My odd ways of earning money before (some until now)

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Just wanted to share, myLotters. I know most of us are looking for more ways to earn aside from posting here in this site (which I feel that the earning scheme right now is slower than the usual; or is it just me being impatient). I consider myself as a risk-taker which seizes every opportunity that comes my way. I tried collecting junk before and sell it to the nearest junk shop. Usually I collect aluminum, copper and plastic drinking bottles as it pays more than paper and glass bottles. I also make baskets out of rolled paper before. Then I sell it to schools as a decorative vase for plastic flowers on top of their teacher's desk & shelves. I sew pouches by hand and sell them in bulk. If I'm lucky to get a buyer, they would also want me to print something on these pouches. They normally give it out as a souvenir. I also make costumes before for cosplay and props as well. During way back 2005, I tried to learn HTML for pimping up Friendster pages. Then little do I know that it will also allow me to create websites and publish it for customers. Then later in 2009, I was able to make the most out of it by making sites for Franchise Consultants for food carts. I made at least $8-10 for a 5-page website. Since there are lots of consultants that time who wants to look credible, I offered my extra talent and make money aside from being a part-time franchise consultant. My primary job was a customer service rep for a US telecommunication company before. I make accessories. Earrings, bracelets and anklets are my favorites because it's easier and faster to make. Then I repack it and sell it in sidewalks. Divisoria, which is a popular marketplace in Manila; is my favorite place to sell. I usually do it everyweek during my restdays from work. If Divisoria is too crowded, I literally roam around and sell it to every passerbys. I sell my clothes in a garage sale or to my close friends. My friends would gladly accept the deal for me. Aside from clothes, I also sell bags. I also edit and make layouts for a logo or label. Sometimes, for their personal pictures. The most common commissions I get is for school projects. If there's also the need to edit a video for a school presentation, I also do it. They just pay me for the labor. These are some of the things I do to earn extra. I am pretty much new about having a home-base job so hopefully it will help me a lot. I am in the process of getting one and make the most of it. If you also have tips and advice just let me know. Happy myLotting!