A group of crocheted amigurumi hamsters in different colors.

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Its ultra-cute rodent time!

While we all love bunnies, little chicks and fluffy lambs, hamsters are also some of the cutest, most adorable critters out there. In fact an amigurumi hamster is a perfect addition to your kids’ softie menagerie. Better still, there are many highly adaptable patterns for them, so that it’s very easy to modify each one to make it super personal for every kid. Of course, we would be remiss if we didn’t also mention that these are budget friendly patterns and don’t require a lot in the way of yarn. In fact, each of these projects is also a good stash buster for using up yarn ends. That said, we just know you will fill up the freshly made space with new skeins. Alas, that is the thorny way of the crocheter :D.

Amigurumi Hamster

Here us an absolutely adorbale, unbelievably cute hamster. Overall, this is actually on the larger side, being 13″ tall. However, it is still yarn friendly as it uses simple stitches and doesn’t require specialty yarns.

Amigurumi Hamster

The full article about this pattern is here:

Hamster

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Amigurumi Hamster

Next, we have Hannah, a cute hamster right out of hamster meme videos on Youtube. To summarize, two terms that describe this patter are ultra-cute and super-easy (one simple shape and some sewn on bits).

The full article about this pattern is here:

 Amigurumi Hamster

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Hamster Amigurumi

Finally, as presented on my blog before, here are some super cute hamsters with tiny snacks and adorable expressions. Moreover, you can alternate the snacks, and set a great example for your kids. After all, if [**fill in hamster name here**] eats his vegetables, so should you!

The full article about this pattern is here:

 Hamster Amigurumi

More info about project photographed on Ravelry.

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  1. Phyllis Geddes says:

    I really like your patterns, and look forward to seeing more. Thank you

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