Yes, there are plenty of things to make and sell for profit. Handmade businesses often don’t require a lot of overhead expenses. You just need a few different materials and the ability to market to specific customers.

People who shop for handmade items are often looking for special gifts or items that will last. Quality, timeless crafts like woodworking, quilting, leatherworking, and glass blowing are consistently in high demand. Customized products like initialed necklaces or bags also tend to do well.

The easiest handmade business to start depends on your existing skills. But there are several ideas you can start with just some digital designs. For example, you can customize t-shirts using print-on-demand services and have your products shipped directly from the printer to your customers.