Do you sell things in person via Shows, etc?

Interesting ideas here... Some of these could really be worth considering and looking into also from here.

That's a neat way to earn offline. Do you get these items from flea markets to re-sell, or are these items you already own? I have never done this personally, but I know of a local husband and wife wood-working team that sells wood-working products for fairly high prices. Their method of woodworking is called intarsia, which is basically detailed scroll saw work w/ different woods/wood textures/wood colors. This couple is very good at what they do and they charge up to $2,000/product depending on how long it takes them to make and how detailed the project is. Most items are less than $100, but many of their patterns make them around a few hundred dollars per piece. This may seem pricey, but you have to consider that the wood is more rare and expensive and the finished product is incredible after the cutting, sanding, and finishing. Of course the work is tedious, but it's a good way to earn a respectable living from the confort of your garage or basement. Though they admit, they do it more for the love of wood-working than for the money. I have seen the finished products and I personally do not believe they charge enough. They do not do it for a living but I'm sure that they could. They sell at craft fairs/shows, but I'm sure Ebay or local craft stores could bring in good sales as well.

I used to do the Local Swap Meet here until they closed it down, and had a lot of Fun doing it. The only one left in this area is about 45 mins from us, but we are thinking about going and checking it out to see what it would cost to sell there, since I have a storage full of stuff I need to somehow sell.