cherylcrochets
January 6th, 2005, 08:56 PM
I posted this today on my blog, but am also posting it here for your reference if you want to prevent or already have wrist problems, tendonitis, arthritis, or just discomfort from crocheting...
Clover Soft Touch Crochet Hooks are wonderful! I can crochet for hours and hours without discomfort or pain or numbness! It's amazing! It took a few weeks for my wrists to get better from the preexisting twinges of soreness caused by the regular crochet hook handle style, but after using the Clover Soft Touch Crochet Hooks since September (4 months now), my wrists/hands/fingers are not sore even after hours and hours and hours of crocheting. One exception: My wrists will get a little sore after hours of using a smaller crochet hook (such as a D) with a thick, tacky type of yarn (such as Perfect Match) - but if I use the appropriate size hook for the type of yarn, all is well!
-Cheryl
My blog: Cheryl's Arts 'n' Crafts (crocheting mostly!) (http://www.tamemymind.com/artscrafts/) | My 63 Squares Crochet Along Gallery (http://www.tamemymind.com/artscrafts/pages/gallery63squares.php)
Clover Soft Touch Crochet Hooks are wonderful! I can crochet for hours and hours without discomfort or pain or numbness! It's amazing! It took a few weeks for my wrists to get better from the preexisting twinges of soreness caused by the regular crochet hook handle style, but after using the Clover Soft Touch Crochet Hooks since September (4 months now), my wrists/hands/fingers are not sore even after hours and hours and hours of crocheting. One exception: My wrists will get a little sore after hours of using a smaller crochet hook (such as a D) with a thick, tacky type of yarn (such as Perfect Match) - but if I use the appropriate size hook for the type of yarn, all is well!
-Cheryl
My blog: Cheryl's Arts 'n' Crafts (crocheting mostly!) (http://www.tamemymind.com/artscrafts/) | My 63 Squares Crochet Along Gallery (http://www.tamemymind.com/artscrafts/pages/gallery63squares.php)