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No fixed hook size; yarn held in multiple strands for thickness. Tote with hdc oval base increasing to 126 stitches, a dc body
Worsted-weight amigurumi teddy bear pattern: 20-round head, 21-round color-block body reaching 48 stitches, plus arms, legs
Worsted-weight balaclava worked top-down from a 12-stitch crown to a shaped eye slit.
8mm hook, light yarn plus sparkle yarn: two hexagons seam into an oversized cardigan with sleeves.
3.5-4mm hook, bulky chenille yarn: crochet an amigurumi cat body with knitted DK-cotton overalls.
2.5 mm hook, fine cotton yarn: works up a 9-11 cm amigurumi bear with 6 mm eyes.
4.0 mm and 2.5 mm hooks with baby weight yarn make this amigurumi sheep, eyes set 8 stitches apart.
US E-4 (3.5 mm) hook, Super Bulky velvet yarn: 6-inch plush frog amigurumi with cabochon eyes.
US G-6 / 4.0 mm hook, worsted weight yarn — amigurumi Batman doll with joined legs, spiral body, sewn-on cape.
Hook one size smaller than your yarn label; any weight works. Makes Tata the turtle amigurumi, 7-piece assembly.
5 mm hook, super bulky chenille: amigurumi fox with winter hat, 11 parts, 16-round head.
8mm hook, bulky yarn: a smocked Celtic weave blanket with post-stitch texture.