The BEST CROCHET HOOKS for BEGINNERS

This reference post is filled with my favorite crochet hooks that I continue to use for both my professional and personal knitting projects. These are also the same brand crochet hooks that I include in all my kits. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about a specific tool or project.

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1. Susan Bates is the best crochet hook brand. They have a nice, deep hook which makes it super easy to catch the yarn with each yarn over and it doesn't slip off like other hooks *cough*Boye*cough*.

2. I prefer metal over wood because it glides easier and smoother. Wood is good if you like a "sticky" feel with the yarn or your yarn is extra slick.

3. Don't forget a good metal tapestry needle for weaving in ends. Personally, I just use the crochet hook or a smaller one that I was using for my project to pull the tail in and out of the stitches to weave it in.