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Kids & Toys Crochet Patterns

Handmade toys become lifelong favourites. These patterns are designed to survive a lot of love: tight stitches, firm stuffing, everything sewn on twice, and embroidered faces instead of safety eyes for little ones.

Each pattern notes the age it is suitable for and how to make it safer for babies.

  • 6 patterns
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  • Beginner · Easy · Intermediate

Kids & Toys Patterns

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Kids & Toys FAQ

How do I make toys safe for babies?

Embroider the eyes, use tight stitches, sew every part on twice, and avoid buttons, beads and pellets.

Can crochet toys be washed?

Yes. Use acrylic or cotton yarn and polyester stuffing, and wash in a laundry bag on a gentle cycle.

Which toy is best for a first project?

A small toy worked only in single crochet with simple shaping, such as a ball-shaped animal with no separate limbs.

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