How to Earn Money from Home Crafts?

Some people, housewives, students and unemployed individuals can earn money making hand-made crafts like ankles, bracelets, belts, necklaces, plant hangers, scarfs, table runners, flower vases and many more.


If you are a starter and want to learn how to make handmade crafts, here are some of the websites that provide free tutorials:


1.  All Free Jewelry Making
2.  Fusion Knots
3.  Macrame School


Here are some of the macrame bracelets I learned from the above-mentioned sites:


You can make hand crafted bracelets out of embroidery threads:

Plain Square Knotted Adjustable Macrame Bracelets

You can add a floral bead at the middle of your hand crafted bracelets to add beauty and elegance

Mid-Rose Square Knotted Adjustable Macrame Bracelets

You can make other design like the Surfer Unisex Macrame Adjustable Bracelets below which can be use by men and female 

Surfer Unisex Macrame Adjustable Bracelets

If you want to learn how to make bracelets with a kumuhimo disk, here are some of the sites where you can learn:

1.  All Free Jewelry Making

2.  Prumuhimo

3.  CSL Designs

Here are some of the kumihimo bracelets I learned.  I added Rice Fire Polish Beads through out the bracelet making beaded Kumihimo Bracelets using a Kumihimo disk.

Rice Fire Polished Beaded Kumihimo Bracelets

If you do not know how to make them, view some videos tutorials from You Tube. Type the following keywords:

1.  free macrame bracelet tutorials;

2.  free kumihimo bracelet tutorials 

in your search engine box of your internet hardware.

There are E-Commerce sites online that allow you to list your products with them in line with other products they are hosting.  Visit this page: Basic Concept of Selling Items on E-Commerce Stores and learn how it works.

You can sell your home make crafts with some E-Commerce sites like Aliexpress.com, Amazon.com, Etsy.com, Ebay.com, Lazada.com,  Shopify.com, TripleClicks.com and others E-Commerce Stores online.

Visit Produkto-de-Filipinas, my facebook page to view some of the products I made for my relatives and friends as their gift items.