There is a unique take on street art happening in Seattle. The artist Peregrine Church has developed an art technique using stencils and superhydrophobic spray that allow him to create art that only appears when it rains. The spray’s compound allows the artwork to remain clear until water hits it, making it undetectable on sunny days. For a full article on Church and a video about his water-based works, click here:: This Invisible Art is Activated by Rain

You can make a great soap infused with coffee and milk that can eradicate unwanted scents from hands, exfoliate your skin, and perk you up during the morning shower. This Café Latte soap can be easily made at home using coffee grounds, goat’s milk, coconut oil, and sodium hydroxide. It makes a great soap for the bathroom sink or for the homes of your soap shop customers. Get the full recipe here:: Cafe Latte Goat’s Milk Soap Recipe

Sewers and embroiderers can help keep their thread organized and within reach by building an embroidery hoop. With an embroidery hoop, dowels, wood glue, and a clear space on the wall, you’ll have a great place to store your thread spools. For a full tutorial with pictures, click here:: DIY Embroidery Hoop Thread Rack

You can make an effective scrub at home using Epsom salts and nourishing coconut oil. The Epsom salts exfoliate your skin while the coconut oil helps it retain moisture. Add your favorite fragrance and you’ll have a great scrub that can also be used a product for your online soap shop. Get the full recipe here:: How to Make a Coconut Oil Salt Scrub

While selling soap online and in craft fairs will likely get you the best profit, you can also sell your handcrafted soaps in local flea markets. Despite the name, there are many flea markets that don’t sell junk or overstocked merchandise, but also some that have booths available to sell crafts and soaps to customers. For a full article on flea markets and crafts, click here:: The Insiders’ Guide to the World’s Best Flea Markets

You can make a lovely aqua soap that has the shimmer scales of a mermaid’s tail! Using coconut oil, jojoba oil, crisp cotton fragrance oil, and a soap base you’ll make a great soap that kids and adults alike will love. Get the full recipe for this colorful, fresh soap here:: Mermaid Tail Cold Process Soap

You can make a fantastic body scrub at home using coconut oil and blue-green algae. Both ingredients are praised for their antioxidant properties and the scrub is rich with vitamins, minerals, and enzymes to keep skin healthy and moisturized. Make some for yourself or your soap customers by following the recipe here:: Blue-Green Algae Body Scrub Recipe

As spring approaches and hiking season returns, many will want to have a quality lip balm to protect their lips from the dry air. Make some at home and sell it online by merely using Shea butter, vanilla bean jojoba oil, beeswax, and vitamin E. Get the full recipe for this lip balm here:: Vanilla Neroli Lip Balm Recipe

If you have a collection of old glass soda bottles, you can put them to better use by making them into colorful vases for flowers. Just take some white spray paint, Mod Podge Matte, confetti, and a paintbrush to make a vase that’ll brighten up any room in the house. Get a full tutorial here:: DIY Confetti Vases Made From Bottles

With some brown sugar, ground coffee, lavender buds, and grapeseed oil, you can make a wonderfully scented body scrub. The caffeine in the coffee boosts your energy while the lavender scent calms as you shower. It makes a fine product to sell on your online soap shop or to just have at home. Get the full recipe here:: Lavender Coffee Scrub Recipe