Comments on: Non Sewing Products – Only require cutting and gluing to assemble

By: clarimar

clarimar — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 16:41:05 +0000

Por favor envienme las direcciones y telefonos de las companias de manualidades para ninos, a mi e.mail

gracias.

By: clarimar

clarimar — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 16:39:49 +0000

Hola

Quisiera poder ver las direcciones y telefonos de las companias las de jabones,velas,enchanted hearts todas las que tengan manualidades faciles de hacer para ninos…

Gracias

By: Administrator

Administrator — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 21:10:21 +0000

Hello,
Thank you for writing in. There are lots of addresses and contanct addresses available for places that offer this kind of work on the blog. I presume that you have already gone through the blog since you are posting a comment on it. If you want more information in any particular offer, then you should use the address and contact information provided to contact the concerned people.
We hope that you manage to find something worthwhile and fun to do. Please continue to post on the blog about the progress you made. We would love to hear from you again. Let us know if there is anything that we can help you with.

By: Marina

Marina — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 03:09:18 +0000

Hi, im interesting in doing assembly work. I’ve been looking around for a job quite awhile, and haven’t found one yet.Then it came across to me that i love doing crafts, since im a Sunday school teacher. And it would be a great if you have some assembly work for me. I live, up north in South Carolina. And i would love some more information about this.

By: Cindilyn

Cindilyn — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 04:48:49 +0000

Hello to whom this may concern,
Being a mom of 4 young children I value the time with my kids.
I am always looking for simple and fun things to do in my home.
I like doing crafts, typing of reports for my kids school work.

I want to know, are there such jobs as stuffing envelopes, because if there is, my family and I would not have a problem doing that, it would be actually fun and great team work!
Assembling crafts, stuffing envelopes, typing data, all very easy work that I would love to do right in my own house, than I don’t have to worry about a boss breathing down my back!

Hoping to hear from someone, thankyou!

By: Administrator

Administrator — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 21:05:56 +0000

Hello Bemjamin,
Thank you for writing in… Are you and your wife good crafters..? I have replied to another post on this page speaking about an assembly company by the name of Magical Gift/ also known as New England Crafter. You may consider the same, keeping in mind the fact that you will need to be skilful in order to get approved by them to assemble products at home for them.
You can view the other companies listed in the Top 5 Companies section. There is one that deals in making miniature crafts. We always ask people to exercise caution when wanting to work with miniature craft assembly. These items are really tiny and often catch people by surprise because of their sheer smallness. The company called Cottage Industries listed in the Top 5 companies section seems to be pretty legitimate with a decent report from and a good standing with the Better Business Bureau. If you are confident of being good with assembling miniature crafts with your hands, you may get in touch with them as well.
Do keep sharing your progress with us and we will be happy to give any and all helpful ideas that we can as you go along.
Looking forward to hearing from you again.
All the best and wishes for good health and a speedy recovery to Lana…

By: Administrator

Administrator — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 20:53:05 +0000

Hi, Here's the think with product assembly. It is a murky picture at best. But I know enought to be able to tell you that all is not right with these work offers in most of the cases. Try getting in touch with a respectable company like the New England Crafters also knows as the Magical Gift company. You can find the address and phone number for them on this website under the Top 5 Assembly At Home Companies or the BBB Reports section. If you do a google search for their name, you will also come across a thread on WAHM.com that is dedicated to people working for magicalgift. The assembly company itself has started a forum for its members where they all get together to discuss tips and tricks. As far as I know, there are a lot of people working for the Magical Gift. They even have a list of all the names of their home assemblers on their website. And just an example of what I meant that earning through assembly at home is a murly concept, you will be surprised to learn that their report on the website of the Better Business Bureau is not so great, inspite of all the evidence to suggest that they seem to be a genuine work at home assembly job providers. They even have a craft store of their own that you can visit if you happen to be from around the area. The crafts with New England Crafters are not all together easy crafts to make. They are professional commercials crafts. So you have to be a good crafter in order to pass their approval process. You can have a look at the crafts that they offer here... Always remember that companies that do not seem forthcoming in communication with you and hide behind Post Box addresses are not all together trust worthy. Not that all the companies that list a phone number are, but you must do all you can to establish their credibility. Always try and locate people who have worked or are working for the assembly company you are interested in. You can start with establishing contact with the 100+ companies that are listed here. Any experience that you can share with us will be great and truly appreciated. I wish you all the best.

By: Benjamin and Lana Brown

Benjamin and Lana Brown — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 19:27:33 +0000

My wife and I are looking for some craft work and products to assemble at home. she is going through her 5th back surgery, so home time will be at a maximum. We live in the western part of Kentucky, so any information you have will be great. Also I have some typing skills as well as some data processing skills. Thank you.

By: Akiera

Akiera — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 18:53:12 +0000

Hi, I have been looking for work online for sometime now and I have yet to come up with anything. So I decided to look for assembly work. I came across a few scams and I am very disappointed. Is there a such thing as a legit assembly job at home? I really need some advice and leads as to where to look and who to go to.Any advice?

By: Administrator

Administrator — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 14:37:15 +0000

Hello Edward,
Thank you for writing in. You can look at the company that goes by the name of NEC / Magical Gift Company. Their website is magicalgift.com. There is also a very active thread on http://www.wahm.com devoted to people working for the New England Crafters/ Magical Gift Company. You can read this and we strongly recommend joining that forum and speaking to some of the people that are actually working with this company to get a clear picture. Speak with the customer care cell of the company itself for further guidance. Judging from the experiences of the people on the forum who are or have in the past worked for the magical gift company, you will require good crafting skills to work for this company.
Other product assembly companies that you may look in to are Cottage Industries and Valerie Hattery. The contact details for these companiea are listed here.Also be sure to read the BBB report on these companies in our BBB Reports Section.

You would be well advised to keep all the tips and advice given by the BBB while working from home and working with product assembly jobs at home. There is no record with Better Business Bureau in their nationwide records of anyone having made a substantial income doing this work from home. I think most of the people who do craft assembly jobs from home, do it as a hobby and not a means of making a substantial income from it.

Like I said, please discuss these companies with the other people who are working for it before you decide to join. This work requires artisan skills and is not for everyone. It is very different from making crafts for yourself or your home. It does does not matter if the design comes out different than expected when you are making the craft for personal use. but any kind of discrepancy in not tolerated when you are doing this work for a company.
Be extra careful with Miniature Crafts assembly. A LOT of people find difficulty with these products as they do not anticipate the sheer smallness of the items they have to assemble. Unless you are really good with making small products with your hands, you will find the assembly of miniature crafts very difficult indeed.
Wish you all the best.