Maine Made Fun
For Maine makers and crafters

You make it.
We help with the next step.

Simple tools and practical help for getting your handmade business online, without the overwhelm.

Find your starting point See what we do
Maine Made Fun logo. Each letter is made from a different handmade material, including engraved wood, yarn, copper wire, quilted patchwork, leather, stained glass, resin and crochet.
What we do

The business side, made simpler

You already know how to make beautiful things. We help with the parts that feel like homework.

Product listing tools

Getting every item typed up, priced and posted takes forever. Our tools help create your inventory and listings for you, starting with Square. More platforms are on the way.

Simple websites

A clean, basic website that shows what you make and how to buy it. Nothing complicated, nothing you'll be afraid to touch.

Easy bookkeeping systems

We set up really simple ways to keep track of what comes in and what goes out, so you don't have to buy accounting software to stay organized.

Good to know: many of our tools are a one-time purchase, not another monthly subscription.

Your starting point

Where are you right now?

Pick the one that sounds most like you.

Opening soon

A directory of Maine makers

We're building one place to find people across Maine who make things by hand. Potters, quilters, woodworkers, jewelers, soap makers and everyone in between.

Makers who use any of our paid tools get their directory listing free.

About us

Made by hand. Built to begin.

Maine Made Fun is a small Maine business that helps makers take the step from "I make things" to "I sell things." We work with people who put their own hands on what they sell, whether that's made from scratch or customized, like engraving or printing.

We're proudly queer owned, and everyone is welcome here. If you've ever felt unsure about who you're handing your business to, we get it. We'd love to be a comfortable place to start.

  • Small, clear stepsWe break things down so you always know what comes next.
  • Plain languageNo jargon unless it helps, and we'll explain it when it does.
  • Local firstWe're starting right here, with makers in the state of Maine.
  • Honest about what we doWe help you get set up and organized. We don't make promises about sales or income.

We're setting up shop.

Our first tools and the Maine maker directory are on the way. Check back here soon to see what's new.