I purchased the starter kit from Disciple's Cross after reading about them on several websites. The general consensus was that the nails were easy to bend and the necklaces weren't too terribly difficult to make. Most people claimed that they were able to make money making the necklaces. However, those making decent money weren't actually selling the necklaces back to Disciple's Cross but instead selling them locally (which Disciple's Cross allows you to do). Now, if you have a market for that kind of thing in your area then I guess it might be a reasonable choice, however only because you can purchase pre-bent nails. If you sign up with Disciple's Cross and are hoping to sell the necklaces back to them, be prepared for a tough road. The nails are NOT easy to bend. I have carpal tunnel in both my wrists and could not get the nails to bend correctly. The instructional video that came along with the kit was confusing at times, he'd skip entire steps and you'd go from having several pieces laid out in front of you to the pieces suddenly put together with very little to no explanation.

At the end of the day, I wouldn't really recommend them. I still plan on trying out one of the kits from New England Crafters to see if that's any easier and if they do pay.