There’s just something about boho style that I can’t get enough of. It feels free and relaxed, yet still chic and put together. It’s earthy but somehow manages to make a space feel warm and inviting.
I love walking into a room with a macramé wall hanging, a few plants in woven baskets, and maybe a tasseled throw pillow and thinking wow, this feels like a Pinterest board come to life.
What I love even more is that boho-inspired decor is not just beautiful, it actually sells really well.
And honestly, you don’t need a degree in design or fine arts to make it.
With a few basic supplies, a bit of creativity, and some patience, you can create pieces that are fun to make and that people actually want to buy.
If you’ve ever thought about opening an Etsy shop, selling at a craft fair, or just testing the waters to see if your DIY hobby could make you some extra money, this list of 10 boho crafts is perfect.
Everything here is beginner-friendly, affordable, and on-trend, so you can create pieces that look like boutique finds without spending a fortune.
I can’t wait to show you these ideas. Who knows, your first boho creation could easily become someone’s favorite new home accessory.
1. Macramé Wall Hangings
Nothing captures boho style like a handmade macramé wall hanging.
I love how each piece is unique, and the best part is they are surprisingly easy to make.
Whether you’re selling them or adding one to your own home, they instantly add warmth and texture to any space.
Supplies You’ll Need
- Macramé cotton cord, 4–6 mm thick
- Wooden dowel, driftwood, or copper pipe
- Scissors
- Measuring tape
- Comb or brush for fringing
How to Make It
I start by cutting all my cords into equal lengths and folding them in half. Then I attach each strand to the dowel using a lark’s head knot, which creates a strong base for the design.
Next, I build the pattern using simple knots like square knots, spiral knots, or half hitch knots.
I like alternating patterns to give the piece texture and balance.
Once the knots are complete, I trim the ends into a neat fringe and use a comb to gently brush it out. This makes the hanging look soft, polished, and professional.
Pro Tip: I stick mostly to neutral tones like ivory or beige because they sell well, but adding a subtle pop of color like dusty pink, mustard, or sage green can make a piece stand out for weddings or modern boho homes.
2. Boho Beaded Jewelry
I love making handmade jewelry because it feels personal, lightweight, and perfect for gifting.
Using earthy, boho-inspired materials like natural stones, wooden beads, or clay instantly gives a piece that boutique-quality vibe without the high price tag.
Supplies You’ll Need
- Natural gemstone beads, wooden beads, or clay beads
- Elastic cord or jewelry wire
- Clasps, earring hooks, and jump rings
- Jewelry pliers and cutters
How to Make It
I usually start by deciding whether I want to make a necklace, bracelet, or a pair of earrings. Then I lay out my beads in a pattern, mixing earthy tones, asymmetrical shapes, and layered textures.
If I’m using elastic cord, I carefully tie secure knots, making sure the beads don’t slip.
For wire, I use crimp beads to keep everything in place and finish by attaching clasps, hooks, or jump rings.
I often bundle pieces into sets — like a necklace with matching earrings or layered bracelets — because ready-to-gift sets tend to sell better and feel more special to buyers.
Pro Tip: Experiment with texture and color. Even small accents like a single metallic bead or a tiny charm can make a piece feel unique and increase its appeal.
3. Painted Terracotta Pots
Plants are a staple in boho decor, and painted terracotta pots are one of my favorite DIY projects.
They’re inexpensive, practical, and so easy to personalize, which makes them perfect for selling or gifting.
I love how just a few simple colors and patterns can completely transform a plain pot into a stylish accent for any home.
Supplies You’ll Need
- Plain terracotta pots
- Acrylic paint or chalk paint
- Brushes and sponges
- Painter’s tape for crisp lines
- Sealant spray
How to Make It
I start by washing and drying the pots to make sure the paint adheres properly.
Painter’s tape is my go-to for creating clean stripes, geometric shapes, or sections for different colors.
I usually stick with earthy tones like terracotta, sage, ivory, or muted mustard, but small pops of color can really make a design stand out.
Once the paint is completely dry, I finish with a clear sealant to protect the artwork and make the pots durable enough for indoor or outdoor use.
Pro Tip: Bundling three to five pots in coordinating or complementary designs makes them more appealing to buyers.
Not only does it give a “curated” feel, but it also allows you to justify a higher price point, which is perfect if you’re selling online or at craft fairs.
4. Boho Dreamcatchers
Dreamcatchers are iconic in boho style, and I love how effortlessly they add charm and texture to a space.
They’re fun to make, completely customizable, and make perfect gifts or items to sell at craft fairs.
I enjoy picking different combinations of beads, feathers, and cords to give each piece its own personality.
Supplies You’ll Need
- Metal or wooden hoops
- Suede cord, yarn, or twine
- Beads, feathers, and charms
- Needle and thread
How to Make It
I start by wrapping the hoop tightly with suede cord or twine, making sure it’s smooth and even all the way around.
Then I weave the web inside the hoop using thread or yarn, tying knots carefully to keep the pattern secure.
I like to add beads throughout the web to give it visual interest, and finally, I attach feathers, tassels, or charms to the bottom for that classic boho flair.
Each dreamcatcher feels unique, and I enjoy experimenting with sizes and textures to create pieces that really stand out.
Pro Tip: Smaller dreamcatchers are perfect for keychains or car charms. They’re quick to make, easy to sell, and often disappear fast at craft fairs or in online shops.
5. Woven Wall Baskets
Woven baskets are one of my favorite ways to instantly add warmth and texture to a blank wall. I love how they feel earthy and layered, and they’re a simple craft that looks much more expensive than it actually is. Whether I mix sizes, colors, or textures, a basket wall always becomes the focal point of a room.
Supplies You’ll Need
- Flat woven baskets (thrifted or new)
- Yarn, raffia, or macramé cord
- Hot glue gun
How to Make It
I start by arranging baskets on the floor to plan my layout. Mixing different sizes and textures gives the wall a natural, layered look.
I weave yarn or raffia into a few baskets to add depth and interest, securing any loose ends with a small dab of hot glue.
Once I’m happy with the arrangement, I hang each basket on simple wall hooks.
The final effect is effortless yet striking, giving a plain wall instant boho charm.
Pro Tip: Curate sets of 3–5 baskets for a ready-to-hang look. Shoppers love the convenience of buying a coordinated “gallery wall” that’s already styled.
6. Macramé Plant Hangers
Macramé plant hangers are a staple for boho lovers, especially if you live in a small apartment or just can’t get enough greenery.
I love how they make a simple plant look elevated and stylish, and they’re inexpensive to make while selling beautifully.
Pairing them with a cute painted pot makes the whole setup feel boutique-ready.
Supplies You’ll Need
- Macramé cord (5–7 mm thickness)
- Metal or wooden ring for hanging
- Scissors
- Beads (optional for accents)
How to Make It
I start by attaching cords to the ring using a lark’s head knot, which creates a neat top loop.
Then I divide the cords into groups and knot them strategically to form the hanger.
A few knots near the bottom create a small cradle to hold the pot securely.
Once the knots are in place, I trim the ends to create a stylish tassel finish. Adding beads or charms is a fun way to give each hanger a unique touch.
Pro Tip: Bundle the hanger with a painted terracotta pot for a ready-to-sell “plant package.” Buyers love having everything they need in one stylish set.
7. Boho Soy Candles
Handmade candles are always in style, especially when they’re eco-friendly and decorated with dried flowers or herbs.
I love how a simple candle can instantly create a cozy, boho vibe in any space, and they’re surprisingly easy to make.
Plus, well-packaged candles sell almost as fast as they smell amazing.
Supplies You’ll Need
- Soy wax flakes
- Candle wicks
- Glass jars or tins
- Essential oils (lavender, sandalwood, or patchouli work beautifully)
- Dried flowers or herbs
How to Make It
I start by melting the soy wax in a double boiler until it’s completely smooth.
Then I mix in my chosen essential oils, letting the scent infuse the wax.
I place the wick carefully in the jar, pour the wax in, and top with dried flowers or herbs while it’s still soft so they stick beautifully.
Watching the flowers settle as the wax cools always feels so satisfying.
Pro Tip: Take time with the presentation. Minimalist, earthy labels make a big difference — buyers often choose based on packaging just as much as scent.
8. Fabric or Yarn Wall Tapestries
Tapestries are bold, eye-catching, and a staple in boho decor.
I love how a single piece can transform a blank wall into a statement feature, and they are surprisingly affordable to make.
They sell well because people want that boutique, hand-crafted look without paying a fortune.
Supplies You’ll Need
- Canvas fabric or thick yarn
- Acrylic paints for fabric designs
- Wooden dowel
- Hot glue gun
How to Make It
I start by cutting the fabric or yarn to the length I want for the wall. Then I secure it to a wooden dowel so it hangs evenly.
From there, I get creative. I paint geometric patterns, suns, or tribal-inspired designs, or weave yarn to add texture.
Once the design is complete, I tie a piece of twine or cord for hanging. Seeing a blank wall come to life with color and texture is always satisfying.
Pro Tip: Offer customizable color options. Buyers enjoy matching a tapestry to their home decor, which can increase sales and make each piece feel personal.
9. Embroidered Boho Pillow Covers
Throw pillows are one of the easiest ways to add instant boho charm to a room.
I love how embroidered versions feel special and hand-crafted, giving even a simple couch or chair a boutique look.
They’re affordable to make and always popular with buyers.
Supplies You’ll Need
- Plain pillow covers made of cotton or linen
- Embroidery thread and needles
- Hoop for stretching fabric
- Pencil for sketching designs
How to Make It
I start by sketching a boho-inspired pattern on the fabric, like sunbursts, feathers, or abstract lines.
Next, I secure the fabric in an embroidery hoop so it stays tight while stitching.
Using basic embroidery stitches, I carefully bring the design to life. Once finished, I place the cover on a pillow insert and fluff it up.
It’s simple, satisfying, and instantly adds a pop of personality to any space.
Pro Tip: Stick to neutral pillow covers and use colorful embroidery accents. This way the pillows complement more decor styles and appeal to a wider audience, making them easier to sell.
10. Clay Trinket Dishes
Small clay dishes are a favorite for holding jewelry, keys, or just adding a little decorative touch. I love how a simple shape can look so elegant, and they’re inexpensive to make while selling well.
Supplies You’ll Need
- Air-dry clay
- Rolling pin
- Small bowl for shaping
- Acrylic paint
- Sealant spray
How to Make It
I start by rolling the clay evenly to a consistent thickness.
Then I press it gently into a small bowl to create the dish shape and let it dry completely.
Once hardened, I paint simple designs like mandalas, dots, or sunbursts and finish with a sealant for durability.
I often add gold-painted rims for a luxe touch, which makes the dishes feel high-end and allows me to price them a bit higher.
Pro Tip: Offering sets of two or three dishes in complementary designs makes them more appealing to buyers and increases the perceived value.
How to Sell Your Crafts
Making boho crafts is fun, but selling them is where the magic happens. Start by picking a platform that fits your style.
Etsy is perfect for handmade decor and jewelry, while Instagram, Pinterest, and TikTok are great for showing off your creations.
Local craft fairs or pop-up markets also work well for testing products.
Presentation matters. Use clear, well-lit photos and styled displays. Bundles or sets often sell faster than single items and give a ready-to-gift vibe.
Price your items fairly, factoring in materials, time, and profit.
Engage with buyers by responding to messages, asking for reviews, and sharing behind-the-scenes glimpses.
People love connecting with the creator.
With the right approach, your handmade boho crafts can reach homes everywhere.
Final Thoughts
Boho crafts aren’t just beautiful — they’re also a smart way to start a creative side hustle.
With a little imagination, you can turn simple, affordable supplies into pieces people are excited to buy for their homes, as gifts, or even for special events like weddings.
Start small, try a few of these projects, and see which ones resonate with buyers.
Keep in mind that presentation matters just as much as the craft itself.
Thoughtful packaging and branding can make your handmade items feel like boutique treasures, even if they’re made at home.
So grab your cord, beads, clay, or fabric, and start creating. Every piece you make is a step toward building your own boho-inspired business.
