Any ideas?

It depends on where you want to sell them. If you are looking at Etsy, something to keep in mind is that a lot people dropship now which unfortunately is killing small businesses, so I would check the competition and decide if it's worth it. Someone buying from Temu and reselling can afford to put down a lower price you many not want to compete with. The good thing is there are now a lot of platforms you can use to dig into what keywords sell and how much for. If you make your own patterns I would consider selling them and/or kits, it is becoming quite popular for people to get into crafts now and they are quicker to put together.

If looking at local craft fairs, you will need to get out there and see for yourself. It will be different from area to another.

I personally believe that things will sell if your get the right market (sounds terrifying at first!)

But first of all there's no harm in always trying to better yourself by starting a little business!

I help new start ups, normally mums who are looking for extra income to try stay home more with their babies ☺️

If you want any guidance! Just drop me a DM I can help by being a sound board for you!
Hope it takes off for you 🩵💙

I think it really depends on how far/what you're aiming for, I think everything can seem a bit out of reach when you first start to look into it 🫣
As I said if you do decide you want to just do some blue sky thinking with me
I can tell you the ins and outs of stuff before you even make a decision x

For this type of support? I do not,
If it's just a mum wanting to put her cards on the table and see if it would work for them to sell their items then definitely not.

As a mum of 2 young boys I know how hella tight money can be!

If a mum contacts me with a full blown idea and ready to hit the ground running with a business idea, they need 121 support launching etc then yes I would change (as that's my small business)

Yeah exactly! It's ridiculous if I'm honest, I couldn't stand to support new mums and then ask them to pay 🙄
It's just not in my morals as a person or business if I'm honest

They craft fairs! Go along to a few fist and then when you have a good selection made up apply for your own stall.
I used to make baby blankets, baby mobiles and booties. The blankets were a hit.
You could open shop on Etsy but they charge 18% atleast in fees and there’s a lot of competition.
I would make your own insta and fb page, set up a QR code on some stationary with discounts and head to the craft fairs! Good luck!

Yeah you will need to pay to get a table for your stock, is that what you mean? Some have a small entry fee too for shoppers. This is common practice to cover the expenses for running the event.