Crochet Blocking Supplies: The Full Checklist
The full checklist of crochet blocking supplies: a board or mat, rustproof pins, and a spray bottle or steamer.
Wooden Crochet Blocking Boards: What to Know
Wooden blocking boards are more rigid and durable than foam but harder to push pins into. See the trade-off.
How to Block a Crochet Blanket
How to block a crochet blanket in sections, and why squaring up individual granny squares first makes a big difference.
Steam Blocking Crochet: How and When to Use It
How to steam block a crochet piece, and when it works better than wet blocking, especially for acrylic yarn.
DIY Crochet Blocking Board: How to Make One
How to make a DIY crochet blocking board from foam tiles or insulation board, and what to check for pin depth.
Clover 3672 Amour Crochet Hook Set: What It Is
Clover 3672 is a specific model number for one of the Amour boxed hook sets. See what size range it covers.
Wooden Crochet Hook Sets: What to Know
Wooden crochet hook sets offer a warm, lightweight feel but are less common than aluminum for standard yarn hooks.
Best Crochet Hook Set for Beginners
A beginner crochet hook set only needs a few sizes in the 4mm to 6mm range, not a full graduated set.
5.5mm Crochet Hook: Size, Letter, and What to Use It For
What letter a 5.5mm crochet hook is (I-9), what yarn it fits, and how it compares to 5mm and 6mm.
4.5mm Crochet Hook: Size, Letter, and What to Use It For
What letter a 4.5mm crochet hook is, why it has no standard US letter, and which yarn weight it fits.