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4.5mm hook, worsted-weight plush yarn: amigurumi mama and baby whale, 79 rounds, 35cm and 18cm finished.
Worsted-weight yarn, small hook: two crocheted heart halves joined into a flower pot topper.
Size I (5.5 mm) hook, worsted yarn: child beanie, 7.5 in. long, fits 17-20 in. heads.
Worsted-weight yarn, hook sized to gauge: 15-round body, 11-round head, four 5-round legs, plus flat ear and tail triangles make
7 mm hook, worsted (4) yarn cardigan: 5 panels, slip-stitch seams, single crochet trim.
4.25mm hook, fingering weight merino-silk: a mesh-and-solid tank with shaped straps for beginners.
4.0 mm hook, bulky chenille yarn: build an amigurumi unicorn with head, body, skirt, horn, and wings.
3.25mm hook, fingering weight yarn: a ribbed-waist crochet maxi skirt with cable diamond panels.
4-4.5mm hook, worsted plush yarn: crochet a little tiger cub with color-blocked body and tapered legs.
1.75-2 mm hook, fingering-weight yarn: a 10-12 cm elf amigurumi in five colors.
4.0 mm hook, bulky plush yarn: crochet a 45 cm amigurumi unicorn keepsake.
3.5mm hook and worsted weight yarn make this 21-round amigurumi snake plush with safety eyes.