Cloud cake slices from a home kitchen, sold by pickup in Brazil
A fluffy white powdered-milk cream turned plain sponge cake into a viral dessert.
A fluffy white powdered-milk cream turned plain sponge cake into a viral dessert.
One tiny carved shuttle sits at the heart of every handwoven Pashmina shawl, and almost nobody still makes it.
Customers pick heads, hair and outfits from wall niches and walk away with a figurine that looks like them.
Jeans factories throw away tonnes of scraps. A couple in Santa Catarina turned them into bags people queue to buy.
Customers send a photo, and their dog or cat becomes a hand-sculpted tree decoration.
Turn a famous city into a puzzle people hang on the wall and gift to friends.
Indoor tomatoes need a shake to set fruit, and some growers will pay someone else to do it.
A centuries-old Christmas tradition that families still pay to put on their table, made with wood, clay or card.
A couple turned a tiny "planet in a glass" into a brand by adding Afro-Brazilian axé themes.
She swapped manicures for peeled, chopped garlic and now buys up to 90 kg of raw garlic a week.
Every passenger gives you a few minutes of conversation. One author turned them into book sales.
Supporter groups pay for huge banners that must unfurl the right way up in a packed stand.
A mother and daughter turned hand-decorated sweets for temple celebrations into a full-time income from their own kitchen.
Two Halloween fans turned a seasonal hobby into paid work, with single pumpkins fetching as much as $700.
Soft hearts, lungs and stomachs let children learn anatomy by hugging the body part they are studying.
Give a restaurant a free specials board, then sell the strip along the bottom to neighbouring businesses.
A music student with no budget turned plastic drums and bottle skins into a business earning about R$ 20,000 a month.
A kitchen blender, window screens and wildlife dung can become a notebook that tourists happily pay extra for.
A bag of pantry rice and food colouring bought one mother an hour of peace, then a paying online shop.