Assemble Miniature Boxes, Dollhouses, Bows At Home

Speaking of the pop group crafts that you can assemble at home, we cannot really go ahead without speaking of the products available with Cottage Industries.  There are approximately 5 items available that you can assemble at home.  Four of these are miniature boxes made of wood.  These four boxes of varying difficulty requiring different level of crafting skill. One such a box is a dollhouse while the other three jewellery boxes.  The difficulty required to make each of these boxes is specified when you view the products on the company's Web site.  The design of these boxes is more or less the same and they are all about 1 inch high, 1 inch wide and .75 inch deep.  As you will realise these are extremely tiny items and you shall only endeavour to make them if you are good with making tiny things with your hands.  Making miniature craft is not everybody's cup of tea.

Dollhouse Gift Boxes

    

 

 

Miniature bows - Another product with cottage industries that you can assemble at home is miniature bows.  These are again extremely tiny crafts about the size of one dime.  The bow is made up of ribbon which is made by wrapping it around a special bow maker that is provided to you by the company.  You will be using paint and glue possibly a hot and glue gun to make this craft.  While a majority of the crafts available to assemble at home with this company are woodwork items miniature bows is the only craft that is that of basic product assembling.  You can choose to assemble this product if you are not to deft or comfortable with woodworking. Since this is a fairly simple item you are required to make 400 of these to complete one finished batch.  You are paid $.25 per piece which means that if your complete batches accepted you get paid hundred dollars for assembling these miniature bows at home.

Cottage industries, however, does come highly recommended because it is one of the verifiable assemble at home companies.  Judging from the few feedbacks that feed had come to people who have worked for cottage industries it is possible that the whole process of getting approved to assemble products at home does take a while.  So be prepared to be waiting for several weeks before you are doing home assembly for their crafts.

Please note that you are paid on a per piece basis.  Which means that if in finished batch there are a few items that do not match the company inspection, you are paid for the once that up to the standard.
We mention the products of this company because this company seems to be fairly upright and honest.  It lists its address and the address of its crafting store on the website.  You are allowed to visit the store and we will examples of the craft that you will be making for them. You can even take up your starter kit and drop off your finished batch of assemble products at their store.
The photographs of these five products that you can assemble at home with cottage industries are given alongside on this post.

Business Contact and Profile
Name: Cottage Industries Inc.
Phone: (407) 872-0588
Address: PO Box 568904, Orlando, FL 32856
Business Category: Doll Houses & Accessories
eMail: cotind@aol.com
Web Address: www.cotind.com
Primary Contact: Mr Barry S Ettinger (Vice President)
Complaint Contact: Mr Barry S Ettinger (Vice President)
Alternate Business Names United Homeworkers of America

To read more about this company and how you can work by doing product assembling at home click here.

To read the complete report on cottage industry and its history home based product assembling at home opportunity at home from the better business bureau click here.