is there a easy way to biuld a homemade at home without hours of work or hard to get items>?
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Contact an organization, usually a non-profit backed by a large group of corporate volunteers, that builds houses for people. Usually you'll have to qualify as lower income.\n\nFor example being a teacher working in an expensive neighborhood.
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You could brew your own wine or beer pretty cheaply, and it'd make a swell gift. Especially with some nice labels on it (albeit ones you made on your computer, not spent a load on).\n\nYou could probably get the equipment to do it off FreeCycle, if you have a local one:\n\nhttp://www.freecycle.org/\n\nPeople regularly offer up the basic homebrew/wine equipment on mine. \n\nYou might also be able to find some new-in-the-box, suitable-for-'gifting' stuff on it, too. At very least, it might take care of the wrapping paper and that sort of what-not; I just gave away a decent-sized stack of Xmas cards, so...\n\nRe. all the suggestions for cookies: good enough idea, though I'm inclined to think that baked goods are in such large supply at Xmas that they get a little boring. Mind, an awful lot of stores seem to be flogging prettily packaged, not-very-perishable "gourmet" foodstuffs. Perhaps something like hot chocolate mix you made and placed in nice containers? \n\nA "make your own (etc) mix" page:\n\nhttp://members.tripod.com/~Tweezle/makemix.html\n\nEvery now and then I hit up a bulk food store and make my own muesli, and here and there I've thrown a bit at friends, and they've claimed to've enjoyed it quite a bit. The really good kind is expensive to buy but relatively cheap to make, too.\n\nIf you went running out to a plant store now and got some fresh herbs, you could divvy them up, re-pot little bits of each in nice planters, and hope they'd be nice and lush by 25 December; I'd love a windowsill box of assorted herbs somebody had already done the fussing with for me.
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make your own and upload it to cafepress.com and buy it from yourself
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Why not make your own?  Its not hard at all if you can know how to sew on a button.  It will also hold more sentimental value.\n\nGo to a fabric store and they will help you.  Buy the thread, needles, accessories, and fabric in the length you need.  Then its easy to attach it to a comb, barrette, or tiara by folding it over.  Look at a veil you would like to have (but is too expensive) up close for ideas.
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You could consider making something from home. My sister makes jewlery from home in her spare time. She likes the extra cash.
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Try Lynda.com, it'll cost a little but its quality stuff.
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This website has a very nice description of how to make homemade soap\n\nhttp://www.teachsoap.com/soapmakingmethods.html
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yes please tell me more. I have heard you can do this from home is this true?
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http://www.make-stuff.com \n\nYou will love this site.\nI hope it answers your question.\nHope
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I found a lot of stuff just surfing the web.  Type into search "easy jewelry instructions" or something to that nature.  Also, Hobby Lobby has some good books with eash instructions. Try some of the projects that look intimidating.  I found that I could make some really neat stuff and it got easier as I did it.  Have fun!  :)
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Sup?  What do you like to do?  There's lots of things you can do from home without retail/sales online per se.\n\n1. Home Daycare\n2. Home Health Care \n3. Free Lance Writer, Photographer, Artist, Advertiser\n4. Tutor\n5. Virtual Assistant/Personal Assistant\n6. Massage Therapist\n7. Doggie Daycare (or other pets)\n8. UPS/FedEx  www.goinpostal.com\n9. Medical Billing (from Home)\n10.Customer Services\n11.Legal transcription\n12.Telecommunications\n13.Data Entry, Clerical, stuff envelopes- Home Typists\n14.There's non-profit orgs\n15.Fashion Consultant\n16.Interior Decorator\n17.Home Cleaning Services\n18.Laundry/Cooking/Driving Elderly to appts.\n19.Birthing Coach/Lactation Consultant\n20.Find a local business and see what you can do from home to free up costs for them....just a thought.\n\n\nHTH.\nGod Speed!
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just make up at home.
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Once I saw a model with spaghetti and marshmallows, but I'm not sure I'd want to go that route. It could get messy fast. If you have time, go to a craft store and see what's there. Foam/styrofoam balls and wooden dowels are a tried and true method. You could even improvise with metal coat hangers if you had to, provided you had a good way to cut them.
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I MAKE MY OWN WITH A COMPUTER PROGRAM
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doing craft like make a bracelet, necklace, paint t-shirt and show it to your frind and asked them if they want to buy it\nyou can do it at home so you still spend time with your family and you have something to do that make some money\ndo the beads, i do it too\nits fun , good luck
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If anyone knew they'd be doing it themselves rather than sitting around on Y!A.\n\nBut try getting a part time job or getting the local paper to do a story on you as a 'handyman'.
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Maybe you could make something for her yourself. Im sure she would really appreciate the thought of a handmade gift. I usually do something like that for my Grandma, shes 78.  She has pretty much everything she needs and she likes to cook and bake, but cant be on her feet too long, so Ive made her some of those layered mixes in a jar, she loves them because she just has to add a couple things and the jars look so pretty!  You can find lots of recipes for them on the internet.  If you like to sew maybe you could make her a handmade throw or pillow.  Or maybe even offer to cook her a special dinner one night.  Hope my suggestions help!