Even with so many creative talents, the majority of sewing and craft enthusiasts rarely believe anyone would buy their goods. And, if you are confident in your abilities, the thought of getting out there and selling your goods can still be daunting. Kona Bay Fabrics has been in business for nearly 25 years. We have been blessed with continued growth and success that has brought us to today. But, not unlike so many businesses, we are always looking at ways to leverage our creative efforts. I see the projects of so many talented people when I visit with you on Facebook every day. Many of you have also sent in your projects in to be featured in our âWhat I Did With My Kona Bayâ feature in the magazine.
We are continuously amazed by the projects and products our customers and friends create. A few are selling their goods. Most of you are not. Weâd like to share some ideas about how you might add some extra income.
What Can I Make First things first. Almost all of us has been to a local craft fair or spent time (yes, admit itâhours) on Etsy. How many times have you thoughtâI can make that! You can and, like the person you see, you could be supplementing your income or launching a full-fledged business. The first step in leveraging your creativity is deciding what youâre going to sell. First, think about what you love to do most. Whether you 2015 fabric vine 69