Hey everyone!
I’m hoping to crochet small items for my first market at my local library! Everything has to be under $10, and it’s on December 13. I haven’t been able to make much yet, and wanted to ask if you all have any pattern recommends(preferably free patterns). It would also be really helpful to give me a range of how many total items I should include in my booth.
Thank you, amazing people of Ribblr! 
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Cough cough I have a ton of free patterns I also love the wade the whale pattern!
I have some small free patterns in my shop!
I’ll link some when I wake up later today
My basket swing is so quick and My tree ornament is free and pretty quick if you want to have a holiday theme to yours! Il update this with more links
https://ribblr.com/pattern/chocolate-dipped-strawberry-Crochet-3
To get your worth, I recommend making anything that takes an hour or less!!
This designers apliques should be relatively easy for a beginner and when you get the bundles you can get them faster if you make them with cotton they should make adorable coasters, just make sure you use cotton, acrylic will melt if something to hot gets put on it
By @ craftycellist and I’d take any of their advice from the comments, mercy does a lot of markets
Here is the link to their market help post on Ribblr, check it out for sure
https://meet.ribblr.com/t/market-help-post/
@ wooliamigurumis
Should be a fast make and it’s winter themed so that’s an added bonus
@ haleyrowe87
This one works up suuuuper fast, and is really beginner friendly with very few steps and super cute
@ Craftsrme67
Has a snuggler series they have been making that are super beginner friendly, I tested their fox one and am in love with all the snugglers now, the fox isn’t quite yet released, but multiple others are, and I definitely recommend getting the fox when it’s released it’s so much fun to make
@Centara has a great keychain bundle as well as a bunch of other awesome patterns
This one is a good one too by @EvaaBouk
@ Adlovesyarn
This is a super fast make
Thank you so much Very helpful, and will definitely use the patterns recommended from you all:) do any of you a rough estimate on how many things I should make? I’m thinking 30-50 but I’m not sure.
It really depends on your space! How much room do you have?
I’m given a standard white table, not much space
I’d recommend at least 30 things
tysm!