ChiaoGoo 32 Inch Flexible Tunisian Hooks Review

When I first started crocheting with Tunisian crochet I tried different brands of needles. I liked the pointed ginger head but the ChiaoGoo is a must try. I had long cords on all the hooks that ended up being too long. Other brands had loose cords and my wrist hurt. ChiaGoo's hook swivel has completely solved these problems! The head shape suits me. It is a cross between the pointed Ginger and the round Susan Bates. They are inexpensive and the bamboo feels good in the hand. I will not buy any…

I have previously bought a hook from this brand and was happy to find it in this size. It's not easy to find Tunisian crochet hooks in my area and I really don't crochet enough Tunisian crochet hooks to justify buying a whole set of hooks. However, I was lucky enough to find a pattern that would help me use up a lot of leftover yarn, but it required a crochet hook that I didn't have. The hook was a reasonable price and I am sure I will use it again. I have made several blankets with hooks from…

I've lived most of my life with metal hooks and needles so bamboo doesn't work for me, the stitches just don't slide as easily as metal. I have spent many years both knitting and crocheting and these days I have problems with my hands. I have found Tunisian knitting to be something I can knit for hours with my hands without any problems. My only problem was finding hooks I like, there aren't any in my local hobby lobby. I am knitting a tunisian style sweater in rounds (YouTube video) and these…