Recipe, Teething Ring - Rabbit

Crochet pattern - Rabbit teething ring.
This cute teether is ready for play. Let baby get a good grip on the tough training and feel the transition to the soft crochet piece.
The teether can be a little heavy for the little hand, which gets to practice its grasping reflexes, train its finger and arm muscles and eye/hand coordination. It has a lovely rattling sound, so it's fun to move and ears with a crackling sound, so it's fun to play with and chew on a little.
The teething ring is a good stimulus for sore gums and can relieve itching.

Make it in your/baby's favorite colors and experience the joy together with your child, or when you give the handmade unique toy as a gift.

Are you a fan of rabbits? Then search for rabbit on this page and explore a cute universe.

If you want inspiration for other teething rings or other baby/sensory toys, visit my different categories under the "Recipes" item in the top bar. There is guaranteed to be something you will like too.

Info:

In general, for my recipes, the needle size can be changed to suit your own crochet strength.
With needles other than those listed, there may be size variation compared to my figures, but it doesn't matter much as long as you are consistent in your choices.

Materials:

• Crochet hook 3.0, or according to your own crochet tension
• Cotton yarn 8/4, 170 m per 50 grams
  Light gray = 18 grams
  Black = 60 cm
  White = 50 cm

• Wooden teething ring, 6.8 cm in diameter
• Sound
  Rattle, 2 cm in diameter
  Crease paper, 2 pieces 4 x 4 cm

• Filling = 2.5 grams 
• Needle
• Scissors

Abbreviations:

m = mask
mr = magic ring
sc = single crochet
ch = chain stitch
km = chain stitch
ind. = invisible decrease (into the front loop of the next two sts, pull through and pull the string through the two loops)
ext. = withdrawal
*-* x ? = Repeat x number of times
(number) = the number of stitches that should be in the round
round = lap
row = row

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I wish you a lot of crocheting fun.

Kind regards, Signe - Høvisch Design