Crochet Needle with a Hook: What It Is
A crochet needle with a hook is simply a crochet hook. Here’s how it differs from a latch hook and a tapestry needle, and what to look for when buying one.
How to Block Crochet Without a Blocking Board
How to block a crochet piece using a towel and mattress or carpet instead of a dedicated blocking board.
What Does Blocking Mean in Crochet?
Blocking in crochet means wetting or steaming a finished piece, then pinning it to an exact shape while it dries.
6.5mm Crochet Hook: Size, Letter, and What to Use It For
A 6.5mm crochet hook is a US K-10.5 and UK 3. See what yarn weight it fits and how it compares to nearby sizes.
8mm Crochet Hook: Size, Letter, and What to Use It For
A 8mm crochet hook is a US L-11 and UK 0. See what yarn weight it fits and how it compares to nearby sizes.
3mm Crochet Hook: Size, Letter, and What to Use It For
A 3mm crochet hook has no standard US letter. See what yarn weight it fits and how it compares to nearby sizes.
2.5mm Crochet Hook: Size, Letter, and What to Use It For
A 2.5mm crochet hook has no standard US letter. See what yarn weight it fits and how it compares to nearby sizes.
Clover Amour Crochet Hook Set: What’s Included
What sizes, case, and price range to expect from a boxed Clover Amour crochet hook set.
Free Crochet Hook Case Pattern (What to Look For)
What a crochet hook case pattern needs to include, and how a hand-made case compares to a bought one.
Best Crochet Blocking Mats (Foam Tiles Explained)
What crochet blocking mats are, how interlocking foam tiles compare to a rigid board, and what to check before buying.
3.5mm Crochet Hook: Size, Letter, and What to Use It For
A 3.5mm crochet hook is a US E-4, common for DK weight yarn and lightweight amigurumi.
Best Crochet Yarn Bowls (What to Look For)
What makes a good crochet yarn bowl, ceramic versus other materials, and when a DIY option works just as well.