This project is quick and easy and is a type of crochet embellisment that looks awesome as a wristlet, but would also be great to add to the top of a basket, a pillow, a planter pot, or even a neckline or sleeves on a shirt! I give you the math necessary to adapt it how you like, and it works up really quickly. These wristlets are also one of my best sellers at my crochet craft fairs. Betcha can’t make just one!
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This boho crochet wristlet is anything but granny! It works up quickly and uses unique joining methods to create a seamless product. These sell great at craft fairs and vendor markets year round, but especially in the warmer months.
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This crochet towel ring is a modern spin to a crochet towel topper, that's just as useful. These cute towel rings are super quick to whip up, making them great for prepping for your next craft fair or vendor market. They also make a wonderful crochet Christmas gift, especially when you pair them with a nice towel and some ribbon or twine. Each set only costs around $5 (or less if you find cheaper towels!), making them a profitable market item and a budget-friendly Christmas gift idea. You could even add a wooden spoon or some other kitchen item, like a washcloth, to your gift sets.
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I’ve dubbed this crochet hat the Speedy Beanie because it works up in a flash, taking me only 25 minutes from start to finish! It uses the most basic stitches and looks great on both men and women. It is the perfect market prep hat, allowing me to make $40-$50 an hour when I sell them at my markets!
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I designed this fun crochet apron to wear at my craft fairs and vendor markets, but you could totally change up the words to say “Dana’s Kitchen”, etc. if you don’t do craft fairs. I used sunburst granny squares for the bottom portion and I show you step-by-step how to add the words. It’s a fun project that is sure to make you stand out at your markets and raise your brand’s awareness!
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