Work at Home: Titan Chains

My Bracelets: Style 1 (R) and Style 2 (L)

For the past couple of years, I've worked from home at various jobs I found on the Internet. My favorite is making bracelets for Titan Chains. I ordered my kit in August, am now making a couple of lots each week and still getting things done around the homestead.  My day is full of interruptions and the work can easily be set aside and resumed later. There is no counting or place holding involved.
These bracelets are made from stainless wire that is "knit" around a mandrel. The mandrel is so slender that it seems like it would be impossible to work with. Appearances are deceiving and once the technique is mastered, it is simple and relaxing work. Perseverance is key along with the old adage, "practice makes perfect".  Even though I hadn't worked with wire before, it wasn't difficult to learn the process. The biggest challenge, for me was maintaining even tension and finishing the ends.
Titan Chains provides excellent visual and written instructions. There is also a help desk staffed by knowledgeable people to bail the crafter out when she gets stuck. I was surprised by the thorough review I received. Not only were my mistakes pointed out, but I was given tips on how to correct them.
There are fees involved with any craft-at-home opportunity. The fees pay for the tools and supplies that are sent to the prospective worker. The staff that gives the reviews must also be paid. The fee is returned after a specified number of lots have been submitted. Once you are approved to work for them, all supplies are provided free of charge. You are even reimbursed for the postage you pay to send the bracelets in. Payments are consistent and fall on the same day each week. 
This job is a perfect fit for my homesteading lifestyle. The consistent work and timely payments are as reliable as any off-site job I've ever had.