If you aren't trying to make it your primary source of income or get rich.
After my aunt retired, she did at home assembly work doing some type of craft things (I don't know the specifics). They'd send her boxes of materials, she'd do whatever needed to be done, then ship the finished products back. She'd watch TV while putting together whatever crafts they had sent her. As I understand it, she made reasonable money (greater than minimum wage) doing it and it occupied her time.
She did this for several years until her arthritis got to the point she couldn't handle the small pieces.
