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Tie-dying is a fun and simple way to revive your old or plain fabric items, from towels to t-shirts, yielding a surprising result each time. Read the rest of this entry »
Establishing a home based appliance repair business may just be the home-based business income opportunity you’ve been waiting for.
Question: I am an officer about to launch a cooperative by January 2008… [W]e wish to have an idea on how to completely run a bakeshop since it’s a good business in the location we have. I would appreciate any help that you could extend to us. - Charlie Mejos Jr Read the rest of this entry »
Start-up capital is P4,000 - P5,000 to make 3 bars of soaps using the cold process (which is easier to make as it doesn’t require cooking). Time to finish: 1 hour (although you will also need to cure it overnight).
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Tie-dying is a well-known technique use to create colorful designs and patterns on fabric. There are several methods and a variety of color combinations to try: from circular, sunburst patterns to stenciled word cutouts. Plus, this attractive outcome can be achieved by using affordable, everyday items.
If you’re a man and you’ve always had fun tinkering with broken appliances you’ve found in your garage or a Ms. Handy Woman type of female who has no problems fixing water pipes with a few patches placed here and there.
Candle making is an easy, fun object that can be done in your very own kitchen. It involves mixing together a combination of waxes, then molding and/or adding scents to the mixture to yield batches of beautiful and useful candles. With all the possibilities on hand — colors, scents, shapes, etc. — this craft is perfect for you to unleash a little creativity, as well
Why waste big bucks on fancy specialty soap, when it’s so simple to make your own. This business will click because you can supply soaps not just to friends and family, but also to spas, bed and bath retailers, and gift shops.
Put some style into regular rubber flip-flops with just a few household tools and embellishments of your choice. Wearing tsinelas (slippers) as a fashion statement began just a few years ago, but thanks to its extreme comfort and versatility, this trend is here to stay. Beltra shares that, “Nowadays, women treat flip-flops like dressed-up sandals, this is one of the best products to sell.” 
