NO NO NO, this is one of the biggest rip offs ever. Go to the BBB site and see the warnings. Very few if any one ever makes money. If you want to do things at home contact your local craft stores, or other places and see if they will take items on cosignments. Some eating places with as will some small motels in small towns. Please don't send your money, the projects will never meet the specifications of the people.

Hi....mariend...I appreciate your warning...Sice one month i suddenly had the anxiety of trying the home assembly projects...Everywhere it is no warning..I wish some one says..yes i did it...How and why thousand companies exist to rip people off..i wish they stop doing so...

People must be falling for the scam if they keep on continuing. I remember an article written by someone who fell for it .... he said the company had you BUY the supplies from them , and they required you to make the stuff according to their exact specifications. That's how they can get away with it - they can have you make 100 things and say only one is up to their standards...they "buy it" and you're stuck with all kinds of assembled stuff. The guy ended up going around to different taverns trying to sell his stuff just to recoup his losses. I suppose these scammers are just skirting the law and they'll keep on doing it ....sad.

LONG time ago I sent in money for their "trial" kit. You had to assemble a set of beaded earrings. Sure enough, when I sent it in for "approval" it didn't pass (I had been doing crafts for years, I wasn't a novice) and the reasons they gave were baseless. But they got the money for the trial kit.

I know of only one person that crafted at home for a company, but it was a local puppet company and she knew someone there.