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4mm and 4.5mm hooks, chunky yarn crochet a baby bunny amigurumi with bow and purse accents.
2.5mm hook, sport-weight cotton: crochet an amigurumi bull, about 19cm (7.5in) tall, in brown and beige.
US D-3/3.0mm hook, worsted plush yarn—crochet a frog amigurumi with sewn-on legs and eyes.
4.0 mm hook, worsted weight yarn: crochet an oreo cookie turtle amigurumi with a layered shell and speckled head.
Worsted-weight yarn, basic hook: two-piece beanie with bear ears sewn on at round 3, 7-round crown, beginner level.
4mm hook, weight 4 yarn: crochet a sunflower granny square cardigan with 12-petal motifs.
A basket weave crop cardigan made from 3 panel types using worsted weight yarn and a crochet hook, finished with a contrasting
6.0mm hook, chunky double weight yarn: one-piece amigurumi hippo, no sewing required.
No-sew amigurumi caterpillar pop worked in continuous rounds with customizable, unstuffed body segments and bobble-stitch legs.
Worsted-weight amigurumi cat: 18-round head, 10-round body, 7-round ears, stuffed as you go.
4.5mm hook, chunky yarn: a 24-round amigurumi bumble bee with two 3-round wings.
I/H (5.5mm) hook, worsted weight (#4) yarn: a ribbed ear warmer with 6 rounds of single and double crochet.