Briefcase Baby Rattle Crochet Pattern

Crochet a briefcase rattle for the new boss of your family. This versatile crochet pattern allows you to make several styles of rattles with the same basic instructions:
* Briefcase baby rattle for the child of an accountant, lawyer, or
businessman.
* Purse baby rattle for the mom, realtor, model, or shopper.
* First aid kit baby rattle for the doctor, nurse, or any medical personnel.

These rattles make great shower gifts, photography props or accessories for baby’s Halloween costume.

Very versatile pattern. Use worsted weight yarn from your scrap basket (cotton or polyester). You can use an empty pill bottle to make the rattle or buy a rattle insert. I have also made them with a squeaker for a dog toy.

Other available baby rattle patterns include firefighter axe, lumberjack axe, flashlight, royal scepter, and more in separate listings. If you would like a baby rattle in a style you don’t see here, please feel free to send me a message, and I’ll see what I can create for you.

Skill level: Easy

Finished items measure approximately 3″ tall by 4.5” wide (not including handle).

Materials you will need:
Small amounts of worsted weight yarn Size F crochet hook (cotton or polyester)
Yarn needle
Fiberfil or cotton stuffing
Rattle insert
(available at https://www.etsy.com/shop/ClothandCraft)

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No pattern or photograph may be reproduced or distributed — mechanically, electronically, or by any other means, including photocopying, without written permission of Lisa Ferrel. Finished products created with this pattern may be used for commercial sale. It would be greatly appreciated if you credit the design to My Fingers Fly (www.myfingersfly.com).