Hand -crochet rattle shaped like a ladybug, made of organic cotton and with recycled polyester filling.
The ladybug belongs to Sebras Theme Pixie Land - a tale of the mini -seasons "Pixies" and the many joys of the forest floor.
This rattle, shaped like a ladybug, is hand -croched by organic cotton. Inside it has a bell that gives sound when the rattle is shaken. The rattle is also filled with soft, recycled polyester, which is secured in a small fabric bag that prevents the filling from finding its way out through the yarn. Participate in different games.
The ladybug is red with black dots and a beige face.
The rattle is designed in Denmark, handmade and therefore every rattle is unique and each has its own charm. A perfect gift idea for the first maternity visit.
Recommended age 0+.
Marking: CE, UKCA.
Washing instructions: Can be machine washing at 30 degrees.
Warning. May not be used near open fire.
on the theme of Pixie Land
Pixie Land takes the child into a cozy and nostalgic tale of the little mini -seasons "pixies", which with great enthusiasm move around Between forest floor plants, berry bushes, fallen acorns and chestnuts. Nature and the magic of the forest create spaces to immerse themselves in, and with ladybugs, the grasshoppers and other crab-crable animals, such as faithful helpers, the "pixies" collect the many gifts of nature. Pixie Land is about the community and about giving. It is a world where there is time to let your mind wander, where there is room for immersion and how enthusiasm's joy of having found a mature forest strawberry or a four -leaf clover is in fact the essence of it all.
About organic cotton
The yarn in this product is made of organic cotton - a choice made to reduce the product's environmental imprint. Many of the environmental consequences that may be associated with cotton production can be reduced or eliminated by growing organic cotton.
Whether recycled polyester fill
The filling is made of 100 % recycled polyester from plastic bottles, which have been collected and cleaned, after which they are striped, remelted and made into new recycled fibers. The plastic bottles thus get a new life instead of just ending up as waste.