Coir Doormats - A Profitable Spring Silhouette or Cricut Product

Spring will be here soon and it is time for everyone to clean out their houses and spruce them up. I’ve seen several crafters selling doormats. There’s a good reason for trying out doormats – they are fast to make and profitable!

DIY Coir Doormat Supplies and Costs

Coir doormat – $10 and up. I couldn’t find a wholesale supplier with low minimums, but Home Depot and Lowe’s had reasonable prices starting at $9.97. (Quick trivia: Did you know that coir is the husk of a coconut?)
Stencil – Less than $1. I used plain cardstock, but I know that others use vinyl.
Spray paint – Less than $1. You’ll be able to make more than one per can of spray paint.
Painter’s tape – Less than $1. Again, you’ll be able to use your roll of tape for more than one doormat.
Time – Roughly $6.67. At an hourly rate of $20, designing, cutting, and painting should take you less than 20 minutes.

So, the breakeven on this product is about $20. Good news for sellers? Custom coir doormats sell for between $35 and $60 depending on your area. With a selling price of $50, that’s a profit margin of about 60%. Not bad! (This simplified example doesn’t take into account shipping or selling fees.)

DIY Coir Doormat Tutorial

Cut a stencil.
Apply the stencil. If you are using cardstock, simply tape the cardstock down.
Paint it.
Remove the stencil and admire it – then sell it!

Wondering about the font I used? I shared it on the Cutting for Business Facebook page last week. You can download it here – it is great for stencils!

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