The store nearby hear only has aluminum with small sizes (Susan Bates brand) and the bigger sizes in the plastic type, or in the Susan Bates brand aluminum bigger sizes but they are the really long hooks. Would you recommend me sticking with the aluminum even though to get the bigger size its a long hook or should I go to the plastic ones?
I bought Boye hooks and was having the same problems with yarn splitting. It was so frustrating, and of course when I got frustrated my crochet work got tighter and made splits happen even more, lol.
@MegaGabyLOL I leared with a Boye size "J" hook. Now I like the "Bates" style hook better, but some folks like the boye style. You should use a hook size that would fit your yarn. For medium worsted (#4) yarn, an I (5.5 mm) or a J (6 mm) would work.
@Bethintx1 Lol, ok. I was really getting interested in it. Perhaps you could do a video at some point with more of that detailed info that was cut out :) Great videos, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
@Moerox666 sometimes. It depends on the project. I like the grip of the clover and how light weight they are. Plus there size is clearly printed on the handle. But sometimes I prefer the Bates. The Bates hook is more defined so I drop stitches less than with the clover.
Great video talking about crochet tools. I love that topic. You talk about the tools in great detail. I love to use aluminum crochet hooks myself. My favorite is Boye and the 2nd favorite is Susan Bates. Most projects I crochet, I use aluminum because most patterns in books recommend using alluminum. I would use plastic hooks from susan bates and lion brand on the bigger size hooks . When it comes to the larger hooks in Susan Bates, they run big in size than Boye. Thanks.
@GarudaMoYe2010 I'm not sure which kit it came with. I've been crocheting since I was 11. I'm almost 45 now! I had several kits through the years. I don't remember !
(It may be my age!) LOL! It could have been a kids crochet kit or even a weaving loom set.
@GarudaMoYe2010 Look at the related videos on the right...there is a back to basics, holding the hook & yarn that includes making the slip knot, then the next video is Back to basics crochet, single crochet row 1 of the sampler scarf.
The play list is on my channel page. It has the list of back to basics videos in order. Or you can follow the order by clicking on the video response in the comments section.
Wow, this is going to be great. I have never heard of the Susan Bates. Maybe I just never noticed. I do like the way the shaft looks on it though and you are right the Boye does split the yarn. lol. Thanks.
The store nearby hear only has aluminum with small sizes (Susan Bates brand) and the bigger sizes in the plastic type, or in the Susan Bates brand aluminum bigger sizes but they are the really long hooks. Would you recommend me sticking with the aluminum even though to get the bigger size its a long hook or should I go to the plastic ones?
MelindaPuente 5 days ago
Can u do a tutorial on the speed hook ( S size hook)?
AlohaCow 1 month ago
I bought Boye hooks and was having the same problems with yarn splitting. It was so frustrating, and of course when I got frustrated my crochet work got tighter and made splits happen even more, lol.
inuyashaxx 2 months ago in playlist How to Crochet Back to basics
and what do recommend for begginners hooks
MegaGabyLOL 3 months ago
i meant to say what hooks are good with begginners ( type and size )
MegaGabyLOL 3 months ago
@MegaGabyLOL I leared with a Boye size "J" hook. Now I like the "Bates" style hook better, but some folks like the boye style. You should use a hook size that would fit your yarn. For medium worsted (#4) yarn, an I (5.5 mm) or a J (6 mm) would work.
Bethintx1 3 months ago
how much did the cheapest hook cost
MegaGabyLOL 3 months ago
Did I miss something at the end? The video cuts off abruptly just as you were talking about the Tunisian style hooks.
dreamchaser7177 3 months ago
@dreamchaser7177 Sorry I did not find a good editing point there. I was rambling and cut it there.
Bethintx1 3 months ago
@Bethintx1 Lol, ok. I was really getting interested in it. Perhaps you could do a video at some point with more of that detailed info that was cut out :) Great videos, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
dreamchaser7177 3 months ago
How much do the boye and susan bates hook cost?
KawaiiPanda1050 7 months ago
Do you prefer the Susan Bates hooks or the Clover hooks??
Moerox666 9 months ago
@Moerox666 sometimes. It depends on the project. I like the grip of the clover and how light weight they are. Plus there size is clearly printed on the handle. But sometimes I prefer the Bates. The Bates hook is more defined so I drop stitches less than with the clover.
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Great video talking about crochet tools. I love that topic. You talk about the tools in great detail. I love to use aluminum crochet hooks myself. My favorite is Boye and the 2nd favorite is Susan Bates. Most projects I crochet, I use aluminum because most patterns in books recommend using alluminum. I would use plastic hooks from susan bates and lion brand on the bigger size hooks . When it comes to the larger hooks in Susan Bates, they run big in size than Boye. Thanks.
knit44 1 year ago
What kit where you talking about? Could you get me a link to the video(if there is)?
GarudaMoYe2010 1 year ago
@GarudaMoYe2010 I'm not sure which kit it came with. I've been crocheting since I was 11. I'm almost 45 now! I had several kits through the years. I don't remember !
(It may be my age!) LOL! It could have been a kids crochet kit or even a weaving loom set.
Bethintx1 1 year ago
how do u even crochet rows?
GarudaMoYe2010 1 year ago
@GarudaMoYe2010 Look at the related videos on the right...there is a back to basics, holding the hook & yarn that includes making the slip knot, then the next video is Back to basics crochet, single crochet row 1 of the sampler scarf.
The play list is on my channel page. It has the list of back to basics videos in order. Or you can follow the order by clicking on the video response in the comments section.
Bethintx1 1 year ago
Why would we need a yarn needle?
GarudaMoYe2010 1 year ago
@GarudaMoYe2010 to weave in the ends of yarn (aka tails) when you finish.
Bethintx1 1 year ago
Great information. Thanks.
islandmamma 1 year ago
this is a great video! thanks!
curlyxPOP 2 years ago
Thank You!
Denise46000 2 years ago
Wow, this is going to be great. I have never heard of the Susan Bates. Maybe I just never noticed. I do like the way the shaft looks on it though and you are right the Boye does split the yarn. lol. Thanks.
mrsd6allnatural 2 years ago 3