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Worsted-weight yarn shapes this three-piece hamburger keychain — bun, base and cheese, stuffed and glued.
3.5mm hook, worsted plush yarn: crochet a beginner amigurumi bear, bunny, or cat with swappable ears and tail.
Worsted-weight crochet pattern for a 19cm hippo amigurumi with shaped eye sockets and no-sew ears.
Worsted-weight crochet bee: 5-round foundation reaches 30 stitches, striped body, 6mm safety eyes, 2 antennae.
Crochet rabbit hair tie pattern: 2-round head, paired ears, magic-ring bow, single crochet join.
Worsted-weight yarn crochets a 24-stitch head and 9 tentacles into a mini octopus keychain.
3.5mm hook, 6-ply cotton: flower-motif lace bolero cardigan built from two joined foundation panels.
7.0mm hook, super bulky blanket yarn: modify Mathilda Sea Turtle shell plates for a flat, plush 17-inch turtle.
4 mm hook, medium-weight cotton: single crochet gear shift cover, 23 rounds.
6mm hook, chunky yarn: two diagonal granny squares join into a full sweater with sleeves and collar.
1.00 mm and 0.75 mm hooks, cotton yarn: Bulbasaur amigurumi with tri-layer eyes and 6 flower petals.
3.5mm and 4mm hooks, medium weight yarn: crochet a beginner amigurumi bird with wings, tail, and beak.