Baby Toys

Dear users, dear authors,
beautiful toys for babies, toddlers / crawling babies can be easily handmade using the patterns from Crazypatterns.
Start making toys by hand now.

@Authors,
each author can present 2–3 patterns here with an image, link, information about the material, technique, difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special.

Little Calf Rattle Crochet Pattern
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This cute little calf will make any baby smile. With its cute little bell, you’ll instantly grab their attention and have a great time playing :-) . The rattle is about 20 cm tall including the horns. It fits in any bag and can be taken anywhere. The perfect distraction on the go and at home. The little calf is easy to make and is also great for crochet beginners! You just need to know the basic crochet techniques: single crochet, increasing and decreasing single crochet stitches, making a magic ring, and sewing the individual parts together. What you’ll need:

• Approx. 20 g of yarn in the color you want the calf to be (I used “Sun City” yarn by Schachenmayr). This yarn should be suitable for a 3.5 mm crochet hook. Leftover pink yarn for the nose, as well as leftover dark brown and red yarn. This leftover yarn should be suitable for a 3 mm crochet hook
• A 3.5 mm crochet hook and a 3 mm crochet hook. If you use a 4 mm hook for the body, the calf will be larger.
• A darning needle and scissors
• stuffing
• 8 mm safety eyes; if you don’t want to use safety eyes or don’t have any, you can of course embroider the eyes instead
• stitch marker
• A small bell

16-page crochet pattern with lots of pictures
Difficulty level: easy

Piggy Rattle Crochet Pattern
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This cute little piggy will make any baby smile. With its sweet expression, it will grab their attention right away, and it is great for play :-) . The rattle measures about 17 cm including the ears. It fits in any bag and can be taken anywhere. The perfect distraction at home and on the go. The little pig is easy to make and is also great for crochet beginners! You just need to know the basic crochet techniques: single crochet, increasing and decreasing single crochet stitches, making a magic ring, and sewing the individual pieces together. What you’ll need:

• A 3mm crochet hook
• Stuffing
• A darning needle and scissors
• A stitch marker
• Safety eyes / insertable eyes, size 8mm
• 20g of yarn in pink or fuchsia; it must be suitable for a 3mm crochet hook.
• Individual black strands of yarn (for embroidering the face later)

13 pages of crochet pattern instructions with step-by-step pictures.
Difficulty level: Easy, perfect for beginners

This crocheted balloon cover is a great toy even for the very little ones.

Thanks to the protection provided by the granny squares, the balloon inside won’t pop, but the ball is easy for a baby to grab if you inflate the balloon only slightly. If it rolls away, the baby will quickly crawl after it. Later on, you can inflate it more fully, making it great for playing with both indoors and outdoors.

It washes and dries quickly.

The pattern shows, step by step with plenty of pictures, how to crochet the individual granny squares and then assemble them into a ball.

It’s also ideal for using up leftover yarn.

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Babies love baby rattles. And they’re also great toys because they help develop little ones’ motor skills and curiosity.

The “Knight – Princess – Pirate” baby rattles are popular with both boys and girls. They fit nicely in the hand. Schachenmayr Catania yarn was used; it’s nice and soft with a good grip.

The pattern is easy to follow even for ambitious beginners, as all steps are described in detail and the pattern also includes many pictures.

--> Click here for the pattern: Crochet Pattern – “Knight – Princess – Pirate” Rattles

For children who like to build and play. Free patternMaterials: yarn (various colors) 133 m/50 g, crochet hook size 2, yarn needle, stuffing

I used the following abbreviations: chain stitch - ch single crochet - schere is the free pattern

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With this pattern, you’ll be able to crochet this little doll on your own. The pattern is 19 pages
long and includes plenty of illustrations.
The finished toy will measure approx. 35 cm, depending on the yarn used. Important: This pattern is protected by copyright; therefore, sharing or publishing it is not permitted. Selling finished
comfort blankets is also not allowed.For this great project, you’ll need: A size 2–2.5 crochet hook; yarn—I recommend Mondial Bio Soft Cotton (50 g–180 m). This yarn
is made of 100% organic cotton, is very soft, and has been tested for harmful substances,
making it ideal for baby toys. (Or alternatively,
Katia “Candy” for Baby or Online Cotton Baby.) You can also use
a different yarn, but keep in mind that this will change the size
of the little doll. You’ll need:
pink, approx. 25g, for the mouth, torso, and arms
; black scraps to embroider
the eyelashes and eyebrows; natural, approx. 25g, for the head and hands
; gray, approx. 25g, for the hat and belt
; white, scraps for the horns
; pink, approx. 25g, for the legs and feet
; brown scraps for the little boat
; light blue for the sail. If you use different yarn, you may need to adjust the quantities listed.A darning needle for sewing
, a pair of scissors
, a row marker or a thread in a contrasting color to mark
the beginning of each round, sewing thread in a matching color to sew all the pieces together,
stuffing
, small beads for the eyes (approx. 0.5 cm), or safety eyes
, row marker. To crochet the comfort blanket, you’ll need to know how to do the following:Single crochet (sc) Half double crochet (hdc)
Decreases, increases
Back post single crochet (described below)
Slip stitch
Magic ring
Front post
double crochet Back post half double crochet (described below)
Bobble (described below)

A loyal companion for every little one—for cuddling, soothing, loving, playing, and snuggling...


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The duck comforter is a wonderful little gift that’s also quick to make—the time needed is only about 2–3 hours for somewhat experienced crocheters.

With this 13-page, richly illustrated pattern (over 45 photos), you can easily crochet Duck Mia yourself—everything is explained in detail.
This makes the pattern very suitable for beginners as well—basic knowledge should be present, though.

Duck Mia is also wonderfully suitable for leftover yarn —less than 30 g of cotton yarn is used in total.

Dimensions :

• Length: 11 cm
• Width: 13.5 cm

Materials needed:

• 3 colors of cotton yarn in coordinating colors (yardage 115 m per 50 g)
• Color 1 approx. 15 g (for body)
• Color 2 approx. 4 g (for feet + beak)
• Color 3 approx. 7 g (for head + flower)
• black embroidery thread for embroidering the eyes
• a little stuffing for the eyes
• crochet hook sizes 2.5 + 3.5
• darning needle, pins if needed

Skills needed:

• magic ring
• single crochet incl. increases and decreases
• slip stitches
• chain stitches
• color changes
• double crochet incl. increases and decreases