Cricut Craft Business

Cricut Craft Business Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

Turn your passion for crafting into a thriving business with a Cricut machine. A Cricut craft business involves creating personalized designs and products, from custom t-shirts and home décor to unique party supplies and more.

With a bit of creativity and dedication, you can make bespoke crafts that stand out in a crowded market. You’ll need to invest time in mastering the software and exploring various materials to offer diverse products. Passion and precision are key, as custom orders require attention to detail and customer-specific designs.

Marketing your creations will be a significant part of the job—whether you choose Etsy, local markets, or social media to showcase your work. If you enjoy crafting and have an eye for design, this business idea offers a fulfilling way to turn your hobby into a steady income stream. The flexibility in product offerings and the appeal of personalized items make it a venture with significant potential.

In this list, you'll find real-world cricut craft business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a cricut craft business that makes money.

1. The Crafty Gentleman ($14.4K/year)

I got in touch with the founder himself, Mike, who had always been interested in crafts and DIY. He noticed a gap in the market for contemporary, accessible, gender-neutral crafts and decided to start a blog where he shared simple craft tutorials. The blog gained traction and he started receiving offers for sponsored partnerships, which led to the growth of his business.

How much money it makes: $14.4K/year
How much did it cost to start: $0
How many people on the team: 0

How I Started A $1.2K/Month DIY And Crafts Blog And Got Tons Of Media Appearances

The Crafty Gentleman, a UK-based DIY and craft blog, generates over $1.2k per month through sponsored brand partnerships and recently launched an online shop after organically growing a reader base and consistently nurturing an engaging online presence.

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