Tulip TP1166 Etimo Crochet Hook Set: Your Ultimate Crocheting Companion Review

Hi Everyone, I really love Tulip Hooks and they are the best as I also have a trefoil set to compare. I had a question that I couldn't get an answer to. Now I know after buying single hooks to compare. Having used a pink handle with a silver hook and this gray one with a gold hook, I find the pink with a silver hook to be a bit smoother than the gold hooks. Don't get me wrong, tulip hooks are way better than any other hooks on the market. I understand why pink/silver is more expensive. They are

I've included photos of Tulip Etimo (1st from left), Boye-style ergonomic (2nd), Clover Soft Touch (3rd) and Bates Luxite (4th). I also have a Prym Ergonomic for Wool set but I have not included it in this review. But they quickly become too attracted to cotton, although I like everything else about them, including the length and feel. stupid heads. However, they make it easy to maintain tension (I tend to be tight) and slip through many buttonhole stitches. When using Boye style hooks I…

This is a great set and I love both the clutch that holds the hooks and the scissors that come with it. (I already had hooked tapestry needles, so I didn't use the needles from this set. I haven't used a ruler yet.) You might get more bang for your buck if you order the Clover Amour connected set. below because it contains 10 hooks but you only get hooks. This set includes eight crochet hooks, plus a storage bag that has room for two extra crochet hooks, plus scissors and tapestry hooks…