he “66 Hobby and Craft Niches Ideas” offers you ideas for loving the ability to create and engaging others in what you enjoy doing.
Some of my knitted and crocheted work
We begin here:
The word “hobby” comes from a Middle English word “hobi” meaning small horse. The word is defined in Webster’s dictionary as “a specialized pursuit that is outside of one’s regular occupation and that one finds particularly interesting and enjoys doing in a nonprofessional way as a source of leisure-time relaxation.” “Craft” is simply defined as “made by hand.”
All of the suggestions in this ebook can be pursued as activities done for simply the pleasure of doing. If you feel the desire to start an activity to which you give time when you wish, you may find it listed here. However, several of them can be endorsed as occupations in themselves. Registering as a business, maintaining accurate records, paying sales and other taxes are the other aspects of developing a business that are not addressed.
Some of the activities can be used to create income; others are suggested for the pleasure of serving others. You may find a hobby that inspires you or you are proficient in.
If you have developed the skill to produce a product in a reasonable amount of time to fulfill orders, excellent. Or, if the act of creating or serving helps you to learn about yourself, perfect a skill or an attribute like artistry; patience; humility, or Different selling words to use in your marketing materials and sales letters are suggested in “Advertising: Conveying Feelings about the Hobby or Craft.”
The ability to create is awesome and wonderful. The ideas within "66 Hobby and Craft Niches Ideas”, some are new and some are expansions on existing ones, may stimulate you to develop them into exciting businesses.
I look at these ideas in a different way, from dismal to amusing, to create new, exciting ways to use leisure time and possibly to profit from it. You can become a specialist with traditional and non-traditional abilities. Your love of people can also lead you to a rewarding hobby or craft niche.
Thumb Print was an idea that began in college in 1977 to create crafts from clothing to quilts. It integrated my love and appreciation for art in clothing and multi-dimensional objects. I bring to it over forty years of education in art, needlecraft and design. It all began with my first teacher, my mother whom I thank daily, who taught me how to knit, crochet, and sew. More of my work can be seen on In-Vesica Clothing.