If you're searching for exciting and cute crochet projects, you're in the right spot! Our guide has lots of Crochet Baby Rattle Patterns. These are designed to be fun for your little ones. These patterns are super easy to follow. So whether you've been crocheting for a while, or you're just starting, these patterns will help you make lovely toys that will be loved for a long time.

Crochet Lion Baby Rattle

Make a super fun and cute crochet lion baby rattle in most admirable colors following this video tutorial.

Requirements:

• Choose your preferred yarn and corresponding crochet hook, a tapestry needle, stuffing material, a ring for the rattle, and a scissor.

Head

Create a magic ring and work in continuous rounds. Start with 6 single crochet (sc). Then increase by crocheting 2 sc in each stitch for several rounds. Follow the amigurumi circle formula to shape the head.

Ears (x2)

Start similar to the head but smaller. After reaching the desired size, fold the earpiece and crochet together to join the opposite sides.

Snout

Create this like the ears, but you add several increases at the start of each round. Resulting in a round piece slightly oval compared to the ears.

Mane

The mane is created by working slip stitches into the surface of the head, then adding two rounds of double crochets and increasing in each stitch.

Handle/Teaser Ring Cover

Start with 21 chains, then work around 6 rows of 20 single crochet. Sew this onto your ring.

Assembly

• Stitch the ears and snout on the head.
• Insert the lion head through the teaser ring.
• Secure the handle cover to the lion head tightly so it doesn't slide on the ring.

Finishing Touches

With black and white thread, create eyes and a nose on the lion's snout.

Cute Crochet Zebra Baby Rattle

This Cute Crochet Zebra Baby Rattle pattern is absolutely adorable, blending the perfect mix of charm and playfulness into a delightful creation!

Materials

• Crochet hook
• Yarn colors: white, black, and optional pink for cheeks.
• Rattle noise or bell
• Stuffing material
• Yarn needle
• Optional: pins for holding pieces in place during assembly
• Sewing needle
• Optional: wooden ring for teething

Pattern

Head Pattern

• Start by creating a magic ring with 6 single crochet stitches.
• As you go on, increase stitches according to this pattern:
  • Rnd 1: 6 single crochet (sc) in magic ring (6)
  • Rnd 2: 6 increases (inc) (12)
  • Rnd 3: 1 sc, 1 inc repeated six times (18)
  • Rnd 4: 2 sc, 1 inc repeated six times (24)
  • Rnd 5: 3 sc, 1 inc repeated six times (30)
  • Rnd 6: 4 sc, 1 inc repeated six times (36)
  • Rnd 7: 5 sc, 1 inc repeated six times (42)
  • Rnd 8: 6 sc, 1 inc repeated six times (48)
• After round 8, continue with 48 sc for two rounds.
• Then introduce black yarn and work with both colors.
• Then, work two more rounds with 48 sc, followed by one round with stripes.
• The stripes pattern: 3 sc with white, 10 sc with black, 14 sc with white, 10 sc with black, and 11 sc with white.
• Repeat this pattern for several rounds.
• Begin decreasing from round 19 (42 sc), continue decreasing in each round by 6 until you get to round 23 (18 sc).
• Add stuffing material and the rattle noise.
• Decrease until 12 stitches are left, then finish off and weave in the beginning yarn tail.

Snout Pattern

• Start making the snout with a magic ring of 6 single crochet.
• Rnd 1: 6 sc in a magic ring (6)
• Rnd 2: 6 inc (12)

Then work:

• 3 inc, 3 sc, repeat three times (18)
• Rnds 4 & 5: 18 sc

Stuff the snout lightly and sew it to the head.

Ears Pattern

• Same start as the head and snout — a magic ring with 6 sc.
• Rnds 1: 6 sc in a magic ring (6)
• Rnd 2: 6 sc (6)
• Rnd 3: 6 inc (12)
• Rnds 4 & 5: 12 sc
• Rnd 6: Fold the circles in half and crochet through both layers to create a semi-circle shape.

Once done with both ears, sew them to the head.

Wooden Teething Ring

• Wrap the crochet around the wooden ring by working 21 chain stitches.
• Make 20 single crochet stitches.
• After that, switch to white color and work two rounds with 20 single crochet stitches.
• Switch back to black and alternate each color for a total of seven rounds.

Assembly

• Sew the teething ring to the head firmly.
• Sew the snout and ears to the head, and embroider eyes and cheeks.

Crochet Bunny Baby Rattle Tutorial

This Crochet Bunny Baby Rattle pattern weaves a touch of cozy whimsy into a heartwarming keepsake for little ones to cherish.

Materials:

• Yarn in your choice of bunny color and an accent color for the inner ears
• Crochet hook suitable for your yarn (usually specified on the yarn label)
• Stuffing material
• A rattle insert or a small, enclosed plastic capsule with beads inside
• Tapestry needle for sewing
• Embroidery floss for the eyes and nose

Head:

1. Start with a magic ring: Make 6 single crochet (sc) stitches into the ring. Pull the ring tight.
2. Round 1: Increase (inc) in each stitch around (12 sc).
3. Round 2: 1 sc, 1 inc repeat around (18 sc).
4. Continue increasing in this pattern until you have a desired head size, usually about 5-6 rounds.

Body:

1. Continue without increases to make the body tube, for about the same number of rounds as the head.
2. Decrease rounds: Start decreasing to close off the body. Insert the rattle insert before fully closed.
3. Close off: Sew the opening shut after inserting rattle and stuffing.

Ears (make 2):

1. Magic ring: Start with 6 sc in a magic ring.
2. Flat rows: Increase in the next few rows to create a flat, ear shape.
3. Decrease: Begin decreasing to taper the end of the ear.
4. Fold: Fold the ear in half and sew across to create a bunny ear shape.
5. Sew ears to the head.

Decoration:

• Embroider eyes, nose, and mouth as desired.
• You can add a contrasting color to the inside of the ears for a cute effect.

Finishing Up:

• Sew all your pieces together. Attach the head to the body if they are separate pieces.
• Ensure all parts are secure, especially when making toys for small children.

Crochet Hippo Teething Rattle

With its irresistible charm and an endearing smile, this Crochet Hippo Teething Rattle is sure to become a fun companion for any teething tot!

Materials Needed:

• Rainbow cotton yarn, size 2 fine (color A for the body, off-white and yellow for the flower)
• 2.5 millimeter crochet hook
• Scissors
• Darning needle
• Stitch marker
• Wooden teething ring
• Rattle inserts
• Safety eyes
• Fiberfill for stuffing

Stitches Used: Magic ring, single crochet (sc), half double crochet (hdc), double crochet (dc), slip stitch (sl st), increase (inc), decrease (dec).

Head and Snout:

1. Start with Snout: Chain 8, skip the first chain, and then increase in the next, single crochet across the next 5 chains, place an increase in the last chain. Flip your work to single crochet along the bottom of the chains, following the same pattern.
2. Head: Progress with single crochets and increases as specified, forming a round shape for the head. The pattern involves a mix of stitching techniques to create a circular head, then fill it with fiberfill and add rattle inserts.

Eyes and Eye Detail:

• After the snout, the tutorial indicates moving on to rows shaping the head, where you'll add safety eyes between rows 7 and 9 (or as preferred), using stitch markers to aid placement.
• Use a darker yarn to embroider around the safety eyes to add definition.

Nostrils:

• The nostrils are crafted by selecting points on the snout. Use a contrast color yarn and the increase stitch method around a stitch marker or pin to form each nostril.

Assembly:

• Once the head is shaped with added fiberfill to the desired firmness, finishing touches like the decorative flower (if chosen) and attaching the head to the crochet-covered teething ring are detailed.
• The teething ring wrap is created in part two of the series, with instructions on wrapping the yarn around the wooden ring for a soft, chewable surface.

Finishing Touches:

• Add optional decorative elements like a crochet flower to the head for added cuteness.

Additional Notes:

• The pattern is split into two parts, where the first focuses on creating the head, adding the eyes, nostrils, and filling. The second part, as mentioned, includes creating the ears, wrapping the teething ring, and compiling all parts together.
• The creator emphasizes using a smaller hook for amigurumi projects to ensure tight stitches that don't allow the filling or rattle inserts to show through or escape.

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