Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts

Saturday, August 20, 2022

How to Make Glitter Christmas Ornaments to Sell at Craft Fairs, Etsy and more


One of our side hustlers  Kerri  shared her video  of her making ornament for the holiday season!  This is something that can you can easily do yourself and even include your kids in making!  

They shared in our group Our cricut machine has made us a lot of money over the last year 18 months.  Brought us on 5 vacations!  My sister and I craft for fun, but use our profits as a vacation fun ☺️ She sells them at local craft fairs, Facebook and Etsy.  Most ornaments are price at about $20 

This will be our third Christmas season so we have built up our customer base!



@thecraftytravelersfam Custom ornaments are our most popular items 🎄 We need to prep months in advance to keep up with demand 😅 #cricut #smallbusiness #travelfund #sidehustle ♬ original sound - TheCraftyTravelersFam


Here are some of the supplies that you would need 

Clear plastic ornaments – 80 MM is the size you would need   Grab year round or pick up on clearance at local craft stores like Michaels and Joann 

Glitter mix

Clear  polyacrylic  grab at Home Depot or Lowes 

Craft Funnel  (you will need this for to put in the glitter) 

Syringe

Vinyl 

Cricut Machine 


Head to etsy to get some premade   Christmas SVG word designs


You can create create Christmas word theme 


Merry & Bright 


Merry Christmas 


Joy to the World 


Let it Snow 


Jingle Bells 


We Wish You a Merry Christmas 


Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas 


Winter wonderland


Plus personalize them for local schools, towns etc  

How to Make Glitter Christmas Ornaments to Sell at Craft Fairs, Etsy and more  side hustle


@thecraftytravelersfam A few of our 🤑 makers! #cricut #christmas #ornaments #sidehustle #travelfunds ♬ Creative - Smile

Sunday, April 26, 2020

How to Make Money with Your Own Printable Shop

Do you have a graphic design background and looking to make some extra money. You should consider selling printables   on Etsy as well as on your own website.  

How to Make Money with Your Own Printable Shop



Printables are digital products that customers can download and print at home. Examples include grocery shopping checklists, gift tags, candy bar wrappers, printable quotes for wall art, and patterns.

There are many different ways to create printables, but I find the easiest way is by using software like Canva or PicMonkey. Another popular way is via Microsoft Word if you are good with graphics. 


We believe they are a great side hustle for busy people because you create them once and an unlimited number of customers can download. You don't have to worry about shipping them!


How much should I sell printables on Etsy for?
Pricing is really dependent on each seller. There is no right or wrong answer. Find a price that you’re comfortable with that you think is fair for both you the seller, and your future customers! Pricing low might guarantee more sales, but pricing higher isn’t bad either – if it took a lot of work and is unique, don’t undervalue yourself!


3 Important Steps To Sell Printables On Etsy

1. Upload to your shop.
Once you’ve set up your Etsy shop, upload your printable to a listing for the price you’ve chosen. Be sure to use nice, well-lit images and for printables, you may want to look into framing them to make them stand out or have a nice background to make your picture stand out from the rest.


2. Make sure to give accurate, detailed descriptions of your product.
This helps you rank high in searches and generate some sales. Include things like color, size, purpose (is it a planner, invitation, etc.?) so that people can find your product easier.

3. Market, market, market.
Pinterest is a great way to market your products, especially on Etsy. Pinterest is a very visual platform and having beautiful pictures of your product in pins is a great way to get some clicks to your shop and products that will hopefully convert into sales! Word of mouth is great too! Tell friends, family, and it’s a good idea to whip up some business cards for your Etsy shop that you can hand out to people you meet if it comes up in conversation. Your local facebook groups can be a good market as well. 


Check out this video to learn more about how to sell printables on Etsy:






Another option is doing printable budget templetes not only thru etsy but thru other digital download providers like gumroad.  We saw this recent article on msn about Jason a 21 yr college grad that starting creating templates here are some of this tips


I dive deeper into learning the different features in Notion by watching tons of free videos on YouTube.

I created a Notion page to keep track of my personal finances as my first project.

After, I took to Notion communities on Facebook, Reddit and Discord to share a screenshot of my setup.

It felt great to share my setup with the community, and I learn a lot more about Notion building the pages from scratch.

If you want to learn a new skill, start building projects.

You would create journal pages, goal trackers, meal planners,  habit trackers or even budgeting spreadsheet.  Most of the ideas are under $20