Looking to sell some crochet plants at your next market? I have been selling my crochet amigurumi at markets for a few years now. While I can only participate in a few markets each year, I have identified which of my crochet plant designs have been my best sellers. Coincidentally, some of these designs are also my most popular patterns! If you're interested in selling crochet plants at your markets, here are five of my top sellers!
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#1 Best Seller: Car Hanging Plants
Selling Price: $20 each
My car hanging plants are consistently my best sellers at markets! People absolutely love them! I actually got the idea for this design from a customer at one of the markets I attended, and that suggestion has really paid off. These plants are not only quick and wip up, but they also bring me hundreds of dollars at each market I attend.
#2 Bestseller: Mini Monstera Plant
Selling Price: $30 each
The Mini Monstera is always a popular item at my markets! It consistently attracts people to my booth, so I make sure to display it prominently. Its realistic appearance resembles that of a real monstera plant, making it a fantastic "wow" item. Crocheting and selling this plant is one of my favorite things to do at the markets.
#3 Bestseller: Mini Plant Buddy
Selling Price: $30 each
Who doesn't love a plant with a face? I know I do! The Mini Plant Buddy is consistently one of my best sellers. Its smiling face truly brings joy to people. Additionally, it's almost entirely no-sew, making it a fantastic item for markets.
#4 Bestseller: Mini Sprout Buddy
Selling Price: $15 each
The Mini Sprout Buddy is a simple and quick crochet project perfect for markets! It is a miniature version of the best-selling pattern, the Mini Plant Buddy, and its cuteness is undeniable. I also enjoy adding charming tags to my Mini Sprouts.
Kamigoodies has designed some fun plant tags specifically for this pattern, which you can find here.
#5 Bestseller: Mini Spider Plant
Selling Price: $30 each
The Mini Spider Plant is always a favorite among customers. While it may not be as popular as the Mini Monstera, this charming plant certainly catches people's attention. Both the pot and leaves are easy to crochet, making it a great addition to any market.
I hope this gives you some fun ideas for selling crochet plants at your next market! I know I will definitely be bringing these to mine. Feel free to share in the comments if you have sold any of these patterns at your markets and how they performed for you.
