See if you have a good pool of customers out there who'd be interested in your specialized line of children's clothing. Once you get a good taste of what your future clients crave, and know there's a need for your product, it'll be time to plan. First on your plate will be to determine what this business will cost you and how much you can expect to make. Make sure you list all of your costs to run this business. Likewise, do your best to figure out how much you need to earn to cover your expenses, and pay yourself.
Many people commit two very big mistakes when estimating costs for their hand-made products.
They don't have a clue how much it costs to actually make the product. They don't include their time into the cost. Brainstorm ideas for the least expensive, yet most effective ways to advertise your products well. Here are a few ideas to chew over, Alexis. Tell every single person you know what you're up to.