I'm too young to get a job so my sister was like "just learn how to make something and then sell it." so I started to come up with a list of things I know how to do, unfortunately I'm pathetic and don't really explore my talents that much, so I'm currently only good at singing and writing.
I then tried to come up with a list of things I could try to learn how to do, and the list only had six things, including a joke of macaroni art. So, technically, only 5 things.
-Knitting/Crocheting
-Making skirts/other articles of clothing
-Jewelry
-Street performer/singer (though my mum seriously is thinking that I can't do this because it's dangerous)
-I forget the last one but it was probably lame
I don't like any of these options, so I was wondering what things I should learn how to make that way I can start to get money without babysitting (i hate children), yard working (i hate yard work), and working with animals (i'm extremely zoophobobic).
I've tried looming before, unfortunately it's not really my thing. Plus, I don't think many people would want them. There was a sixth grader at my church who tried to sell the bracelets to the younger 1-5 graders and nobody really wanted them.
Also, I'm not very good at looming.
At the moment, I'm kinda leaning toward knitting, though it's not completely decided. The only reason I'm thinking that is because my sister knits, so I could easily learn from her, and also I might need to knit a scarf for a cosplay I'm doing anyways, so the skill would come in handy for me too rather than for me to sell to others.
Thank you for your suggestion, though. It was helpful!