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I love how the measurements and letters are printed on them. The colors and amazing. The hook, it's tip and grip is retro and easy to crochet with. I've dropped mines many times an the paint does not scrap off. Although excess use of the tip can take some paint off.

Product works very nicely, smoothly finished with nice bright colors. Hooks aren't very heavy and are easy to use.

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I like this set of needle, I am very satisfied so much that I am doing alot of tunisian crochet now. The only thing I wished they make the interlocking to the extension a bit more sturdy. As I Like my things to last forever. I hate looking for a new one and ordering from hk

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Overall, I prefer working with bamboo needles for either crochet o knitting. It holds most yarns better and gives me better control. The price on this set was incredible and while I don't do a lot of lace work, which is what the tiniest needles would be used for, they do help with weaving in yarn or pinking up dropped stitches. I am very satisfied with the quality and price.

This is the first time I chose to purchase bamboo hooks. I always used Susan Bates aluminum. These hooks are great to use and easy on the fingers, especially the H-K. They are smooth, and because I suffer with arthritis, they don't seem to bother my wrist at all. Love them.

The smaller hooks are a little dainty but I have been happy with the set overall. I really like that you get so many hooks in one batch. I also like that they're sustainably made.

Great quality hooks in hard to find sizes. Excellent price and superfast shipping (2 days).

I got these for Xmas from my family. I haven't tried them out yet. I'm a knitting so it will take some time for me to try these out. This year I will learn to crochet!! Woo hoo! The hooks look to be in good shape. I'll have to add more after I use them.

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I love this series. It is light- hearted and funny with a twist of romance and mystery. The crafter in me doesn't know whether to read or crochet! Perhpas because I am partial to croachet over knitting, I prefer these over the Maggie Sefton knitting mystery series. Enjoy!

I was not impressed with this book. The characters are not interesting or plausible. I really enjoy a good mystery and I like mystery series such as those written by Carolyn Hart, Diane Mott Davidson, Joanne Fluke, Sue Grafton and Maggie Sefton. Their books make you eager for the next adventure with characters you can identify with. I will not purchase any ore books by this author.

I loved this book. I love this author. I can't wait for the next one. Its always a plus to have free patterns at the end. Its not that many crochet mysteries out there.

ENJOYED THIS BOOK AS MUCH AS HER PREVIOUS BOOKS,IT KEPT YOU TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHO HAD DONE THE DIRTY DEED.LOOK FORWARD TO MORE CROCHET MYSTRIES.

I am thoroughly hooked on Molly Pink and her crew of Tarzana Hookers. This book was so enjoyable that I didn't want it to end. I loved the way the clues were doled out gradually and judiciously, with a sprinkle of red herring and a smidgen of clever concealment. I'm already hanging by a thread waiting for the next one in this series. I'll be like a little kid with her nose to bookstore window, waiting for the next Molly Pink book to hit the shelves ~

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This new book helps to fill a gap in the books available to fiber artists working in crochet. It's easy to find books teaching basic stitches and techniques; it's easy to find books full of patterns and projects; it's almost impossible to find good books addressing the technical aspects of the art beyond the beginner level. Written in a comfortable style, well edited and with a user-friendly layout, the book invites all crocheters to move beyond simple following of patterns, into the realm of creating the fabrics they want for the projects they choose. For those who like to follow patterns, each lesson is followed by a sophisticated, well-photographed project illustrating and practicing the concept. For those who like to experiment, create and design on their own, each lesson offers a wealth of relevant information, valuable tips, and useful suggestions for using the best fiber and the best hook for each planned fabric. If you want to move your crochet from "craft" to "art" this book is one of the tools that will help you on that journey!

This book's projects are fantastic, original, and beautifully photographed. Because of it, I enthusiastically set to work with my crochet hook and some wool, which resulted in a new design. It's a great read and useful for reference purposes also. The author has been thorough and informative as well as inspirational for crocheters at any level, or those who want to get started with this remarkable craft.

I learned so much from this book. Whether you are designing your own crochet projects or just want to choose an appropriate substitute yarn for a pattern, this book will help you do it. There are sections on fiber and yarn, stitch definition, drape versus structure, and even how to work with challenging yarns. Dora teaches the reader how to use swatching to determine the best stitch patterns and hook size for a particular yarn. The concepts are illustrated with excellent photographs. This is not primarily a pattern book, but includes several great patterns that put the theory taught in the book into practice. Highly recommended.

I'm very happy with this book.... no "craft yarn specials"...every thing is high end, nice design ideas, instructions clear and well laid out. Impressive high end effort. I've made 3 bobble hats and they are a huge hit. My one reservation with this book is that I really do not like presentations of finished items on racks/hangers/stands. I'd prefer to see them on human frames/heads. Especially with the hats, you really have no idea what it will look like based upon the images in this book until you make it. I was very surprised how well the bobble hat fit and you'd not get that from the photos. Other than that, very pleased with the book.

This book is a real treat and may I say, well edited. With crisp lanugage and beautiful pictures, the author explains how to think about matching the right yarn to the right stitch to create the kind of fabric that is best for your project. She encourages you to create swatches not to test for gauage but to test for this "match". Oh and it has some nice patterns as well. The book is really well laid out and easy to use. A must for your library if you are at all interested in crocheting.

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I wish I had looked at this book in a store. I expected more patterns or at least ideas. There isn't that much to this book, and what there is wasn't of much interest to me.

This is a great book for those who want to learn how to crochet with big hooks. Would definitely recommend it.

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I am a beginner so I found this book to be lots of fun. I've worked with huge knitting needles before and thought it would be fun to crochet with the huge hooks too. The pictures were helpful and the color contrast made them easy to understand. A good beginner book.

Quick Crochet Huge Hooks is a great book for both beginners and experienced crocheters looking for some new projects. It focuses on projects made with hooks 10.00 mm (US size N-13) through 20.00 mm (US size S), with most of the projects using 12.00 mm (US size O/P-15) and 15.00 mm (US size Q). The first section, Huge-Hook Know-How, discusses huge hooks, the yarn to use with them, and how to crochet. There are step-by-step instructions for every crochet stitch used in the book, holding the yarn, increasing and decreasing, and reading the pattern. There are diagrams to aid visual learners, and detailed instructions on how to follow the patterns in the book. The last section, Useful Things to Know, tells how to make tassels, how to line the projects, and where to find the yarn that is used in the book. It also includes a reference guide for crochet abbreviations and converts American names and sizes to their UK equivalents. The meat of the book is naturally the middle section--the projects. It includes full-color pictures of all the projects and little tips that apply specifically to a given project. The projects range from easy to hard and big to small. Crocheters of every ability should be able to find something to do in this book, be it a scarf, a bag, a rug, a pillow, or a throw. One thing that I really liked was the variety of yarn used. It ranges from stuff that can be found easily in any store to two project made entirely of rag strips--and it tells you the best way to make those. I also liked all the ideas for personalizing the different projects. My personal favorite is the striped throw. I love blankets and I'm looking forward to making that one. Armchair Interviews says: The book is logically divided into three sections, enabling experienced crocheters to jump right into the projects and beginners to learn what they need to know.