Rattle discs, rattles, bells, crinkly foil, Squeakers
Rattle discs for Crochet/cuddles Make:

Our rattle discs are available in 22 mm and 16 mm and are sold in sets of 5. These rattles produce a clearly audible sound even with a light shake. They are therefore perfect for use in your crocheted or sewn cuddly toys. Note that the smaller rattle discs are easier to hide but produce a slightly softer sound. If you have the space, use a 22 mm rattle.

Rattle beads for Crochet/ cuddly toys Make

24 mm round White rattle bead
28 mm round White rattle bead
38 mm round White rattle bead

Squeakers

Squeakers are super fun to use, especially in your smaller crocheted plush toys / amigurumi or, for example, plush toys with ears. When your little one presses on them, the squeaker makes a strikingly high sound that little ones can’t get enough of. These squeakers are also suitable for anyone who makes handmade dog or cat toys. Note that if a toy breaks, the squeaker can come loose, posing a choking hazard. It is therefore always important to regularly check your creation for damage before safely using squeakers.

Crisp film

The sheets of Crinkle Foil from Opry are great for your comfort blankets, play books, or for example the Ears of your Crocheted or sewn stuffed toy. In any case, Make all the sounds make your creation instantly much more interesting for the little ones! But while with other products you often have to shake them specially, crinkle foil can be heard almost immediately. With every movement and every time it’s cuddled or fiddled with, a Soft crinkling sound is produced that is nice for the little ones to hear. The foil is transparent. Usually, you use small pieces, for example in the ears or arms of your stuffed toy or handmade toy cube. Crinkle foil can also simply be hand washed (at a low temperature).

Bubbles in Gold and Silver

These bells are perfect for use on pram straps, stroller charms, and box toys or baby gyms. Note, the bells are not intended for chewing. These bells may only be used in items that are meant to be looked at, not to be played with.