If you’ve ever had that little worry in the back of your mind when you’re making a plushie for a baby or selling toys in the UK, this video is for you. I’m chatting through EN71-3 and UKCA, specifically from the yarn side of things—because yes, the materials you choose matter, and having a supplier who actually provides the toy-safety certification can save you a lot of stress (and a lot of digging around later). I walk you through UK brands and suppliers where you can find EN71-3 toy-safety tested yarn info, and—crucially—where they hide the certificates on their websites. I’ve linked everything so you can click straight through, whether you’re using Stylecraft, King Cole, James C Brett, Wendy, Cygnet, or buying via That Crafty Stitch and need the paperwork in one place. My biggest takeaway: yarn safety is only one piece of compliance. Even if your yarn is EN71-3 tested, your finished toy still needs to meet UKCA/CE requirements overall, so think beyond the yarn label—construction, attachments, and suitability all count. This is all about helping you feel confident, compliant, and able to make (and sell) your crochet plushies with peace of mind.