Need Ideas to Extend Your Product Lines? Or Brainstorming on What You Can Make and Sell on Etsy to Start Your Shop? Here’s a list for you!

Etsy sellers, handmade shops, and artists searching for a new product idea often get stuck. I know from personal experience, it can be hard to find that “perfect” product or just an additional product that will go nicely to what you already make. So after much googling and research, I’ve made this handy list just for you guys!

Some of these ideas will be actual products. Some of them may be different artistic mediums. I’m including both because I do think they can both help in the brainstorming phase of product development. You never know where the perfect idea will come from on what the next product you make and sell on Etsy!

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The List

• Temporary tattoos
• Pins (Enamel, clay, shrinky-dinks, embroidered, paper mache, etc)
• Paper Mache
• Tea and Dish Towels

• Card decks: such as playing cards, affirmation cards, tarot cards, artistic prompts, etc.
• Stationary, notecards, invitations
• Glass painting and art
• Stained glass decor and suncatchers (Here’s some more inspiration here).

• Resin crafts. Possibilities are endless with resin, I have a Pinterest board of them.
• Stickers, decals, and car bumper stickers
• Crystals: research decor and jewelry ideas
• Polymer clay: you can make a ton of things with clay! I have a Pinterest board of them too.

• Acrylic Pour Art
• Oil painting
• Collage and mixed media art
• Watercolor art

• Dollhouse crafts (think of all the things a doll family needs in their 2 story house)
• Prints and giclee art
• Russian nesting dolls
• Ceramic crafts
• Decorative signs

• Shirts, hoodies
• Coffee mugs, cups, and travel drinkware
• Tanktops
• Baby and children’s’ clothing

• Embroidery art
• Crochet
• Refurbishing and painting toy figurines
• American Girl dolls (and others) handmade clothing.
• Or other handmade accessories for popular toys
• Weaving and fiber arts

• Zines and booklets
• Felted art
• Quilts and blankets
• Cross stitch

• Shrinky dinks
• Pencil cases and pouches
• Wall stickers and murals
• Embroidery (hoops, patches, magnets, embellishment to clothing, etc)

• Tin / metal crafts
• Shells, pressed petals, and other natural materials
• Memorial items, portraits, and decor
• Risograph printed art

• Socks (hats, mittens, gloves, and scarves)
• Tote bags (I like how they stamped the pictured tote bag with an apple!)
• Gift wrap (the pictured gift wrap is made with stamps!)
• Stamp and block printing

• Wire art and jewelry
• Patches (A lot of ways to make these: screen or lino printed, embroidered, bulk custom ordered)
• Notebooks, planners, and journals
• Phone covers

• Pillowcases and tapestries
• Concrete crafts
• Trinket dishes, spoon rests, and coasters
• Screen printed art (and clothes)

• 3D printed figures, decor, and items
• Calligraphy and hand lettering
• Skateboard
• Wood-based products

• Fabric art
• Refurbished furniture
• Paper quilling
• Vector art

• Wind chimes, bird feeders, birdbaths, birdhouses, and outdoor decor
• Recycled wine bottles and glass
• Face masks, neck gaiters
• Tie-dye
• Children’s games, puzzles, and kits
• Drawer knobs, light switch plates

• Keepsake and decorative boxes (think about special occasions)
• Vases, urns, containers
• Clutches, purses, lunch bags, and bags
• Planters and garden decor

• Coffee pour-over, coffee filters, and coffee accessories
• Napkins, napkin rings, placemats, and tabletop decor
• Wall hanging, garlands, party decor, and nursery mobiles
• Holiday-themed decor: advent calendars, Easter bunny eggs, and Valentine gifts

• Pom pom crafts and decor
• Picture frames
• Pet bows ties and bandanas
• Trivets, pot holders, and oven mitts
• Organizers and boards

• Bookends
• Chakra trees
• Candleholders (and candles)
• Trays, ashtrays, and catch-alls

• Rosary and prayer beads
• Origami art and decor
• Prayer flags and other spiritual items
• Finger labyrinths and other meditation aids

• Diorama and terrariums
• Cork-based products
• Pet collars, toys, and accessories
• Calendars
• Weird things

Conclusion on My List of Products to Make and Sell On Etsy

This list is not comprehensive of every possible craft you can make and sell on Etsy. There’s are countless opportunities and endless niches to create products for. Think in and outside the box, listen to what people want and need, and find solutions to help them! I hope this helps get the ball rolling in during your brainstorming!

Also be sure to check out my recent Etsy blog post on 5 quick things you can do to improve your shop today!