Turn your love for Christmas into extra money this year

If you love Christmas

You decorate the whole house. And every year someone asks: "Could you make me one?"

You set up the family tree, you help decorate the church and the clubhouse. Everyone loves it. Everyone says you should do this for a living. And you do it for free, out of love.

Grapevine door wreath with a red plaid bow — Front-door wreath

Ornament ball wreath with a little snowman — Ornament ball wreath

Lots of women who use this kit started exactly like that. What if your love for Christmas became your extra income this year?

If this sounds like you, read on

Money never stretches far enough. And Christmas comes knocking.

You work, you run the house, you handle everything. And the money runs out before the month does. Then December arrives: gifts, the holiday dinner, a bill that's past due.

You think: "What if I sold a few Christmas pieces this year?" But right away, that little voice starts up:

"But am I even good at this?"

"What would I charge? What if they think it's too much?"

"I'd be embarrassed to offer. I don't even know who'd buy."

"So many people already sell this..."

"What if I buy supplies and nothing sells?"

"What if people don't like my work?"

So the idea goes back in the drawer. Another December goes by, and you keep decorating other people's homes for free.

None of those voices mean you lack talent. They mean you lack a path. And the path for each one is right below.

If you're having doubts

"Can I really do this?" Yes, you can.

It's the question we hear most. And the answer is yes, because the kit was made this way:

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Photographed up close

Every step shown in close-up photos, from the base to the bow. Follow along at your kitchen table.

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Simple pieces that sell

Most are done in under an hour. The mini arrangements take about 15 minutes.

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Regular store supplies

No machines, no special tools, no studio. Dollar-store and craft-store finds do the job.

Most women who start with this kit have never sold a single piece. Plenty are past 50 or 60. You don't need experience, just one evening and a kitchen table.

A real-life kind of story

Rosa was scared to waste money on supplies.

"I started with one ornament wreath and sold it to my neighbor for $70. By mid-December I had 11 orders from my church and my HOA group. I paid for everything with the first two."

Rosa M., retired, El Paso, TX · Testimonials are illustrative. Results vary.

"It's not talent. It's technique."Christmas Decor From Home

How the extra income works

It's not a kit to look at. It's a kit to make money with.

1

Make your piece

Pick a design and follow the steps. Under $15 in supplies, about an hour.

2

Charge the right price

The pricing sheet does the math: supplies, your time and profit. No more guessing.

3

Sell to people who already ask

Family, neighbors, church, your HOA, Facebook groups. No shame, no followers needed.

The best sellers

Some of the 17 best-selling pieces you'll learn

Cheap supplies, no fancy setup. You don't have to figure out what to make: the kit already picked what sells most.

Door wreaths

Teardrop door swags

Table centerpieces

Decorated trees

Kids' wreaths

Jumbo-bow trees

There's a lot more inside

Santa lantern arrangement — Lantern arrangement

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Charging right changes everything

What is a well-made piece worth?

Front-door wreath

Supplies: under $15

sells for up to $85

Teardrop door swag

Supplies: under $25

sells for $95 to $120

Table centerpiece

Supplies: $10 to $18

sells for $40 to $65

That's the math the kit walks you through, piece by piece. Without it, most women charge "friend prices" for work like this. The pricing sheet does it for you, one piece at a time.

$680what ten wreaths at $68 can bring in over one Christmas

3 to 5xwhat a well-made piece sells for, compared to its supplies

1 wreathsold at $60 pays for this kit twice over

"What if I spend money on supplies and nothing sells?"

You don't buy supplies for 20 pieces. You make one, with the shopping list, sell it, and use that money to buy supplies for the second. That's how you start without touching the household budget.

Results depend on how many pieces you make and how often you offer them.

Who to sell to

You don't need followers. Your first customers are already close to you.

No shop, no big Instagram and no need to show your face. Almost everyone's first sales come from here:

FamilyFriendsNeighborsCoworkersChurch groupYour HOAFacebook groupsLocal shops & offices

Woman handing a handmade wreath to a neighbor on a snowy porch

"But so many people already sell this."

They do. But your neighbor buys from someone she knows, not from a famous decorator online. And every Christmas there's a shortage of well-made pieces at a fair price. If you can make it and price it right, you can sell it.

"What if I'm too shy to offer?"

The selling guide shows you where to sell, how to show your work and how to close your first orders, starting with the people who already compliment your decor. Word-for-word messages included.

Why now

Christmas sales don't start in late December. They start now.

It's the season when homes, small shops and offices buy the most decor. Families, neighbors and businesses order ready-made pieces. Whoever starts first sells first.

Week 1

Learn and make your first pieces

Shopping list, first wreath, first price worked out.

Week 2

Close your first orders

Family, neighbors, your HOA, Facebook groups.

Weeks 3–5

Make and deliver: peak season

This is where the extra income shows up.

Christmas week

Last deliveries, money in your pocket

And the same math works for Valentine's, Easter and next Christmas.

What you get for $27

From your first piece to your first order

17 best-selling pieces, step by step

Wreaths, door swags, centerpieces, mini trees, jumbo bows and arrangements, with close-up photos of every step.

Ready-made shopping list

What to buy and how much, so you can start with under $15 in supplies.

Pricing sheet, piece by piece

Fill in your costs and it does the math. Never undercharge again.

First-goal plan

How much to spend, what to charge and how many pieces to sell to reach your first $500.

Selling made simple

Where to sell, how to show your work and how to close your first order, even with zero followers.

Your bonuses

Seasonal Profit Calendar: what to make and sell after Christmas (Valentine's, Easter, Mother's Day, fall)
Craft Supply Savings Guide: where to find your supplies for up to 30% less
The 40-Day Holiday Sales Challenge: see below

Featured bonus

And you won't be doing this alone

Printed 40-day holiday sales challenge planner pages on a kitchen table

Order today and you get the 40-Day Holiday Sales Challenge, to go from "someday I'll start" to having pieces up for sale.

From the day you start to December 24

One mission a day, one step at a time, until your first sale
Weekly check-ins to see what's working and what to adjust
Printable price calculator and a log for your pieces and sales
A Christmas-week checklist so every order goes out on time

Who it's for

If one of these sounds like you, it's for you

It's for you if...

You work all day and want some extra income for the holidays.
You're retired and want your free time to earn, from home.
You're at home without an income of your own and want your own money.
You already craft and want to sell the pieces that move most at Christmas.
You love Christmas and never made a piece, but always wanted to.

It's not for you if...

You want a 100-lesson florist course. This is the fast, practical version.
You only want to admire and don't plan to charge for any piece.

Who's behind the kit

Made by holiday crafters, for women starting from zero

Two women laughing at a craft table full of ribbon and ornaments

Christmas Decor From Home was put together by holiday crafters who sell at markets, to neighbors and to small shops every season. They picked the pieces that sell again and again, and wrote down exactly how they make them.

Then they added the part most tutorials skip: what to charge, who to offer it to, and how to close the first order without feeling pushy.

17best-selling pieces

$15to start

1kitchen table

40days of missions

What people are saying

Women who turned decorating into extra income

★★★★★"Every year my sister-in-law asked me to 'do her door too.' I followed the evergreen wreath guide at my kitchen table, used the pricing sheet and charged $65 instead of the $25 I would've asked. Three neighbors ordered the same week, and my supplies were paid off after the second one."

Linda R.Retired School Secretary, Knoxville, TN

★★★★★"I work nights, so I only have weekend mornings. The mini tabletop trees take me about 40 minutes each. I made six on a Saturday, posted one photo in my church moms' group, and all six were gone by Sunday night. Two ladies asked for matching centerpieces."

Tasha W.Night-Shift Nurse, Columbus, OH

★★★★★"My fear was buying a cart full of supplies and getting stuck with it. The shopping list kept my first wreath under $15. I sold it to one of my husband's coworkers and bought supplies for the next two with that money."

Karen D.Stay-at-Home Mom of Three, Mesa, AZ

★★★★★"I've made wreaths for 20 years but always guessed my prices. The bow pages alone changed how my pieces look, and the pricing sheet showed I was barely covering ribbon. I raised my door swags to $95 this season and nobody blinked."

Deb S.Craft Fair Regular, Lancaster, PA

Testimonials are illustrative. Results vary.

After you order

Order now and make your first piece today

1

Pay securely

Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, on a secure checkout. Access arrives right away.

2

Open your kit with your email

Everything lives in your online library. Read on your phone, tablet or computer, or print it.

3

Buy your supplies and make it

A short guide, your kitchen table, dollar-store and craft-store supplies. Your first piece can be done the same day.

Your turn

Less than a ready-made wreath costs. And you'll be selling several.

Regular price ~~$297~~

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17 best-selling pieces, step by step
Shopping list + pricing sheet
First-goal plan + selling guide
Bonus: Seasonal Profit Calendar
Bonus: Craft Supply Savings Guide
Bonus: 40-Day Holiday Sales Challenge

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Zero risk: 7-day money-back guarantee

Open the kit, grab the shopping list and make your first piece. If within 7 days you feel it's not for you, just ask for a refund: we'll give you 100% back, no questions asked. All the risk is on us.

Got questions?

Frequently asked questions

I've never decorated anything. Can I follow along?

Yes. Every step is photographed up close, at the pace of someone who's never made a piece. If you've ever decorated your own home, you can do this.

How much will I spend on supplies, and where do I buy them?

You can start with under $15. The shopping list tells you what to buy and how much, with no waste. The Craft Supply Savings Guide shows you where to find supplies for up to 30% less. And at checkout you can also add the Supplier List + Copy-Paste Sales Catalog Combo (optional).

Do I need space, a machine or special tools?

No. The pieces are made at the kitchen table with dollar-store and craft-store supplies, a pair of scissors and some floral wire.

What if I make the pieces and can't sell them?

You start with the people who already ask you: family, neighbors, church, your HOA, Facebook groups. The selling guide shows you how to offer without feeling pushy, and the pricing sheet makes sure you don't undercharge. Sales aren't guaranteed, but the path and the right price are.

What if I spend on supplies and lose money?

You don't buy supplies for 20 pieces. You make one, sell it, and use that money to buy supplies for the second. That's how you start without touching the household budget.

I don't have much time. Can I fit this around work and family?

Yes. The guides are short, most pieces take under an hour, and you read on your phone whenever it suits you.

I'm not young anymore. Is it too late to learn?

Not at all. Most women who use this kit are over 45, and many start from zero.

I'm not good with technology. Will I manage?

Yes. You open your library with the email you used to order. No passwords to remember. You can read on screen or print the pages.

Is it a physical product?

No. It's a digital kit you access right after you order. Nothing is shipped, so you can start tonight.

Why only $27?

Because it's the straight-to-the-point version: the pieces that sell most and the plan for your first sale, ready before the Christmas rush.

What if I don't like it?

You have a 7-day money-back guarantee. If you don't love it, we refund 100%, no questions asked.

Christmas is coming. Will you be selling, or just decorating?

You can make your first piece today. For $27, with 7 days to change your mind.

Yes, I want my Christmas income →

P.S.: You don't have to decide today whether you'll become a decorator. You just have to make one piece and charge for it. If in 7 days you feel it's not for you, your money comes back.