When I was pregnant, I fell in love with knitting.
It started as a way to pass the time, but soon I was making little hats, scarves, and baby blankets that everyone kept asking for.
When I was pregnant, I fell in love with knitting.
It started as a way to pass the time, but soon I was making little hats, scarves, and baby blankets that everyone kept asking for.
I absolutely love decorating for Christmas—it’s the one time of year when I go all out!
‘Tis the season to turn your crafting passion into a profitable venture!
Whether you’re a stay-at-home mom or someone looking to make extra income during the festive season, these delightful Christmas crafts not only spread holiday cheer but also bring in some extra cash.
My favorite season is Christmas.
My twins also love it. For us, it’s all about the traditions incorporated into this holiday.
Things like making Christmas cookies, decorating the Christmas tree while listening to Christmas music and wearing our fuzzy Christmas pj’s!
I don’t know about you, but I’ve always loved making things in my spare time.
There’s something so rewarding about taking a few simple materials and turning them into something unique and special.
Do you love doing crafts? I sure do!
When I was pregnant with my twins I knitted day and night.
I knitted a ton of hats and I made scarves for my family and I just kept on knitting.
Everyone I’ve been talking to lately have told me they do part of their work from home.
The traditional office has definitely undergone a transformation for the better!
With more and more moms embracing remote work, the home office has become a hub of productivity and creativity.
Are you a stay-at-home mom looking to fill that extra time with some creative passions that actually make you money?
Or are you looking for a way to make more money on top of your regular job?
Are you ready to embark on a journey that combines the wonders of working from home with the excitement of earning $20 an hour or more?
If you’re nodding your head, you’ve arrived at the ultimate destination for all things remote work!
Back in 2014, I started working from home.
This was after my failed attempt at trying to set up an applied behavior business for children with autism where I would drive to people’s homes and spend all day practically on the road.