🍀 Clover Amure Crochet Hooks Set 43-321 Review

I crochet a lot. I mainly make amigurumi and clover hooks are my absolute favorite. I have tried many other brands and always come back to my Clover. These hooks are unique in that their sizes are not always available at your local craft or craft store. It's great to add to your collection those threads that just don't go well with "typical" sized hooks. I will note that they took some time, but they were 100% worth it and they were NOT sold as Prime Shipping -- so I was fully aware of the…

Excellent quality comfortable hooks compared to the cheaper Susan Bates hooks at $2. Decided to learn to crochet in one day. I finished one hat and then started a second, and that's when my cheap two-dollar hook broke. I went straight to Amazon and saw a couple of hook sets with all the bells and whistles for less than $15. Then I read reviews saying they love their Clover brand. I looked and said it costs about $49? Each hook costs a little over $6 since you get 8 different sizes. $6 vs. $2. I

I ordered them not knowing about hooks, but a good friend told me to buy the Clover brand, later I worried that they are fake because the US Clover Website does not sell Amure hooks, US market sells have (amour), although Japanese website has them, they are from Japan and confirmed by a Klee connoisseur friend. They don't have ink, which is fine as they will wear out after a few uses anyway. Anyhow, I love them, sharp enough to hit all the right spots and the yarn glides gracefully down the…