From Hobby to Profit: How I Make Money as a Hand Embroidery Artist

[@6817eileen]

thank you for being so humble and down-to-earth. its really refreshing to hear your point of view. I crochet and would love to know if you know of any crochet artist accounts similar to yours that i can follow

[@saintrogersstreet]

🤍🤍 I’m happy to share :) sorry it took me so long to respond! Here are a few crochet accounts I know of: @hayhaycrochet @eliserosecrochet and @camrynscutecreations

[@bigsnack3109]

Super cool - thanks for the great and helpful info - love how you’ve stuck with it - looking forward to more tips and more sharing!

[@saintrogersstreet]

Glad it’s helpful :) Feel free to let me know if there is anything specific you’d like to hear about! I’m looking forward to sharing more ☺️

[@sharonsmithcambridge176]

So encouraging to watch your journey. 😊 I have just started my selling journey I want to get to making $300. It’s a lot for me because I am a SAHM and things at the moment are tight for us living on just one salary.

[@saintrogersstreet]

How cool! & totally understandable, I like to follow others on a similar journey to help keep myself motivated. One of the accounts I follow is @ heyyitsagoodlife on Instagram and she’s always sharing stories of how she works away at her business during nap times. I’m sure it is a bit more challenging, but still totally achievable if you put your mind to it and take it one day or one nap time at a time! Cheering you on!

[@aroushejadoon1909]

I am also starting embroidery business. Can you please help me with the type of fabric i should use?

[@saintrogersstreet]

Personally, I really love a cotton linen blend, but Kona cotton is also very popular amongst the hand embroidery community. 100% cotton is also a good, beginner friendly start. Hope that helps!

[@garrotcastongvay8382]

promo sm

[@sharondrohan9585]

I found you through Instagram!

[@saintrogersstreet]

Hey 👋🏻! haha you are one of the few lol :)