Rattle Ball!

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My First 2013 Project!

Kimi loves playing with the ball I made him, now that he is a bit older. This made mommy so happy and triggered her to make another one!!! This time, I made a small sized one, using the same pattern from purlbee.com. I also added some buttons in plastic bottle caps to provide some rattling sound as the ball rolls. To cute-sify the ball, I sew on yellow buttons. However, this attracted my lil-one to chew on them which I believe are hazardous if the buttons were accidentally torn away. Hopefully he will leave the buttons alone... Hopefully...!

A half-ball cap!

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