Homemade Jewelry
Jewelry can be simple and very affordable to make and sell. However, you do have to take into consideration the level of supplies that you buy in exchange for the price of the jewelry. Items that are several hundred dollars are usually not made using the cheapest wire at your local craft store. Here are some tutorials that will help you get started: Glitter Resin Pendants DIY Perler Bead Earrings Simple Clay Heart Pendants Wire Wrapped Bracelet Tutorial Gummi Bear Resin PendantsPainted Signs
If you have a vinyl cutter, this is a pretty simple process where you cut out a vinyl stencil, place it on the wood and dab paint on top of it. When it’s covered in paint, you remove the stencil. But if you don’t have a vinyl cutter, you can still make signs using paper and a pencil. Find out how to make hand lettered signs without a vinyl cutter. Remember that many free templates for designs say that they’re not for commercial use – that means that you can’t use them to make products to sell. Here’s another tutorial on how to make signs that involves a wood burning tool.Wreaths
Wreaths, especially seasonal wreaths sell really well. Making wreaths can involve a little more commitment than one crafts because it’s easier to buy a lot of the supplies to make multiple wreaths at one time. If you want to make wreaths, here’s a few tutorials that you might enjoy:- A Modern Take on a Traditional Wreath: The Macrame Wrapped Tulip Hoop Wreath
- How to Make a Sunflower Burlap Wreath
- Festive DIY Summer Wreath
- How to Make a DecoMesh Wreath
- How to Make a Hoop Wreath
Personalized / Hand Decorated Fabric Items
It’s easy to personalize or hand decorate fabric items using fabric paints and then sell them at craft fairs. Here’s a few ideas to help you get started:- Make patterns using potato prints
- Notebook Paper Look Tote Bag – Teacher Gift
- Heart Tote Bag
- Watermelon Print Shirt
- Make Shirts Using Freezer Paper Stencils
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