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04-20-2010, 06:42 PM
#4
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Good question. I am now on disability but would like something to do from home to suppliment my fabric addiction.
:XD: More time than money. :mrgreen:
And yes your right about the scams. To bad for those that are honest.
:XD: More time than money. :mrgreen:
And yes your right about the scams. To bad for those that are honest.
04-20-2010, 09:56 PM
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Probably your best bet would be making small items to sell.
A lady here in town is making quilted pockets to bake potatoes in the microwave. I think she is selling them for about $6 or $8.
And of course the lovely tote bags should certainly sell well.
If you sew clothing as well as quilts, people are always looking for somebody to hem up their pants, sew name patches on uniforms, etc.
A lady here in town is making quilted pockets to bake potatoes in the microwave. I think she is selling them for about $6 or $8.
And of course the lovely tote bags should certainly sell well.
If you sew clothing as well as quilts, people are always looking for somebody to hem up their pants, sew name patches on uniforms, etc.
04-21-2010, 01:33 AM
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At the moment I'm on maternity leave (errr well still waiting for the baby to arrive.. any day now), but since my pay for the next 12 months of mat leave will be just a teeny bit over half my usual work pay, I'm figuring I'll be getting into more things to sew and sell. WEll the baby has to sleep sometime right!!!!
At the moment I am working on my one of a kind flip flop tote bags that I have been selling for the last 2 years. I have another 8 bags in various stages right now.. will post photos later!
Cheers
At the moment I am working on my one of a kind flip flop tote bags that I have been selling for the last 2 years. I have another 8 bags in various stages right now.. will post photos later!
Cheers
04-21-2010, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by mom-6
Probably your best bet would be making small items to sell.
A lady here in town is making quilted pockets to bake potatoes in the microwave. I think she is selling them for about $6 or $8.
And of course the lovely tote bags should certainly sell well.
If you sew clothing as well as quilts, people are always looking for somebody to hem up their pants, sew name patches on uniforms, etc.
A lady here in town is making quilted pockets to bake potatoes in the microwave. I think she is selling them for about $6 or $8.
And of course the lovely tote bags should certainly sell well.
If you sew clothing as well as quilts, people are always looking for somebody to hem up their pants, sew name patches on uniforms, etc.
04-21-2010, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by dglvr
Good question. I am now on disability but would like something to do from home to suppliment my fabric addiction.
:XD: More time than money. :mrgreen:
And yes your right about the scams. To bad for those that are honest.
:XD: More time than money. :mrgreen:
And yes your right about the scams. To bad for those that are honest.
04-21-2010, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Quilting Aggi
At the moment I'm on maternity leave (errr well still waiting for the baby to arrive.. any day now), but since my pay for the next 12 months of mat leave will be just a teeny bit over half my usual work pay, I'm figuring I'll be getting into more things to sew and sell. WEll the baby has to sleep sometime right!!!!
At the moment I am working on my one of a kind flip flop tote bags that I have been selling for the last 2 years. I have another 8 bags in various stages right now.. will post photos later!
Cheers
At the moment I am working on my one of a kind flip flop tote bags that I have been selling for the last 2 years. I have another 8 bags in various stages right now.. will post photos later!
Cheers
04-21-2010, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by PJO
Originally Posted by Quilting Aggi
At the moment I'm on maternity leave (errr well still waiting for the baby to arrive.. any day now), but since my pay for the next 12 months of mat leave will be just a teeny bit over half my usual work pay, I'm figuring I'll be getting into more things to sew and sell. WEll the baby has to sleep sometime right!!!!
At the moment I am working on my one of a kind flip flop tote bags that I have been selling for the last 2 years. I have another 8 bags in various stages right now.. will post photos later!
Cheers
At the moment I am working on my one of a kind flip flop tote bags that I have been selling for the last 2 years. I have another 8 bags in various stages right now.. will post photos later!
Cheers
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