Recipe, Easter Eggs - Toddler

Crochet pattern Easter egg tumbler - This adorable Easter egg can be made with and without tumbler.
If you want to make a nice little Easter egg for the youngest in the family, the recipe is designed to include a tumbler. It makes the most lovely musical sound and ensures that the egg always straightens up again when the child pushes it.
Your child will love the sensory stimulation, work on their eye/hand coordination, and enjoy seeing the effect of their movements as the egg tilts.

It is also possible to make the beautiful Easter egg as a decoration for yourself or someone you love. The alternative is granules in the base and filling. The egg will look great on the shelf or maybe even as a table decoration on the Easter table.

The pattern shows how to make the embroidery with a detailed picture guide, and I have shown three different possible designs.
But only your imagination sets the limits to how your flowers should look.

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.
However, with this recipe, it may be necessary to add or remove rounds to fit around the tumbler - this is also noted in the recipe.

Materials:

• Crochet hook 3.0, or according to your own crochet tension
• Cotton yarn 8/4, 170 m per 50 grams
  Off-white = 15 grams
• Mercerised cotton yarn, lace, 280 m per 50 grams
     Army green = 200 cm
  Old rose = 300 cm
  Light yellow = 100 cm
• Tumbling ball, 6.5 x 7.5 cm
• Alternative to tumble ball:
  Filling = 5 grams
  Granules in nylon stocking = 40 grams
• Needle for both yarns
• Scissors

Abbreviations:

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

I would be really happy to see your finished results after you have used one of my designs.
There are always one or more hashtags in my recipes, and if you use them and tag me in the pictures, I have the opportunity to see and possibly share your crochet creations.

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