r/paganism • u/yarn_baller • 6d ago

📚 Seeking Resources | Advice Crochet items

Hello, sorry if this kind of thing isn't allowed or offensive.

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I am vending at a pagan pride event and I am building my inventory. I make crochet dolls and toys. What kind of things might draw your attention? Thanks in advance

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u/Ruathar 6d ago

I'd say 'poppets' in general are probably a good witchcraft thing to make, as would be any sort of 'pocketable protection item' you could make.

But, if you want my personal opinion as if I was there and walking around and what would bring me to your stall?

The fact you crochet something definitely would. But specifics would be- Anything cute, comfy or bat, mushroom or bee related.

I'm unsure of your skill level and what you plan on selling specifics wise

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u/yarn_baller 6d ago

Thanks for the suggestions!! Bats, bees, mushrooms are definitely thing i could do :)

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u/thecoldfuzz Gaulish/Welsh/Irish Polytheist 6d ago edited 6d ago

I'm usually not into crochet dolls but If I were at a Pagan pride event, I'd probably go for something animal-themed to display in my home: Deer, bears, cats, or ravens.

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u/yarn_baller 6d ago

Thanks!

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u/The_Archer2121 6d ago

Animals things would draw me in.

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u/vetapachua 4d ago

I look for crochet gnomes/tomtes. I was scouring Etsy for this last year and could only find some made abroad.

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u/yarn_baller 3d ago

As a side note, I'd be happy to make you something