🍀 Clover Steel Crochet Hooks No. 14/0.50mm: Seamless Precision for Soft Touch Crocheting (1027) Review

Please read my other good review for this hook brand! The only downside is that the hooks are smaller. I don't think they are US sizes. At least they don't match the hooks I've been using for 25 years.

I didn't buy this for crocheting but to attach hooks to my husband's t-shirts and other clothes. The 0.5mm size works very well. The tip resembles a ballpoint pen needle for a sewing machine. If inserted from the back of the fabric and pushed through the weave, it can catch the hook on the hook and pull it back to the wrong side, making it much less noticeable.

I bought 3 smallest sizes of this needle to add beads to my knitting projects. The metal rod and hook are surprisingly strong considering how thin they are, and all three sizes fit the beads I use. The plastic handle is very comfortable, with gently rounded edges. Not only feels good in the hand but also between the lips where I hold it between the pearls,

I knit with beads and Clover Soft Touch Steel crochet hooks are the best in my opinion. They are comfortable in my hand and the steel shaft is just a bit longer than other brands which makes crocheting easier. Since they were on sale I bought most sizes. While I keep my 5 star rating, the only design change I would suggest on the Clover is replacing the protective case as it doesn't fit properly and usually falls off. They are worth having despite this small flaw.

I have tried several other tools to add 11/0 beads to a knitted scarf but this is the only one that actually works. The neck below the lace is tiny and holds a few beads before placing each on a knitting loop. Other tools do not work, such as B. a needle with a large eye (does not pull through a bead + thread) and a twisted thread with a wide eye that breaks when pulled (you have to reopen the eye for each bead). very convenient and the hook comes with a metal cap.

I was so pleased with the quick arrival. I will use it on my daughter's hair to start her dreadlocks on fine hair, of course it's not recommended for black hair (I'm black myself). After combing some of them I decided to crochet and now I'm doing the twist and break method with this crochet. This hook was recommended by the elbow because this hook is the smallest to rip the hair. I'll update as soon as I start and post a photo.

I bought this hook to mend someone's thin rooted dreadlocks hoping to bring curls together. The crochet hook worked great for about an hour (because it can take over 3 hours to fix curls with this technique) and then the worst happened: the crochet hook broke and I couldn't finish the person's hair. I thought it was a crochet hook. It does the job because it's supposed to be a good/quality needle brand, but unfortunately it didn't work for me. I really liked the design of this hook. The pen was