What kind of little hobby-moneymaker could you start up for $10 in materials?

@iamnikki If it’s really good it should sell. Women like to browse through costume jewelry.

@SW-User If you didn’t have to have a food-handlers permit and hassle with all of that.

@cherokeepatti yeah true. I'll stick to my dollar store collection of bubble baths lol

@SW-User When I was still eating wheat I would change up my breads and types of bread and never got tired of grilled cheese sandwiches.

@waleskinder how much do they sell for there?

@waleskinder There’s a dollar store selling forms for them for $1 each, plus other things like ribbon and netting etc.

@SW-User you sell what you make for a profit and use the profit to buy more supplies each time. If you find that you can sell items quickly and make a good profit. If you are retired and have time to spare to build it up that’s a lot better.

@Picklebobble2 The plants from seed is good. Also growing plants from cuttings or sprouts that come up around them. Sedum is one plant that is really easy to get started & pot up. They charge a lot in the greenhouses for small pots of them too. I sold some at a flea market, also chocolate mint & peppermint starts. Coleus is really easy to start from seed & easy to grow. Herbs of all kind are easy. They charge about $3 for a single basil plant and a pack of seeds is about $2 and has at least 50 seeds in it. Need good potting or garden soil though.

@SmartKat baby booties don’t take a lot of yarn and if they are really cute they will sell.

@cherokeepatti There's actually a farmer's market near me 🤔 I should go check that out sometime.

@cherokeepatti I mean as far as food is concerned, I don't think people would buy a 29 y/o guy's brownies on the street 😅
But that sounds like it would've been fun for a kid.

@DDonde There was a lady in a small town in Oklahoma that started selling popcorn in school colors, she sold it at local football games. She started a good business and now she owns game-amusement park in my city.