Hello and welcome to a crochet centered post. I recently ordered from a crochet and knitting company that I have never heard of before called The Hook Nook which was founded by Jessica Carey. I will openly admit this, I am envious of her vibe and I have more outfit inspiration than I thought I could ever have found on her social media. Of course this led me to her website and I ordered quite a few things.
THN Iridescent Ends Weaver – Currently $10
Last year I made a beautiful temperature blanket and I really loved the process. That is until I have to weave in the ends of 366 ends thanks to leap year. Turns out there is a nifty little tool that can help with this process and I cannot wait to give it a try.
THN Skein Savers – Acrylic (Gold and Silver) – Currently $8
I don’t know about other crocheters, but I always end up with an open skein of yarn that I barely used in a current project. I try to put the wrapper back on, but the size is too different and the ends come loose and end up making a huge mess. This is the meant to help with that. It is a stretchy band that keeps your opened and used skein in order and stop them from making a birds nest while in storage waiting to be used in another project.
THN Designer Interchangeable Crochet Hook Set – Currently $40
Lastly, is this really nifty interchangeable crochet hook set. I have been seeing them for years, but never came across ones while I shopped in person. My go to hooks are Clover, but I really wanted a set I can easily take with me while in the car or somewhere where I have size options. Plus, they came in a really nice carrying case. I tried them out briefly and they felt great in my hand, but I suggest giving them a quick wipe down before using. They had a bit of gunk on them from manufacturing.
Some nice bonus items that they sent my way are a few branded stickers, a pin, and aa yummy serving of yogi Honey Lavender Stress Tea. All of which was a really nice touch and the branded items were adorable and I can’t wait to stick them on things.
Interchangeable crochet hooks, particularly the normal ones, sound like a good idea in theory but I’m not sure I’d personally like to use them. I’d be worried about the hook coming apart from the handle when in use. I think I’d only use interchangeables if I tried Tunisian crochet as those are similar in style to interchangeable knitting needles which have special pins to tighten them to a cable.
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I get that, these ones seem pretty solid. They screw together pretty snug and didn’t wiggle. I want to give Tunisian Crochet a try in the future. It seems so interesting and a nice change of pace.
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At least that’s something. I hope they manage to work for you! And Tunisian Crochet is something I want to try too. I might think about giving it a go in the new year.
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I really want to know if the ends weaver works, that would be so useful!
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