If you’ve spent any time here on the Crochetpreneur blog, you know that my passion and mission is helping women to build their yarn-based businesses in order to have the financial freedom to create a life they love. If you’re wondering how to start a crochet business – or grow one that has grown stagnant – you’re in the right place! Read these resources to help you start (or restart) your crochet business and begin turning yarn into money!

How Starting a Crochet Business Can Change Your Life
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My crochet businesses, both my designs and products from Made with a Twist, and this blog and its associated products and services, have afforded me the opportunity to work from home in my PJs, to travel extensively with my husband whether to a fancy resort or a backwoods campground (we love it all), and to be the full-time caretaker of our infant grandson while his parents are working. This is the life I’ve always wanted! I want that for you, too.

Turning Yarn Into Money
This blog is, primarily, for women who are seeking a better life through yarn. 🙂 I write for women who want to live life on their own terms, who are tenacious and hard-working and are willing to put in the time and effort to build a business that will bring them the freedom to stay home with their kids or travel or sit around in their PJs all day (or all of these). Whatever success looks like for you, I will be your biggest cheerleader.
As a consummate creative, I’ve always been interested in making … making art, making jewelry, making handmade fashions, but I have a variety of other interests as well. I enjoy writing, traveling (as I said, above) and speaking into the lives of women as a psychotherapist and coach. So, I’m just the kind of person who loves doing all-the-things. When I found blogging, it was like I’d hit the jackpot because I can combine all of my passions – helping, writing, and making – into one perfect little business.
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How to Start a Crochet Business That Fits Your Life
I used to work my crochet business full-time, but now that I’m a full-time grandma, I’m working in the margins of life – early in the mornings, during nap time, and after dinner – and I still love it. It’s the perfect situation for me and my family!
What might be the ideal situation for you?
I want you to know that you CAN make money with your crochet talents and skills. Whether you love designing, making products, teaching, or writing…there is a place for you in the world of crochet. You can work online or offline, full- or in the margins of life (like me). Your goals may be big or small. Whatever they are, I’m here to help guide you through the process and help you be as successful as you want to be.
So, let’s dive in!
Resources to Start a Crochet Business on the Right Foot
If you’re new here, these are some posts that will help you get started choosing a Crochetpreneurial (yes, that’s our made-up word) path. As I create more articles on these topics, I’ll be sure to come back and add more links here. In the meantime, grab yourself a cup of coffee and enjoy these helpful posts:
1. An Impulsive’s Guide to Starting Your Crochet Business Right Now!
Creatives are notorious for acting on impulse. Sometimes our impulses get us into trouble, but somethings they’re just the thing we need to do something great! If you’re thinking of starting a handmade business and you want to do it NOW, this is the post to help you do it the right way.


nail your niche with this worksheet
Free Worksheet for Creating Your Niche
One of the first steps in building your business is creating a niche so you can get clear on your market, your messaging, and your most profitable product line. Nail your niche with this helpful worksheet to walk you through the details.
2. The Ultimate List of 20+ Ways to Make Money with Your Awesome Crochet Skills
Have you been wondering how you might make money with crochet? Your crochet business can look any number of ways that are unique to you! Check out this ultimate list and mix and match your skills and passions to create your perfect business.

3. Starting a Handmade Business: Tips for Tackling the Tasks You’ve Been Avoiding
Often, creatives are plagued by procrastination when it comes to the business side of their business. We want to make and we want freedom, but these tasks must get done. Here’s how you can crush all those tasks you’ve been avoiding.


FREE CHECKLIST FOR CROCHETPRENEURS
Don’t Miss an Important Step
Ask important questions, make big decisions, and check off every task when transitioning from a hobbyist to a crochet business owner with our FREE Hobby to Business Transition Tasks workbook.
4. Why You Need to Stop Selling Crochet if You Want Your Business to Succeed
When someone asks what you do, do you tell them “I sell crochet”? If so, you just may be sabotaging your business. Find out what to do and say instead that will draw your customers to you and boost your sales!

5. How to Turn Your Hobby Into a Thriving Handmade Business
Are you ready to jump into the world of handmade business? This post will walk you through all the steps you need to get it done and get on your way to making money.

6. How to Start a Profitable Crochet Blog
There’s no better way to gain credibility and increase visibility for your crochet business than by starting a blog. Whether you’re sharing behind the scenes details of your business, posting patterns or, even, lifestyle tips for your ideal customer, blogging is a great primary or secondary source of income for your crochet biz!

Ready for Something More Advanced?
Have you worked your way through all those beginner posts and you’re ready to dive deep into your business, peruse these posts for more tips and tricks for building your profitable (and awesome) crochet business. Just hover over the image of the post you’d like to visit and click on the LINK button in the center.
Next Steps to Starting Your Crochet Business
Starting your crochet business doesn’t have to feel complicated. You already have the skills and the passion—now it’s just about taking that first step and moving forward with confidence. Even small actions can add up to big results over time.
I’d love to hear from you—what’s the very first step you’re planning to take toward turning your crochet hobby into a business? Share in the comments so we can cheer you on!


Your site is a life saver, and you have inspired me to push ahead with my dreams of starting a business on the side.