Super Helpful! I'm getting into microcrochet and this answered a lot of questions that I had. For anyone in the US who prefers to shop at a physical store, I have not found Tulip hooks in any of my local Joanns/Michaels, but you can get Clover hooks down to size 0.60, as well as Finger Protectors in the form of Silicone Heat Protectors for hot glue or Rubber Thimbles for sewing. I also find that vintage inline steel hooks from Susan Bates tend to work better for me and have done a lot of research into vintage crochet hooks lol. If you're interested there are some great online sellers on Etsy of vintage hooks, but you can also find them at art-specific thrift stores every so often for cheap. Just something to experiment with! :)
Thanks for the info! Going thrift store/vintage is a great way to save on your tools and materials. I haven't had any luck finding hooks smaller than 1mm in my local thrift stores, but I love hunting for vintage threads, especially silk ones. You could also check your grandmother's cookie tin (IYKYK).
I love watching you crochet and seeing what comes through your hands. Thank you for these videos! Quick question, where did you get the oval box shown? It isn't on you Amazon page. I've been using an eyeglass case but the size is limiting and I'm looking for that "just right" box.
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Sometimes instead of a needle I use a needle threader to weave in ends
That's a neat trick! I'll have to try it ❤
Super Helpful! I'm getting into microcrochet and this answered a lot of questions that I had.
For anyone in the US who prefers to shop at a physical store, I have not found Tulip hooks in any of my local Joanns/Michaels, but you can get Clover hooks down to size 0.60, as well as Finger Protectors in the form of Silicone Heat Protectors for hot glue or Rubber Thimbles for sewing.
I also find that vintage inline steel hooks from Susan Bates tend to work better for me and have done a lot of research into vintage crochet hooks lol. If you're interested there are some great online sellers on Etsy of vintage hooks, but you can also find them at art-specific thrift stores every so often for cheap. Just something to experiment with! :)
Thanks for the info! Going thrift store/vintage is a great way to save on your tools and materials. I haven't had any luck finding hooks smaller than 1mm in my local thrift stores, but I love hunting for vintage threads, especially silk ones.
You could also check your grandmother's cookie tin (IYKYK).
Thank you! ❤
I love watching you crochet and seeing what comes through your hands. Thank you for these videos! Quick question, where did you get the oval box shown? It isn't on you Amazon page. I've been using an eyeglass case but the size is limiting and I'm looking for that "just right" box.
It's an UTBJUDA lunchbox from Ikea. It's the perfect size to fit a lot of thread and all the tools I need to crochet on the go.
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