Hello lovely crocheters!
I have set myself the goal to participate to more markets in 2025, so I thought I would write a blog post featuring some fast and easy patterns to make for markets. The great thing with these patterns is that I was able to make them using different sizes of yarn, and that they instantly turned into smaller or bigger plushies!
If you have met me at a market and you don’t see the pattern for an item you liked below, please feel free to contact me, and I will add the pattern link below or send it directly to you. Please keep in mind that while I aim to keep this list as accurate and current as possible for you, I may have made some items as one-offs and so not listed them here. Most of those patterns are free, but a few of them are available for a small fee, I hope you enjoy them!
Happy crochet!
The pattern to make this bow comes with instructions for two different sizes. The small size is great for hair ties or earrings (if you make them with embroidery thread for example) and I have turned the larger bows into hair clips.
Suzy the Shark pattern looks great both with chunky yarn or with super chunky yarn! These baby sharks are really fast to make and you can find the pattern is free on my website.
Sissy the Snake was released for the Chinese new year of the snake, and is a very easy and beginner friendly pattern. I have made it both in super chunky plush yarn or in DK cotton yarn, and they both look so cute!
Berty the Bat was designed for Halloween, but it is an easy no sew make that would be perfect for autumn markets. They are also the perfect size for little hands to hold. The pattern is free on my website.
Oscar the Octopus is a quick and easy make that is sure to delight all marine creatures lovers! I have made it both in chunky and super chunky plush yarn, and the resulting amigurumi are so cuddly!
These cute mini no-sew animals are perfect for markets and they are free patterns on Stitch by Fay’s website. I made a few to fill my mini-claw machine and they turned out so cute!
I loved how fast this tiny ray worked up, and how adorable is it? I’ve loved making it in several yarn sizes, always with an adorable result! The pattern is from chezdouxcoton and is free on Instagram.
Cory the Chicken pattern is perfect for little hands and works up in no time! Great as an Easter basket filler, it is a market favourite.
