Go Handmade eyes Mix 12 pairs Black

• Compliance with safety standards: The guide ensures that your homemade yarn projects meet the same tensile strength requirements as store-bought toys. This is especially important in yarn products where variations in material and technique can affect the retention of the eyes.
• Challenges with yarn materials: Different yarns - some thick and elastic, some loosely crocheted or knitted - present different requirements for assembly. A thorough and specialized assembly process is therefore necessary to ensure that the eyes are attached securely and safely.
• Continuous safety: Always remember to check your projects regularly! Be vigilant, and check that they remain intact over time.
• Comparison with store-bought toys: Store-bought toys often use melted ends – a detail we also consider important. When the back piece is melted and pressed flat, it becomes wider than the hole in the back stopper, ensuring a more durable attachment over time.
• Your responsibility as a creator: As the creator of homemade projects and toys for children under 3 years, there is a great responsibility with your craft. We encourage you to thoroughly familiarize yourself with the instructions to ensure the safety of your project.
• It is crucial that the eyes are firmly attached to the crocheted/knitted project. Over time, almost all yarn will loosen, and especially elastic yarns that stretch can create openings. This increases the risk of the entire eye falling out if the assembly is not secured to the stitches.

As a guide, we refer to the following:
- 'Eyes assembly' from Go Handmade (video)
- Safety guide from Go Handmade