7 Crochet Orders to Make $2,000 in 14 Days
In the past 15 years, I’ve worked closely with women—many of them stay-at-home mothers—who needed income streams that fit into the margins of real life. Crochet, when treated as a business rather than a pastime, can produce meaningful cash flow quickly.
But let me be direct: you won’t reach $2,000 in two weeks by making random items and hoping they sell. You do it by focusing on high-demand, fast-to-produce, and higher-ticket pieces—and by pricing your work like it matters.
Here are seven crochet orders that meet those criteria.
1. Chunky Knit Blankets (Arm Crochet)
These are your highest revenue drivers.
Price Range: $80–$200
Why it works: They’re visually appealing, giftable, and quick to make with thick yarn.
Execution: Focus on 3–4 color options. Don’t over-customize.
Sell 15 blankets at $135 and you’re already past your target.
2. Crochet Baby Sets (Booties + Hat + Blanket)
Bundles outperform single items every time.
Price Range: $45–$90 per set
Why it works: Baby gifts are consistent and emotionally driven purchases.
Execution: Offer neutral tones and quick shipping promises.
3. Custom Name Beanies
Simple product, strong personalization appeal.
Price Range: $25–$40
Why it works: Names sell. Personalization increases perceived value.
Execution: Limit font styles and colors to keep production fast.
4. Plush Amigurumi Toys
Small, giftable, and highly sharable online.
Price Range: $20–$60
Why it works: Parents and gift buyers love handmade toys.
Execution: Choose 2–3 characters only—don’t overwhelm yourself with options.
5. Crochet Tote Bags
Practical, trendy, and relatively quick to produce.
Price Range: $35–$75
Why it works: Functional items justify higher pricing.
Execution: Stick to sturdy patterns and neutral palettes.
6. Pet Sweaters
A surprisingly strong niche.
Price Range: $30–$65
Why it works: Pet owners spend freely on comfort and aesthetics.
Execution: Offer standard sizes (S, M, L) instead of full customization.
7. Headbands & Ear Warmers (Bundles)
Fastest production, best for volume.
Price Range: $12–$20 each or bundle deals
Why it works: Low cost = easy impulse purchases.
Execution: Sell in sets of 3 to increase order value.
The Math That Makes This Work
You don’t need hundreds of sales. You need a focused mix of volume and pricing:
- 10 blankets = $1,350
- 10 baby sets = $700
- Total = $2,050
That’s achievable in 14 days with clear priorities and disciplined production.
What Most People Get Wrong
They underprice.
They over-customize.
They try to offer everything.
If you want speed and income, you must simplify your offers and protect your time.
A Final Word
Crochet can absolutely be more than a creative outlet—it can be a reliable income stream. But only if you treat it with structure and intention.
Start with two or three of these products. Master them. Produce efficiently. Price with confidence.
You’re not just making items—you’re building a small business that works around your life, not against it.
