing like living home decor and hanging planters are the perfect way to showcase your greenery.
Macrame and metal plant hangers are amongst the most popular ways to add an element of earth to modern homes and businesses.
Learn how to tie basic knots and
CLT Home Foliage offers beautiful hanging planters to add a touch of green to every room – I love how elegant and minimal the planters below are!
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27. Children’s crafts
Is your child a creative? Do you both share skills that you could use to create a brand together?
Then consider letting your child lead or even start their own handmade business.
Some fun crafts for kids include:
- hair accessories
- bath bombs
- soap
- slime
- baking
Build a Biz Kids is a program for young entrepreneurs that teaches children ages 7 to 13 years old basic business skills including:
- problem solving
- product development
- marketing
- branding
- customer service
The KidPreneur Program had its own spot at the Tri-Cities Collective Market and featured amazing products created by talented young people.
My sister went home with a set of Minnie Mouse ears for her daughter but sweet treats, toys, and other fun items were also available.
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28. Photography
Love taking beautiful photos for Instagram? Do you often find yourself behind the camera at your loved ones’ special events?
Then consider using your camera skills to start a photography business.
Photographers should be personable and have a creative eye, some photo editing experience, and a professional camera. Here are three different cameras at three different price points:
- Canon T7 – $ – I started my photography journey with a Canon camera! This brand is world renowned and it’s entry-level lineup offers exceptional photo quality for a reasonable price point.
- Sony a6400 – $ – this bundle includes the same lens (16-50mm) I use to take Instagram photos. I went with this mirrorless camera because it’s lightweight and shoots fast enough to keep up with my high energy toddler!
- Canon EOS 5D Mark IV – $$ – ready to start shooting events? This camera features a full-frame CMOS sensor that’s ideal for a wide range of applications plus 4k video recording!
Consider adding printing to your photography business to expand your craft. For instance, you could offer a unique take on:
- photo prints
- photo books
- canvas art
- framed prints
Jelger and Tanja were our wedding photographers – we had an absolute blast with this couple during our engagement shoot and on our wedding day!
Juraj was initially pretty uncomfortable in front of the camera, but this husband and wife team made the experience fun and it really helped him relax – you can see the results in the beautiful photos they captured.
Learn more: 20 Effective Ways to Learn Photography without Going to Photography School
29. Hand painted art
Are you a talented artist?
Then consider selling your paintings as a craft to make and sell.
As a painter, you can:
- sell artwork
- paint accessories and clothing
- host workshops
- create tutorials online
Tracy at the.art.shed uses her incredible skills to handcraft original artwork and hand-paints wearable apparel and accessories.
Learn more: How to Create Your First Painting
30. Event Planning
Love crafts and throwing parties?
Then how about hosting a pop-up market of your own?
Reach out to local small businesses and sell table space at a themed one or two day event – it’s a great way to support your local economy and the community!
Tri-Cities Collective Market owners, Caitlyn and Jessica, planned an incredible Hello Spring market last year and continue to bring us some of the best local events around.
Learn more: How to Host a Pop-Up Market in 10 Straight-up Steps
What is a craft business?
A craft business is built around an individual or groups’ shared skills in a particular trade – this could be the creation of handmade items or the use of a unique skill set.
Contrary to mass production and a large corporation settings, craft businesses pride themselves in small teams that deliver products and services with a hands-on approach.
Crafts can be sold from the comfort of your own home on a website, online marketplace, or in person at local pop-up markets – as one of these small businesses grows larger though, you may even find their goods at specialty retailors.
Can a craft business be profitable?
And can you make a living selling crafts?
Absolutely!
Mint & Birch is one of the most successful handmade businesses in Vancouver – Jessica earns six figures a year handcrafting custom gold and silver jewelry for moms.
Her Forever Mama line is known around the world.
How to name your craft business
What is a good name for a craft business?
Craft business names should be:
- memorable
- easy to spell
- between one and three words long
- if more than one word long, use a keyword that describes your business
- have an associated domain name available
So, before you start printing business cards and designing logos, make sure that you can buy your business name as a domain name!
You can check to see if your domain name is available using this link and if you are really feeling that name for your new business, scoop it up – pronto!
Other craft business name ideas
Having trouble coming up with a craft business name? But live in a booming metropolis?
Then consider naming your product after the city you live in – when individuals from your city run a search for your product and location, this will give you a competitive edge for ranking in search engines.
For example, when I run a Google search for Vancouver Candle Store, Vancouver Candle Co. ranks first overall.
Confirm that there is interest in your product
Want to see if there’s demand for your new craft?
Ubersuggest is a free SEO tool that will tell you.
Simply search your craft and/or a combination of keywords to reveal some powerful insights:
- Volume indicates how many people are searching this query monthly.
- CPC stands for Cost Per Click – the higher the better
- PD stands for Paid Difficulty – shows estimated difficulty in ranking for this term against paid ads. The lower the better, in this case.
- SD stands for SEO Difficulty – shows the estimated difficulty in ranking for this term against other websites in organic search. Again, the lower the better.
Pro Tip: As a prospective new business, the most important thing to pay attention to right now is Search Volume– aim for 100 or more monthly searches!
Checklist for starting a craft business
How do I start my own craft business? And how do I make a craft business plan?
Use the guide below to get started with:
- name ideas
- target audience
- planning
- marketing
- business
- products and services
- branding
- and finances
Each category features a section for brainstorming and/or a few basic steps you should take in terms of developing that part of your business.
Be sure to pin this checklist for starting a business on Pinterest for reference any time you work on growing your new brand.
Printable Checklist PDF Download
Download the printable checklist for starting a business on DropBox.
Click the link above to get the full resolution PDF version of the checklist.
Then, print it from your computer or mobile device 🙂
How to describe your craft business
Your business website and craft marketplace listings will require two different types of descriptions:
- a description of your business
- product listing descriptions
How to describe your business
Consider the following:
- what problem are you solving for customers?
- is your business relatable?
- who is your target customer?
- what do you specialize in?
- why did you go into business?
- how do other businesses in your niche describe themselves?
- what is your mission statement?
- what type of future do you want for your business?
How to write product descriptions
News flash: Most customers don’t care about the specs!
They want to know how a product can improve their life or solve an ongoing problem.
When writing product descriptions, you should:
- be specific
- highlight the benefits of your products first
- use exciting and descriptive adjectives and sensory words
- consider how the product will make your audience feel
Does your product have more than one benefit? Describe one technical detail at a time with its benefits.
Here’s an example of a beautiful product description for numpher’s multi use bib.
How to price handmade items
The first step in determining how much you should list your crafts for is market research.
Check out Etsy and Creative Market for other small shops in your niche and compare their prices and total sales – just because products are listed at a high price point, doesn’t mean they’re selling well!
Alternatively, just because a seller has made a ton of craft sales doesn’t mean she’s making a lot of profit on them.
This is where you need to consider the cost of your supplies.
For instance, you could multiply your supply cost by 3 and see how it relates to your market research.
Is it much higher? Maybe it’s time to shop new suppliers or see if your existing supplier offers a discount for purchasing in bulk!
Crafts that make money are in high demand. So, I hope this list of trending crafts to make and sell has inspired you to get started now!
Launched your business? Share your website and all the details in the comments below so we can check it out!
Happy crafting, friends!
Nikki Slivarich
Writer
Blessed mama of two beautiful little girls. I’m a full-time blogger and social media content creator who teaches moms and boss babes how to start an online business. Follow me on social for clever ideas to make money using the platforms you already love!
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