Florida

Yes, many people do this. Usually the barriers to entry for selling non-food items are lower. You could likely do it under the same general business license that you get for your cottage food business, but you might need a different sellers permit depending on what you’re selling. Also the sales tax requirements are likely different. I’m not really sure exactly what you’d need, but I’d recommend asking other vendors who sell non-food items what they did to get setup legally in your area.