Traditional Crocheted Cotton Ball for Coordination & Rhythm This hand-crocheted foot sack offers a smaller, skill-building ball for kids, older children, teens, and adults ready for precision and coordination. Handmade in Guatemala from 100% cotton thread and filled with recycled pellet fill, it has a traditional foot sack feel while holding its shape through repeated play. The smaller size invites focused tossing patterns, beginning juggling practice, and classic foot sack games for older kids, teens, and adults. In homeschool and group settings, it supports rhythm exercises, cross-lateral movement, and short movement breaks that help reset attention and build body awareness. Because it’s crocheted by hand, slight variation in firmness and color pattern reflects the work of artisans. Durable, portable, and easy to tuck into a bag, it travels well to the park, playground, or family gatherings where cooperative skill-building play unfolds naturally. Looking for More Crocheted Skill Toys? Extra Large Crocheted Play BallsFor younger children, group games, circle time, and easier tossing, the larger crocheted ball offers a softer, more hand-friendly option for catching, bean bag games, and beginning movement play. Small Cotton Toss Pelotie BallsFor tabletop games, target tossing, quiet travel play, or fine-motor accuracy games, the small Pelotie ball offers a miniature crocheted toss-and-aim option. Maya Flya Soft Flying DiscsFor families who also want a soft, packable flying disc, the Maya Flya adds cooperative throwing and catching play indoors or outdoors. Product Details Hand-crocheted from 100% cotton thread Filled with recycled pellet fill (phthalate- and PVC-free) Approx. 2.5” diameter, 2 oz Slight variation in firmness due to handmade construction Ages 3+ (ages 7+ for traditional foot sack play) Fair Trade made in Guatemala CE certified Sold individually Small Parts Warning ⚠️ WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs. * Hacky Sack is a game where feet are used to keep the foot sack moving. No hands allowed! Though the occasional head bump is usually a fun way to keep it going.
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