Are you crafty?

If you answered yes, why not start making a few more items and book yourself a stall at your local Sunday markets? Depending on your area, these could very well be every Sunday morning. 

You don't have to sell solely your craft items (unless it's a craft fair) but you can take some of your unwanted items that you no longer need and sell them too. Handmade items are very popular at the markets and everyone is always looking for a bargain but make sure you have priced your items competitively and not leaving yourself out of pocket.

If you cannot attend your local markets as a stall holder for any reason, why not approach local business owners in your area? Some business owners are happy to sell your items in their store for a percentage of your price. The bonus with this is you can make your own price tags and get your name recognized in your community.

If you are unsuccessful with that, why not create your own Facebook page or group to sell your items? Selling on Facebook is free unless you pay for ads.

If that doesn't appeal to you, you can sell on established sites like eBay or craft specific sites like etsy.com or madeit.com.au but just remember with these established sites, there are fees to be paid for listing and selling your items.