​25 crafts you can make and sell with a Cricut or Silhouette cutting machine plus a few others that you can make even if you don’t have a cutting machine.  ​

Here are 25 ways that you can make money from the crafts that you see on Pinterest and Etsy all the time. 

Some are crafts that you have already heard of, but some may be crafts that you had no idea could be so profitable.

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Are you creative or crafty? You can make and sell your work at craft shows, in stores, or online using sites like Etsy!

Read on to learn 25 ways to make money from crafts and sell right from your home.  You can get paid for your hobby! 

You could use your cutting machine to supplement your income or even replace it.

Crafts to Make to Make and Sell from Home

If baking is your thing, check out these decorative edible cupcake toppers that you can make.

You can earn cash by printing sugar sheets to put on cakes with the help of your Cricut machine or make a 3-d cake topper with a Silhouette Alta printer.

There are lots of ways to sell your baked goods decorations. ​

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Are you great at party planning? You can make money creating and selling event backdrops!

Everyone loves taking photos at events like birthday parties, graduations and weddings.

Make eye-catching backdrops to help make the event memorable!

Selling Crafts in Person

If you’re the mom that’s always making house warming gifts,  family reunion t-shirts or your kids’ sports teams, then you could be earning some extra cash with your skills.

Family get-togethers, bake sales and church sales are just a few places that you can try selling your crafts.

Do you make a wearable craft? Make one for yourself and wear it to the next function. When you start to get compliments and questions, tell people that you make them and that they can buy one from you if they like.

Selling Crafts Online

You can earn a side income by making and selling your crafts on online marketplaces like Etsy or Amazon handmade (yes, Amazon has a section for small handmade seller shops).

I would have to say that Etsy is the easiest of the two (I have an Etsy shop, so maybe I’m a little bit biased). But, really, it’s super simple to open a shop on Etsy.

The commitment is pretty small if you’re not yet ready to jump into selling.

Just 20 cents per listing will get you started. I’m pretty sure that you can find the money needed to start an Etsy shop by looking for loose change in your couch.

We all know that Etsy is well known for finding handmade crafts, so that means that tons of people are searching the platform every day for unique items.

It’s basically a no-brainer in terms of where you can start selling your diy crafts easily.

You could even use your Facebook or Instagram accounts to get your products seen and to sell your crafts.

Once you grow a good-sized following, you may want to consider becoming a brand representative for products that are complementary to your own products. This will allow you to diversity your income.

Social media, like Instagram and Facebook, is used by millions of people all over the world every single second of the day.

So whether you live in a tiny village that no one has ever heard of or a big city, you can still have the same chance to reach customers.

Facebook makes it simple to open an online shop on their platform.

How to Get Paid Online

Of course, you’ll also need a way to take payments online. There are also several options for that.

Paypal and other payment processors let you easily accept payments. All that’s needed is to connect your Paypal account with your Facebook store.

I hope you see that there are countless ways for you to make extra cash doing what you love!

Click here for 25 ideas for crafts to make and sell.

25 Crafts to Make and Sell with your Cricut or Silhouette Machine

25 Crafts to Create with Cricut or Silhouette

These crafts can be made with most cutting machines

1. T-shirts

2. Cookies & cakes

3. Wine glasses

4. Mugs

5. Tumblers

6. Banners

7. Backdrops

8. Earrings

9. Nail Art

10. Bookmarks

11. Planner stickers

12. Wall art

13. Temporary tatoos

14. Nursery decorations

15. Wooden door sign

16. Keychains

17.Swimsuit wet bags

18. Throw pillows

19. Invitations

20. Costume masks

21. Baby onesies 

22. Christmas ornaments

23. Hair bows

24. Sleep eye masks

25. Cake toppers

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