Susan Bates Crochet Hook Cushion Grips 3.75"-2/Pkg

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Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. The most important thing to remember – whatever hook you use – is to take regular breaks, and stretch your hands (and probably your arms and back too, if you are like me and end up hunched up over your work). But the almighty TikTok algorithm must’ve noticed my interest because guess who kept popping up on my FYP. I just want to reiterate at this point that this is not a design flaw with the hook – it’s just the style of hook that I am used to.

If you think that one sample looks better than the other then that may well be the hook grip for you.Crochet Hooks: Soft Grip – Make sure you have all the hooks you need for the projects that you are working on! When I got my Bates hook in the mail I was totally flummoxed – crocheting with it felt so weird it was like learning to crochet all over again. I can use and LOVE both Etimo and Armour and switch between the two on the same project with no difference in gauge. Additionally make sure your User-Agent is not empty and is something unique and descriptive and try again.

Cleaning Required: granted, you should always clean your hooks, but silicone has a tendency to pick up all sorts of fibers and fuzz. You bring uniqueness to hook choice, so something else to consider is the hook to hand size comparison. Soft grip hooks are coated with a rubber handle to help you to keep control of your crochet without putting too much pressure on your fingers.You can see tiny imperfections where little bits of silicone are poking up, but honestly they don’t effect the feel of the hook in your hand. If I was working with a project which had a tight tension, like an amigurumi, then I would want something with a bit more of a defined point on the top of the head, so that it’s easier for me to insert it into the tight stitches. This style is great for all types of holds; if you want to switch holds while working on your project you don’t have to switch hooks. Pros: It’s a decent size for my little hands, it keeps me from curling my baby finger up too tight and from hyper-extending my thumb while pushing through a tight stitch. And every hour or so, get up and do something different for a few minutes that uses your hands differently or doesn’t use them at all.