Reddit reviews WooCrafts Large-Eye Blunt Needles Yarn Knitting Plus Crochet Hooks Set with Case,Ergonomic Handle Crochet Hooks Needles for Arthritic Hands.Best Gift!
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★★If you got this bargain.You would NEVER regret it!!! The included 9 pieces large-eye yarn needles alone is worth $8.99,you can search it on amazon★★ You get Ergonomic Crochet Hooks,Yarn Needles,Stitch Markers & Case...whole set now! These large eye Nickel-Plated Steel blunt yarn needles are good for weaving in ends and sewing up seams on your crochet and knitting projects. You get 9 pieces needles in three different SIZE( 5.2 cm,6 cm,7 cm) that work great for different weighted yarn.9pcs Ergonomic Grip,Non-Slip Handles Crochet Hooks measured in metric,The sizes are B(2.0mm),C(2.5mm), D(3.0mm), E(3.5)mm,G(4.0)mm,7(4.5mm),H(5.0)mm,I(5.5)mm,and J(6.0mm). about 5.5inch long.The Soft rubber handles make the crochet hook very comfortable to use even for long periods of time.Complete set for crochet lovers.This all-in-one kit would make a perfect gift for anyone who is learning to crochet, a beginner just starting out, or a seasoned crocheter on the go. It is also an ideal gift for any craft lover; we wouldn't blame you if you kept it for yourself!All Accessories Included: 9 Pieces Large-eye Blunt Needles Steel Yarn Sewing Needles,9 Pieces Crochet Hooks, Knitting Stitch Markers and Crochet Hook CaseLifetime Replacement Guarantee for Crochet Hooks and Large-Eye Blunt Steel Yarn Needles !!!
Oh yeah, hooks with grips are a must. Especially when working with crochet thread. Even with grips it’s a hand killer on longer projects haha. I bought this set on Amazon and I love it. I have a couple of other Clover brand hooks and I can’t tell the difference between them, in terms of comfort.
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But yeah I’m definitely gonna take a short break after I’m done with this one too. My hands hate me enough as it is right now 😂
Honestly I would say no. It doesn't actually include any crochet hooks, and many of those accessories are actually for knitting. Like those plastic things with the bump in the middle, and those extra giant safety pins. I don't have either of these sets, but they seem well reviewed:
Set 1
Set 2
If you were aiming to spend about $20 you might try adding a ball of yarn or a beginning crochet book, since these sets are a hair cheaper.
So, the type of crochet you want to do is called amigurumi. You can find great free patterns and YouTube videos with just a google search. The best part about amigurumi, it is cheap to start and materials are easy to find. You should be able to find everything for about $20-$25 total. For hooks, go for something on the smaller side between a size E and size G (3.00 mm to 4.00 mm). For yarn you should look for a general worsted weight, aka size 4. The package will have a picture with a number like this. A good cheap option is Red Heart Super Saver; it can be scratchy, but it's cheap, has lots of colors and the stiffness is good for amigurumi. Next, grab a stitch marker, which is just a little safety pin looking thing so you can mark your first stitch on each round. You can buy them or just use a paper clip. Then, get some yarn tapestry needles, to sew arms and legs to bodies. Finally, you will need some stuffing for your project, like this.
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You can find everything at your local Walmart, Michaels, Hobby Lobby, or JoAnnes. You can pick up a kit on Amazon here if you prefer. Yarn goes on sale all of the time so you can look around.
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I hope that helps. If you have any more questions, /r/Brochet and /r/crochet are great resources too.
Do we have the same crochet hooks?