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US G-6 (4.0mm) hook, worsted velvet yarn: 23-round body horse amigurumi with hoof-color legs.
4.5 mm hook, size 1 fine yarn: a V-stitch capelet worked flat from an 81-stitch foundation chain.
4mm hook, plush worsted yarn: crochet an amigurumi cat with a knit button-front shirt.
3.75mm hook, lightweight yarn: five crocheted hexagons join into an open vest top.
5mm hook, worsted-weight yarn: crochet booties with slip-stitch soles, decrease-shaped body, and pompom finish.
A no-sew DK-weight baby jumper made from two ribbed, bobble-textured torso panels, with sleeves worked directly into each armhole
6.0mm hook, size 4 worsted yarn crochet a 6-9 month cardigan with bubble stitch texture.
Worsted-weight yarn crochets a 5-piece amigurumi duck with a 32-round head and body.
4 mm hook, DK-weight plush yarn: crochet a stuffed goose with wings, tail, webbed feet, and a sculpted beak.
Label-size hook, velour-weight yarn: bottom-up sad bear amigurumi with a 15-round head and 5mm eyes.
US B-1 hook, fingering weight cotton: a circular lace capelet with pineapple fan motif and hydrangea corsage closure.
6.0mm hook, worsted weight yarn: 32 granny squares join into a 14-inch sunflower tote with handles.