Clover Amour Crochet Hooks 10 kg-Size B to J, Fabric, Multicolor, 5.5" Height x 4.2" Length x 1" Width

Product Information

I bought this from a knitting store that carries only Addi hooks so I was kind of forced into buying it but I quite like it. It’s a 2mm so I use it for amigurumi and it’s a top notch little hook. I prefer these to the Addi Swing so if you’re going to budget for an Addi hook, try this one first, especially if you’re a pencil grip crocheter. I can’t quite imagine how a pencil grip crocheter would hold and Addi Swing. If anyone can point me to a video of it being done, I’d love to see it! Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced crocheter, selecting the right crochet hook is crucial for a comfortable and enjoyable crocheting experience. With the multitude of options available, it can be overwhelming to know which crochet hook is best suited for your project. Why not treat yourself to a whole set? With sizes 2.00mm to 6.00mm you'll have all the popular sizes at the tip of your fingers to create incredible works of crochet art. Also available in a set of smaller sizes, here. This set contains 9 hooks in sizes: The Omni Crochet hook is one of the most beautiful crochet hooks I’ve ever used. It’s made of a resin material and moved through the yarn quite smoothly.

I found this hook extremely difficult to work with. If you are using this hook, you are likely having a lot of issues making amigurumi. It’s not you, it’s the hook. And today I’m going to test a bunch of new popular crochet hooks to see if they stand up to my favorites. Then I’m going to rank them from WORST to BEST! PLEASE NOTE:- Postage times can vary depending on public holidays, weekends, location, natural disasters, customs investigations, Australia Post investigations & other uncontrollable factors. On the event that your parcel is held up or is lost, it may take up to three months to receive an answer from the Australia Post Investigation Team. Unfortunately these are Australia Post time frames are out of our control, we will do our best to rectify the issue ASAP. I wasn’t expecting this hook to “wow” me. But I wanted to give it a try since it is a widely available crochet hook.I’m a knife grip crocheter and found it fine to use the Addi Swing but I’m pretty sure a pen grip crocheter would struggle – they look to me like they’re designed for knife grippers. I’m naturally a very twitchy person – I don’t sit still for very long – and this behaviour translates with crochet hooks as well. If I’ve been using a Clover Amour all day designing something in the Crochet Coach studio and I want to switch to another project, I’ll often change to a different style of hook too just to mix it up. It’s like exercise – if you run 5km every day your body eventually gets used to it and you need to change your exercise routine to incorporate something different.

I will do a full post on the whole shebang of hooks but for now you just need to know that there are basically two kinds of hooks and most brands are based on these kinds of hooks. Addi is one of my favorite brands of knitting needles, so I was curious what their crochet hooks would be like. I found these hooks to be cheaply made and the the light wasn’t helpful at all. I went on a rant because I felt like this was a product made to take the hard earned money from trusting crocheters. I really like cheap little Birch hooks. They’re better than the full metal ones (for some reason those ones just don’t mesh with me) and they’re really affordable. I have several because I like to keep my hook with the project so I don’t forget which hook I was using so I actually have 2 size 4 Birch hooks. No complaints. Finally, I will give you most honest opinion about these crochet hooks, enabling you to make an informed decision.

Subscribe

I’ve heard some really great things about the Tulip Etimo hook. It definitely has some great features like: They’re better for wrist pain as the inline hooks require more movement to get yarn loops on and off them. The taper in tapered hooks means slightly less yarn wrangling because it’s meeting you half way. The handle isn’t ergonomic per se, it’s just built up with polymer clay to give it a handle. I think this is a plus though because it’s inclusive of all crocheters. Both pen and knife grips can use them.