Rattle discs, Rattle beads, bells, crinkle wrap, squeakers
Rattle discs for crochet/huggle making:

Our rattle discs are available in 22 mm and 16 mm and are sold in sets of 5. These rattles make a good audible sound even with light shaking. These rattle discs are therefore perfect to use in your crocheted or sewn soft toys. Note the smaller rattle discs are more concealable but also make a slightly softer sound. Do you have the space? Then use a 22 mm rattle.

Rattle beads for crochet/hug making

24 mm round white rattle bead
28 mm round white rattle bead
38 mm round white rattle bead

Peeps

Squeakers are super fun to use especially in your smaller crocheted stuffed animals / amigurumi or for example stuffed animals with ears. When your little one presses this, the squeaker makes a distinctive high-pitched sound that little ones can’t get enough of. These squeakers are also suitable for anyone making handmade dog or cat toys. Be careful though, if a toy breaks, the squeaker can be released. This creates a risk of choking. Therefore, it is always important to regularly check your creation for damage for the safe use of pagers.

Crisper film

Opry’s sheets of Cutting Foil are great for your stuffed animals, playbooks or, for example, the ears of your crocheted or sewn stuffed toy. Anyway, all the sounds instantly make your creation a lot more interesting for little ones! But where with other products you often have to rattle them specially, crackle foil can be heard almost immediately. Every movement and every time cuddling or fidgeting creates soft crackling sound which is nice for little ones to hear. The film is transparent. Usually you use small pieces, for example in the ears or arms of your stuffed toy or made toy cube. Thereby, crisp wrap can be simply hand washed (at a low temperature).

Bells in gold and silver

These bells are perfect to use on pram chains, pram hangers and playpen toys or baby gyms. Please note that the bubbles are not meant to be chewed. Therefore, these bells should only be used in items meant to be looked at, not played with.