Baby Toys + Music Boxes

Dear users, dear authors,
now download adorable designs for baby toys and music boxes. Have fun with them.

@Authors,
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Crochet Pattern for a Balloon Cover

Individual granny squares are crocheted and then sewn together at the end. If you don’t inflate the balloon quite as much, the cover will be very loose and the baby can easily grab it—but only if it doesn’t roll away; otherwise, you’ll have to crawl after it to catch the ball. 

Music boxes accompany many babies during their first months and beyond  - you can find these models, which are large enough for music boxes, in my shop:

Mathilde Unicorn  

    Zebra

   Rudolph - The Red-Nosed Moose :)

   Lucky Child Giraffe

All patterns are suitable for ambitious beginners who know the basic crochet stitches. Each one includes lots of detailed photos that illustrate the steps, and I’m available if you have any questions.

Have fun crocheting :)

To go with them, there are crinkle cloths in the same designs - without crinkle film, of course, they can also be used as a cuddle cloth ...

Crinkle Cloth Giraffe Lucky Child   

Crinkle Cloth Mathilde Unicorn   

   Crinkle Cloth Zebra

I hope you have lots of fun crocheting and giving these as gifts, too :)

Stick rattles and teething rings are also great little gifts for a birth and are quick to crochet. At the same time, you can make good use of your leftover yarn.

   Mole Teething Ring

Hoppy Bunny Teething Ring   

Stick Rattle Clown Pippa   

Teething Ring Giraffe Lucky Child   

   Stick Rattle Zebra

This cute little lamb with a built-in music box is a great gift for a newborn. The best part: you can choose the melody to suit your own taste, or the parents’ taste.
The lamb is crocheted entirely using single crochet stitches, with the pattern describing each round in detail. You can use teddy yarn (like the lamb in the picture). This makes the little animal nice and plush and fluffy, and you can hardly tell it was crocheted. The pattern also includes helpful tips on how to avoid problems with teddy yarn.
But if you’re not comfortable working with this material, you can just as easily use regular thick yarn and brush it up a bit afterward.
You can find the crochet pattern for the lamb here!



This cuddly bunny is made like a comfort blanket, meaning the body isn’t stuffed so the baby can grip it easily. The body is made from cotton yarn and teddy yarn, while the head, ears, and paws are made from velvety-soft, fine chenille yarn. This gives the animal a very special texture that encourages the baby to touch and explore. The eyes are, of course, embroidered!
Click here for the crochet pattern for Hoppel the cuddly bunny!



Mauzi the Cuddly Kitten is crocheted in the same way as the bunny. Here, too, teddy yarn and cotton yarn are used for the body, and chenille yarn for the head, tail, and paws.
Click here for the crochet pattern for Mauzi the Cuddly Kitten.


Little babies who aren’t quite ready to play with a “real” train set will still have lots of fun with a crocheted locomotive like this. It’s very sturdy, can be tossed around without causing any scratches, and is safe for babies to put in their mouths. And if it gets dirty, it can even be washed.
And when the baby gets a little bigger, they can take little dolls for a ride in the locomotive.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the locomotive!

Giraffe Gina
Teething ring and rattle



-- to the pattern --

Gina loves to cuddle and dream.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes in detail how you can crochet Gina for yourself. Only the basics of amigurumi crochet are needed.

Gina was crocheted from just under 40 g of cotton yarn, e.g. Gründl Cotton Fun (115 m/50 g), and is approx. 19 cm tall (including ears/horns).

Mini comfort blanket Duck Mia
small, loyal companion



-- to the pattern --

The mini comfort blanket Duck Mia is a loyal companion for every little one - for cuddling, soothing, loving, playing, and snuggling...

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes in detail, step by step how you, even as an ambitious beginner , can crochet this comfort blanket yourself.
Duck Mia is also wonderfully suitable for yarn scraps - in total, less than 30 g of cotton yarn is used.

The crocheted duck is 13.5 cm wide and 11 cm long. I used just under 30 g of cotton yarn (yardage 115 m/50 g, e.g., Gründl Cotton Fun).

With the colorful caterpillar or the cheerful, brightly colored butterfly, bath time is sure to be even more fun for your baby.

Both models are crocheted with sponge yarn and are suitable even for beginners with a little practice.

Go to the caterpillar crochet pattern


Go to the butterfly crochet pattern


30% off all patterns in my shop from Nov. 27–29.

You’ll find two patterns in my shop that are perfect for cuddling and loving



Crochet Pattern for Dino Pauli

You’ll crochet a front and a back piece, which are then joined together with a round of single crochet. No individual parts can come loose, making Pauli a great friend even for the very little ones. 



Crochet Pattern for a Cuddly Bunny

Here, too, you’ll crochet two pieces, which are joined together with a round of single crochet. Only the little stubby tail needs to be sewn on. 

Just right for little crawling babies are these cuddly vehicles.
TaTü TaTa, even for the littlest ones.

Karli Ambulance and Timmy Taxi



Flitzi Fire Truck and Poldi Police Car



Bernd Submarine and Hubi Helicopter