Sensory Baby Toys

Choose from 3 adorable themed Sensory Baby Toy Sets. These beginner friendly projects include a variety of projects you can make, including bears, bees and elephants!

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Sensory Baby Toys

3 Full Themed Baby Sets

With so many beginner level projects to crochet, you are sure to find a suitable handmade item you can make! There are 3 themed sets, a Beehive Baby Set, a Bunny Baby Set and an Elephant Circus Baby Set.

Each set includes a number of projects that you can use together, or separately to entertain baby, or to gift to someone for their little one.

Some projects could be used separately too, like the little bear, the elephant, the bunnies (there are 2 different styles), the mountain, the acorn, the balls, the beehives and the bees. They can be made as finished toys that are perfectly sized for baby’s hands.

You really do get more than 15 patterns in this set if you count all the individual pieces that make up the projects!

The Sensory Baby Toy Pattern Sets

• Beehive Baby Set | Mobile, Garland, Stroller Toy, Rattle and Teething Toy) | Light Weight Yarn [3] | 3.25 mm (D)
• Bunny Baby Set | Mobile, Garland, Stroller Toy, Rattle and Teething Toy | Medium Weight Yarn [4] | 4 mm (G) hook, 3.25 mm (D) hook and 3.75 mm (F) hook
• Elephant Circus Baby Set | Mobile, Garland, Stroller Toy, Rattle, Teething Toy | Medium Weight Yarn [4] | 4 mm (G) hook

More images are available here.

Of the 15+ projects, my 2 favorites are the Bunny Stroller Toy and the Bunny Garland. Which are your favorites?

The General Instructions are included beginning on page 56. You will find common abbreviations used, symbols and terms and the following crochet terms with diagrams and definitions.

Crochet Terms:

• Gauge
• Markers
• Joining with sc
• Adjustable Loop
• Free Loops of a Chain
• Back or Front Loop Only
• Changing Colors
• Weaving Thru Stitches
• Whipstitch
• Embroidery Stitches: Backstitch, French Knot, Satin Stitch and Straight Stitch

The Yarn Information is included on page 62.

Yarn Used:

• Bernat® Softee® Baby™ was used for the Beehive Baby Set
• Red Heart® Soft® was used for the Elephant Circus Baby Set
• Lion Brand® Vanna’s Choice® was used for the Bunny Baby Set

Projects for babies are fun to crochet and to gift to friends and family members. They usually smaller sized projects too, so they generally take less time to complete than larger projects like afghans.

With these beginner friendly designs you have many options to choose from. Even if you only choose parts of the full set to make, you will have an adorable gift to give to someone special.

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