Anxious about the coronavirus? How about a knitted virus stress ball?

The Wuhan coronavirus outbreak has inspired some expected (and unexpected) commercial effects and endeavors.

Some crafters see it as an opportunity to sell artisanal viral goods, a mobile game on contagions is drawing huge crowds of players and beer sales are down.

Then there are the minks.

The Associated Press last week reported that a mink breeder cooperative in Denmark called off a fur auction of 2 million skins because buyers from a key market, China, couldn’t attend due to travel curbs to contain the disease.

Of course there were big disturbances in the travel industry as airline flights and other arrangements were canceled. At one point, 12,000 cruise-goers were trapped on their ships due to real or suspected infections onboard, with some confined to their tiny, tiny rooms. Hopefully they had some adult beverages to help them cope.

Speaking of which … you’ve probably already read about how the outbreak initially led to a spurt of web searches for phrases like “Corona beer virus,” with searches for that phrase jumping 2,300% globally and peaking in late January before tapering off, according to Google Trends. The phenomenon led Corona brewer Constellation Brands to pooh-pooh the idea that anyone thought their libation had any viral side effects. “We believe, by and large, that consumers understand there’s no linkage between the virus and our business,” a spokeswoman told Business Insider.

Whether anyone thinks Corona beer is linked or not, the outbreak is expected to flatten beer sales overall, since China is the world’s biggest beer market. Danish brewer Carlsberg has already forecast an earnings slowdown, according to Bloomberg.

As for gaming, in late January, Ndemic Creations tweeted it had to temporarily take its website offline because of the surge of players for its Plague mobile strategy game, which lets gamers simulate the outbreak of a pathogen that could “bring about the end of human history.” Ndemic says they often see a rush of players during a disease outbreak.

Some of the more artful (or just arty) reactions to the coronavirus can be found online at Etsy, where crafters sell their wares.

Want to crochet your very own simulacrum of the coronavirus? The PurpleLilac Science Crochet Etsy shop, has it covered with a downloadable pattern. Or you can just order one already made.

MerchantAdventurers1 has stuffed plush toys of the virus in some vibrant colors. ToysDollCrochet has a knitted stress ball patterned after the virus. And while Walgreens and CVS were out of stock of face masks to order online at deadline, at least one Etsy crafter had handmade ones with your choice of fabric.