Crafting usually starts out as a hobby. Eventually, as you get better at it and your work becomes more recognized, this new adventure sets you on a path where there are many possibilities of the direction in which this hobby can go.

The very first thing any crafty person must consider, is whether they want to just create work as a hobby or if they want to use it as a source of income for themselves. There are a variety of crafts that can very quickly lead to the point where even an amateur will have to reconsider the purpose of their creations and the scale at which they want to produce.

Selling craft to the public and offering services from your studio means that it must be accessible to the public. You must choose an appropriate place and consider ease of access such as a centralized location to maximize on customer reach.

Home based businesses are often popular, because it may be a cheaper option than paying rent for a physical space. Mothers can take care of their own children when they are not in school and combine work with their home routine.

The pandemic has taught that it is a good idea to have a passive source of income along with physical products. Make a list to identify the needs of the customers and come up with new innovative ideas to satisfy such, like providing them with digital options for crafting.