Bumblebees are sometimes quick depending on the size and loaf cat and dogs
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Thanks, and welcome to the community!
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Thanks!! They sound so cute
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Good luck with your markets!!!
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Thanks so much!!! Iām so excited, I absolutely love doing them
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Iām going to hopefully do a couple before X-Mas this year. I honestly havenāt been courageous enough yet 
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Itās so fun! Definitely go for it
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If youāre a fan of Zelda or similar, you could do Rupees! Less than 20 minutes and they come in lots of colors.
Maybe a mini lightsaber 
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OH!! I have seen those lol thatās a smart way to use them in crochet.
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iām not sure if someone recommended it yet, but thereās this really easy gummy bear pattern!
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Mini bees are great they have a variety of color options and even variations. You also can just stuff them with yarn scraps that you have left over from other projects. @KazzieCrochets has a great strawberbee pattern and a great pattern for a normal bee is by @craftsbykaleymarie
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maybe some small bees,leggy frogs,bows,chicks (keychains) and maybe some scrunchies
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Book marks are always a good project
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At my markets I sell small Positive Potatoes you should try making some of those 
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You could try little keychains by using a smaller weight yarn on some of your best selling amigurumi products and adding a keychain to them. I find it a good way for someone with a budget to still get the thing that they want just in a smaller more affordable option.
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You could do gummy bears, gummy worms, me and my friend are currently on a waitlist for a market and I used a lot of patterns from crochet by gennas (somewhat) new book.
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Oooh I want that book!!
Itās totally worth it my favs are the dragon, rat, possum, and the chick!
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Def octopi! Those are so cute and super easy to make, even little sitting froggies could be cute too! Iāve made a few!
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Bow keychains? Are they popular right now?
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