Wooden crochet hooks

In order to crochet, you'll need a proper crochet hook. If you're more of the do-it-yourself type of person, or can't find the hook size you need in your local shop, it's easy enough to carve your own. Your own hand-carved hooks may become...

Crochet hooks - for such a simple tool, they inspire endless debate, and often loyalty. Inline vs. non-inline, pencil hold vs knife hold vs whatever it is that person over there is doing - it's all good. You can buy them in any craft store, most little yarn stores, and even some major retailers... or you can make your own! In any big box craft store in the US you'll find Boyes and Bates hooks, and often a few Takumi bamboo hooks as well. Occasionally you'll see Rosewood or specialty hooks…

Hey you! I just really had to pop in and write this post rounding up all the cool and unique crochet hooks I’ve been seeing online. So I dove deep into the crochet hook world of the interwebs and found you some kick-butt hooks you’ll prooooobably love as much as I. Each and every one of these I saw

All my crochet hooks are small ones, from .5mm to 5mm. So I thought it would be nice to be able to make my own large hook. I have carved...

If you’re just learning how to crochet, choosing a crochet hook can be overwhelming. There are various crochet hook sizes and types and styles. It’s really about finding the set that works best for you. But until you’ve worked with crochet hooks for awhile, you won’t know which you prefer. That’s why it’s a great

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I was entranced the first time I saw a hand carved wooden crochet hook. I was looking at crochet hooks made from sticks. There were others,...

I was entranced the first time I saw a hand carved wooden crochet hook. I was looking at crochet hooks made from sticks. There were others,...

I’ve seen Furls Crochet around for a while, but when I saw their new Furls Streamline hooks a few months ago, I knew I had to get my hands on one! I bought my first hook and quickly realized I needed to buy more… But before we get into why I love them so much, I want...

I try to be well versed in the classic craft media, but I've never really taken to yarn work such as knitting or crocheting. It's too much counting and…

In order to crochet, you'll need a proper crochet hook. If you're more of the do-it-yourself type of person, or can't find the hook size you need in your local shop, it's easy enough to carve your own. Your own hand-carved hooks may become...

I am beyond thrilled to share the new collection of handmade wooden hooks for crocheters! All of the hooks are made in collaboration with Artstreet 52, a Greek team featuring unique handmade wooden

I’ve seen Furls Crochet around for a while, but when I saw their new Furls Streamline hooks a few months ago, I knew I had to get my hands on one! I bought my first hook and quickly realized I needed to buy more… But before we get into why I love them so much, I want...

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The woodworker has been busy again. This time he is making crochet hooks for all the pioneer ladies since plastic hooks just won't do. Besides, it is a good excuse to play with his little lathe. He makes the handle on the lathe and then hand carves the hook on the end. They are like snowflakes: no two are alike! For fun he likes to make them from different types of wood. The woods used, from top to bottom in the picture, are: zebra Wood, beech, mahogany, bloodwood, pear, black walnut and…