Hello! I was thinking about opening a shop and I was wondering if anyone had free crochet patterns (either on ribblr or google) that would be quick and easy to sell.
The only thing I would like is if you make the pattern your allowed to sell it, and not a super lengthy pattern. Thank you! 
I have The Beginnings Basket in my Ribblr store if that’s the sort of thing your interested in! It’s free and pretty quick.
Thanks I’ll check it out!
I have a free stress ball pattern on here you can use. Just give credit to my Etsy shop
This is a classic product to sell
I got a few pretty quick free ones but idk if they’d sell, but you can always try (some are good for keychain size though)
Only thing I’d like is a mention/credit to my ribblr shop for the pattern, in the description of the listing or something like that 
And good luck with your shop 
Yeah totally! Thanks.
One of my most popular product is a crochet duck. I got the free pattern from ami amour.
Hi there! I have a couple of free amigurumi patterns that you can make and sell from. I just ask that you give the pattern credit to www.summerbug.ca! 
All of my patterns are also available on Ribblr.
@Ribblr what is your protocol for selling your free items on like an Etsy shop or something (not the pattern my creation) and is there anything I should know?
Just give credit to our team with the link to the pattern.
But watch this space as you might just be able to sell it on Ribblr soon 
You can check out @tashcrochetcottage
Account ,she has free patterns that are really cute. And maybe check out my free pattern. Also have one otger free pattern coming out that’s really easy
I would say mainly basic amigurumi things, specifically frogs, bees, whales, octopus etc. And just go onto YouTube and search “amigurumi crochet” and just browse looking a thumbnails with patterns that look small or just easy to make and once you find one try to make it a few times because if you do it the first time and you time yourself your obviously going to take a while
:0 a secret. I’m intrigued.
