Hobbies For My 15 year old Girls?

Question

Well my three triplets who are 15 want to do a hobbie preferably to earn money on car boot sales to do with artistic skills and maybe sewing. They say they want a foolproof pan. There ideas so far are cakes and cusion making any ideas for what you would buy? They are artistic, funny, unique girls. Any idea? They would really help!
Thanks.

Answer 1

Heyahh how about

poster making
gift wrapping with homemade wrapping paper
bake sales
ect

Hope I Helped
Goood Luck
Merry Xmas
Happy 2008

Answer 2

Tatting. After visiting the House of Seven Gables in MA and seeing the beautiful hand work there I decided this was an art I wanted to learn. There they referred to it as a 'dying artform', but as I plunged in and tried to gather info I learned there is a rather large group of tatters out there, they have modernized the art adding beads and developing new techniques. I was amazed. I was drawn by the portability of the hobby too. I could put my threads, pattern and needles or shuttles in a small bag and have all I needed, begin and stop as the situation permitted/required. Needle tatting was VERY simple to learn, shuttle tatting has been a bit more challenging. There are so many things to do w/your finished designs and you decide just how 'involved' a project you want to take on at any given time. I've tatted small items to frame as gifts, bookmarks, trim for table linens, Christmas ornaments, etc. The possibilities are endless and it's very relaxing. Even my 13 year old nephew thinks it is great fun. Either do a search for tatting on the web or go to the Handy Hands website to see the multitude of inexpensive supples, get ideas and connect to other links to learn more. You can check out Micheal's craft store, but Handy Hands has more available for all skill levels. Enjoy!

Answer 3

Nothing is foolproof. You always gamble that it will pay off. That's why it needs to be something they like to do, so they can have fun even if they don't make money. They haven't gotten to be 15 without finding one thing they like to do, have they? Have them take their favorite hobby out to the next level so they can make money from it. They have to be the ones to think of it. hey, if I could think of it, I would make the money, not tell them.
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Answer 4

I believe Franklinsplastercraft.com do a range of products they can sell on to make a profit, at carboots or hobby / craft fairs, They will sell at trade prices to your daughters, and its a great way to make an extra bit of money, also they do a range of items that can be put together to make a "Craft Party" for your girls to run for younger childrens parties etc these are great, we ordered a box for our daughters 5th birthday, and everything went wonderfully. hope this helps

Answer 5

How about knitting? It's popular, fun, and social. With a little bit of practice, they could be making scarves and hat's quickly and making a bit of money.

Answer 6

Quilts.
They could learn to quilt and then sell them, a good quilt would sell quickly for a fair amount of money.

Answer 7

If they really want to make money and are artisitc, let them go to art school and become graphic or web designers. That's where the money lies today.

Answer 8

Check out this site:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hobbies

+i personally prefer Latch hook and making cushions out of them (am 14)

Answer 9

beading. making jewelry is fun, easy, and inexpensive. you can usually find good glass beads and supplies at your local craft store. they are cheap. they can sell their jewelry at school and to all their girlfriends for cash.

Answer 10

They can do yard work, babysit, or tutor kids in school.