I loooove to cross-stitch and am very good at it...in fact, when I lived in another country, I sold quite a few projects...my question is, is there anyone out there who'd be willing to give me a try? anyone who doesn't want to have to cross-stitch portraits/paintings/etc themselves but would like to have someone do it for them? I'm a stay-at-home mother is looking for a way to make some extra money for bills and stuff...
121849
Why don't u sell it on eBay?  That way you'll have a lot of exposure and once you build some positive feedbacks, then you'll make more money.
47346
okay... this is really weird but I am into selling at flea markets and the nickname that my parents gave me is LeeLee. Freaky!!!! Anyway ....here is what has scored for me in the past.  The dollar store stuff...there are some websites where you can get the odds and ends for a real cheap deal in bulk from the dealers that sell to the dollar stores.   Electronics no matter what it is ... phones...cd players.etc. etc,but you have to find a great buy in order to make any money on this.  These are just a few suggestions,no matter what you decide... have fun and make some money!!!!!
587291
Hi \n\nI work with kids everyday(daycare), and we use craft ideas from oriental trading sensational crafts the kits are easy and they are inexpensive you can get 12 kits for usually under $10 plus shipping and handling hope you have luck
657639
I made my own invites, which I really like. I am an avid scrapbooker too, and used www.mygatsby.com and went to the Envelopement line. We re-created the 9x5 envelopement. We ordered one in, tore it apart to make a template, and bought our own paper and embellishments. Check out the pic at \nhttp://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b143/blushing27/IMG_1001_small.jpg
143677
Here's a suggestion on making one (and it's the first time I was ever on that website - honest.  No, really!)\nhttp://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art40428.asp
456357
Hi there\nits sounds interesting your on a student exchange program, i would be interested going on one myself\nwould be OK if you send me some details about how you can go on a program , if yes please feel free to email me\nand with fundrasing\nhow about a car wash?\ncar boot?\neBay sell some old stuff\nor you could have your own little business on eBay for example\nselling things you have made\nor sometime you can do designs of tattoos and take them in to tattoo place and sometime they buy your design ( my mates done that)\ngood luck and i hope it goes well xx
537271
You could put up adverts that you can make yourself in shops and local places or the bigger towns. Good time of year for that. One of my sisters used to do that and she just made her own wee posters with one of her paintings as an example and her telephone number. Try that and see.
269150
Hello Becka,\n  Your infor a challenge, I Sell on Ebay but Finding products that I can order and just sell isn't an easy undertaking, The few I got into Others followed and cut below the prices I was getting them at. Tough market to stick with. If you want some basic info on shipping and such I'll do what I can to help you. If you find a good place to Buy Products Keep it to yourself, or others will under cut to make $$. Its a cut throat industry online. \n  Also Watch out for fake Emails that claim to come from Ebay or Paypal, I get 3 or 4 Everyday that are trying to get my logon info and or credit card #'s Be Carefull, Don't log onto any linked pages Go to the Home pages DIRECTLY ONLY!!!!!
658183
Wow, what a cool hobby!  I don't know how many people engage in it.  You may have to start a club - or at least advertise for a companion.  Why don't you publish exactly what you wrote in "details" in your local paper, in the classifieds?  Someone could be just dying to meet you.\n\nOther option - find a book on stained glass windows and see who did the photograpy... contact them and see if there are any existing groups that share your interest.
50210
I've done this and it ain't easy cause everyone in the world with a sewing machine thinks they are your competitor.  \nBig picture is to have a solid marketing plan and story to tell the customer.  They get tired of hearing nonsense and big promises from companies that are here one day and gone the next.  Part of that story is how many pieces will you have each season?  How many will you keep and how many will you replace?  What's your color story?  Who are you selling to and why (prove you know how your customer is and the wrong answer is everyone)?  Know the markups at each channel level and know what it does to end price.  Can your product sell after the markups?  What's your advertising plan or do you expect them to do it all (won't happen)?\nIf you're new to the biz, find some friendly buyers, even if they won't buy from you, who will talk with you and teach you the ropes from their point of view.  Listen to each one of them like they are telling you the location of a gold mine.
381701
Ahoy my fellow Canadian.  There are many unique and wonderful gift shops in whatever province you subside.  They may appreciate something of an artistic nature that neither of them has or a gift certificate to a store that you think they might like to shop at.  It's hard when people are going through the second or third marriage and don't really need anything.  Myself I'm in Northern Ontario and know for a fact that there are a lot of artisan spots that have different gifts for affordable prices (well within your budget). Good luck shopping and to your landlord in his new life.
539810
One of my favourite stores is Vilfil in Zurich, on Kreuzstrasse. It's a yarn store, quite small but packed with yarn of every description. It's a pleasure to walk into because the yarn is quite colourful, and seems to absorb sound making the store very peaceful. Besides wool, acrylic, alpaca, silk and microfiber yarns, they carry a collection of knitting patterns and books and a selection of needles. I bought some rosewood needles there, even though they were very expensive. They were lovely to knit with but they both broke! The store will also order yarns if they don't have what you need; I've ordered black alpaca for a very big sweater. And the staff is very helpful, even when I have odd knitting ideas. It's also possible to have them knit you a sweater to order, or to buy one there off the rack, but I don't see the fun in that! I think they might offer knitting lessons as well. Lastly, they have a loyalty program, so you can get something like 10% off every fifth purchase. All in all, a very nice store indeed!
648731
check out the website www.theknot.com. i love it. we used it for both my sisters weddings and now i'm checking it out for the hopefull possibility of my own.
77929
I make all my invitations (all occasions). Go to a craft store and buy blank greeting cards.  My handwriting is not so great so I buy stencils and stickers and just make them.  Not every invitation is the exact same that's what makes them unique. Have fun and be creative!
255530
I am a stay at home mom and I work for a great home based company.  You're your own boss, your own hours.  You can visit my website and see if this is something you would want to do.  Also, while you're there, sign up for the free drawing, even if it's not something you want to do.\n\nhttp://www.amyscandles.scent-team.com
122480
My wife started selling Premier Designs Jewelry. It is only about $125.00 to start. She has been selling it for about 2 weeks (really only worked about 3 hours) and has made over $4,000. Yeah, I know. If she keeps this up shes not going back to work full time!!
516132
Sorry, but your link doesn't work. I hope your artwork is real good!!! It takes good creativity to think of a design! So I guess you are creative.