Recipe, Deer Ears - Teething Ring

Crochet pattern for fallow deer teething ring - The pattern for the finest fallow deer ears with antlers.
They are crocheted in the softest yarn, which is just so lovely to touch.

Baby will probably prefer to chew on the wooden ring, which is hard, but the soft ears are really good to cuddle with, and very fun to explore with both fingers and mouth.

This is a good opportunity to stimulate the sense of touch and the grasping reflex, in addition to the baby using a teething ring to bite on when the gums itch.

Please see my other teething rings and other crochet items for babies and children.

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 6.0, or according to your own crochet tension
• Baby snuggle, polyester, 120 m per 100 grams
  Teddy brown = 8 grams
  Sand = 10 grams

• Wooden teething ring, 6.8 cm
• Needle
• Scissors

Abbreviations:

m = mask
mr = magic ring
sc = single crochet
inc. = increase (2 sts in same st)
*-* x ? = Repeat x number of times
(number) = the number of stitches that should be in the round
round = lap
row: row

It is not mentioned in the materials list, but it is of course an option to use crackle paper in the antlers to create a sound stimulus for baby.

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I wish you a lot of crocheting fun.
Kind regards, Signe - Høvisch Design