I WANT somthing fun and easy but I DO NOT WANT ANYTHING TO DO WITH AN ANIMAL
Sincerely 
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Something more accessory-like/random or amigurumi?
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mesh sweaters are rly easy to work on subconsiously
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How about a vase? There are so many flower patterns on here. It would be fun, and you could keep making more flowers to add to the bouquet.
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How about coasters? They are easy, fast and useful. 
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MIGHT NEED A LITTLE MORE INFO <3 oops caps sorry lol
but are you wanting a bigger project like a wearable? blanket? or quick like amigurumi? skill level? beginner intermediate or advance? yarn preference? and as well as do you want links? paid or free? 
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Granny blanket?
I made this one with a self striping cake i got from my cousin.
It find them very relaxing to make
Edit this site has different ways to make different sizes I used it to make one for my single bed.
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My go-to pattern for when life gets a little much is hats. They’re great for so many reasons. They can be as intricate or a simple as you want, they’re great for trying out new stitch types/combos, and they don’t take a lot of yarn (and you can use up bits and pieces from previous projects). They can be shared with good causes like homeless shelters, hospitals, or cancer support organizations too, so you can make as many as you like! My favorite pattern lately is the Seafarer’s crochet cap by Beth Hall. It makes a really cozy snug hat.
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Hey! How did you add the PDF? I’d love to be able to do that!
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That’s a good question! I’m not sure. 
I just copied the web address from my browser and pasted it. I think getting it to show up in PDF format has more to do with how the website is set up than anything I did, but I could be wrong… sorry I can’t shed any more light on this!
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oooo i luv these ideas i want something that I can make in the matter of 0.23 seconds with no yard
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Well idk if you like spiral clowns but I have a pattern for them in my shop (mini) and I know @Mangolemmon939 Has one for a larger mini or a big one i find their legs relatively easy to do subconsciously and it’s rather relaxing to do the legs. If that doesn’t interest you I recommend things like shawls, blankets, scarves, hats, and other repetitive projects that you could work on during multiple sessions. If your looking for a quick off-beat different silly (lots of describing words lol) my friend @HookedOnCats has a leggy potato pattern that I personally like quite a bit.
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