And my goal is to help you make money with your favorite hobby. In my blog you will find over 40+ patterns that were designed by me specifically for those who sell their makes to bring in extra income.
You will find that vendor markets are my JAM (I have been doing them for over 12 years!) and almost all of my blog posts are geared towards market prep.
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This gorgeous winter hat is perfect for vendor market prep and is easy enough for a beginner crocheter to make! It works up in less than an hour and uses only 2 stitches to make the beautiful stitch pattern. Looks best when made with super bulky weight yarns like Lion Brand Woolease Thick and Quick.
Read MoreThese adorable crochet towel rings are modern, quick and easy! They make wonderful gifts and also great vendor market items. Don’t let the intricate appearance of this beautiful stitch pattern fool you—it’s easy peasy! You will find you can’t make just one!
Read MoreI was inspired by a photo of a macramé planter on Pinterest for the design of this mini planter. It is simple yet stunning, and would make a great gift for Mother’s Day, or would be a great way to spruce up a camper or a boho dorm room. Using a smaller hook and ring, plus a single strand and you could even have a planter to hang on your rearview mirror in your car (or even glue a fake plant inside and make it a keychain)! They would also make great wedding favors! I can’t wait to see what you come up with!
Read MoreThis adorable mini planter would be great for brightening up an office cubicle or a great teacher’s gift or Mother’s Day gift. It makes up extremely quickly and would be a great market prep item for Spring Vendor events!
Read MoreI dubbed this simple pattern “Merry Jane” because she’s a rather ‘plain Jane’ stocking. The beauty of her plain-ness is that she can be embellished according to any style you desire! It is a quick and simple project that doesn’t require special stitches or supplies—just a little imagination! My favorite part about this stocking is the fact that it is worked all in one piece in the round, with only 2 ends to weave in!
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