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Kaderin Triste 08-15-2018 01:14 AM

Damn! That better be a really good set!

Damies 08-15-2018 09:08 AM

They are her favorite ergonomic hooks and she has been wanting a set of them a while and finally took the leap.

Kaderin Triste 08-15-2018 01:53 PM

Ohh...yeah, ergonomic ones can be pretty pricy.
But you know what? I bought an ergonomic loom hook on clearance, and I 100% support buying ergonomic stuff for crafting now because it is so oddly comfy to use despite it's size. Most loom hooks I can only use for so long, but I can use the ergonomic one for hours with no finger/hand pain.

Death by Mirrors 08-15-2018 07:55 PM

I've never tried an ergonomic hook, but my hands hurt most when doing regular knitting... because I always manage to poke my fingers with the needles somehow -.-"

Den 08-15-2018 09:16 PM

Ah, that makes sense. They'll be worth the money.

Kaderin Triste 08-15-2018 09:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Death by Mirrors (Post 1869762)
I've never tried an ergonomic hook, but my hands hurt most when doing regular knitting... because I always manage to poke my fingers with the needles somehow -.-"

I always had that problem back when I was first learning. I think for me it was because my tension was off and my stitches were too tight on the needle, so I needed to use my finger to help get the stitch I was working, off without other stitches slipping. Or something of that nature. It's been almost a decade since I last tried knitting on needles...

trystan830 08-15-2018 10:05 PM

i use and love the clover soft touch hooks. i have them for my C - J (including 7) hooks =)

Damies 08-16-2018 02:04 AM

Addi Swing hooks is what mom got, she has two and will wind up with one double because of that, but she loves the ones she has and her hands are getting worse in general so it's a solid investment.

Death by Mirrors 08-16-2018 04:11 AM

Thank you! It's encouraging to hear other people faced similar issues when learning. Yup, tightness may very well be the problem - at least I used to crochet extremely tight, so I wouldn't be surprised if my knitting is also tighter than it should be.

I agree on the solid investment. When you're growing old and your hands get worse, then at least you find some solace in still being able to do your craft hobbies. And of course when you're younger but using your hooks a lot, it also pays for them to be easy on the hands.

Damies 08-16-2018 04:14 PM

They arrived!
https://i.imgur.com/7tds5KDm.jpg

Derpy McBlueEyes 08-16-2018 04:53 PM

Oooohhhh....fancy!

Den 08-16-2018 08:31 PM

after I finish the Victorian Baby Doll Ensemble, I'm gonna make Archie Jr some clothes.

Damies 08-18-2018 02:15 AM

I am sad. My circular hand saw is dying. Also I want to buy wood to make painting panels but guess what I can't afford. ; n;

Edit: Mom got me a new saw and some wood! ; 0; She used some of the small claims settlement money to do so. ; 0;

Den 08-24-2018 03:16 AM

I'm kinda bouncing from craft to craft to craft...

KittyBeary 08-24-2018 06:01 AM

>Kitty stop being lazy and get art done for once D:

Kaderin Triste 08-24-2018 06:03 AM

Totally haven't done anything for this month's theme...
But I am making a really pretty shawl!
XD


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