So you’re ready to start a stay at home BASED business but don’t have any ideas for one? Set back and relax. We have a few ideas that might be just up your alley. A stay at home business doesn’t necessarily have to be a computer business. Many of your hobbies or talents can give way to a business opportunity. Many people may be looking for your talents and you would never know until try a stay at home business.

If you are good at making candies, you might consider starting a stay at home business designing gourmet chocolates. Some of the items you might design, create, and sell would be gourmet-flavored coffee stirring spoons, lollipops, cigars, and specially designed gift boxes for holidays and birthdays. These can be sold over the Internet as well as flea markets, fairs, and temporary booths at local malls.

Another stay at home business for a crafty person would be scrapbook making. Since it is one of the most current crazes, scrapbooks are extremely popular. Some ladies don’t have the time or talent however to make their own scrapbooks. You could create heirloom scrapbooks to commemorate special events such as graduations, vacations, and anniversaries. Special memory books can be

made for milestones such as baby arrivals and family reunions. Clients would provide you with the photos. With your artistic talent, you would combine the photos along with text and design elements to bring life to your custom designed scrapbooks.

One stay at home business that has lots of opportunity in the spring and summer is being a wedding planner. You would organize and coordinate a couple's wedding in every way. From hiring the photographer to securing the caterer, every aspect of a wedding would be done under your supervision. Many wedding planners double as floral designers and offer printing of the invitations.

Stay at home business opportunities come in many shapes and sizes. You must pick the one that best suits your talents and abilities. Enjoying your job should be foremost. So look at some of your current ho hobbies and see if they too could become a stay at home business.

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