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At the Minneapolis Chain Link Conference Professional Development Day, I won a Laurel Hill Tunisian Hook – Size N (10mm) . As I already
Laurel Hill Tunisian Hook - Size N (10.0 mm) - Click to enlarge
have a set of these hooks, I thought I would offer my extra as a Giveaway!
Made from Forest Palm, carefully selected, sized, sanded and polished into functional works of art. Our 10″ Tunisian hooks have a unique honey colored Trai top with a Forest Palm inlay. Exquisite design and very collectable. These are my absolute favorite Wood Tunisian hooks!
To enter to win this hook, leave a comment below with the following informantion:
Your First Name and Last Initial
Your State or Province (Due to Postage costs US and Canada only)
Why you would like this hook
Post your comment by11:59PM on Sunday September 4, 2011. On Monday September 5, 2011 I will pick the winner using the Random Number Generator .
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Lin R View September 1, 2011 Functional art – my fave; using something beautiful to make something beautiful is beauty squared. retcgr in Niceville, Florida
Functional art – my fave; using something beautiful to make something beautiful is beauty squared. retcgr in Niceville, Florida
Laura K View September 1, 2011 What could be better than using a thing of beauty to create beautiful things? (echoing Lin’s sentiment above.) Plus, I’m taking a tunisian crochet class at Chainlink in NC, and it would just be wonderful to create something with this hook
What could be better than using a thing of beauty to create beautiful things? (echoing Lin’s sentiment above.) Plus, I’m taking a tunisian crochet class at Chainlink in NC, and it would just be wonderful to create something with this hook
Justin E View September 1, 2011 Who wouldn’t want to own a beautiful functional piece of art like that? I hear good things about them but have not had the opportunity to try one, and I really prefer wooden hooks to metal. Pueblo CO Karen Ratto-Whooley replied: View September 3, 2011 I prefer wood hooks too!
Who wouldn’t want to own a beautiful functional piece of art like that? I hear good things about them but have not had the opportunity to try one, and I really prefer wooden hooks to metal. Pueblo CO
Karen Ratto-Whooley replied: View September 3, 2011 I prefer wood hooks too!
I prefer wood hooks too!
Kim T View September 1, 2011 Wow! What a treasure! After subscribing to Piecework magazine, I have started becoming fascinated with ‘vintage’ and one-of-a-kind hooks and tools for both knitting and crocheting. I am especially interested in Tunisian/Afghan hooks as that was the very hook that my Granny taught me to crochet with, so it has become a sentimental tool that reminds me of her. When I was about 5 or 6 years old, she taught me to crochet and I made a baby afghan for the next-door neighbors who had just brought home a baby girl. When my Granny passed away a few years ago, I inherited her fabulously old and acrylic stash. In that stash was a partial skein of pink and blue variegated yarn. Yep. Over 30 years later – that same yarn was still sitting there waiting to be picked up again. Maybe this hook will be just the tool to do the job! Thanks for your consideration! –Kim
Wow! What a treasure! After subscribing to Piecework magazine, I have started becoming fascinated with ‘vintage’ and one-of-a-kind hooks and tools for both knitting and crocheting.
I am especially interested in Tunisian/Afghan hooks as that was the very hook that my Granny taught me to crochet with, so it has become a sentimental tool that reminds me of her. When I was about 5 or 6 years old, she taught me to crochet and I made a baby afghan for the next-door neighbors who had just brought home a baby girl.
When my Granny passed away a few years ago, I inherited her fabulously old and acrylic stash. In that stash was a partial skein of pink and blue variegated yarn. Yep. Over 30 years later – that same yarn was still sitting there waiting to be picked up again. Maybe this hook will be just the tool to do the job!
Thanks for your consideration! –Kim
Valerie M View September 1, 2011 I have a very small TC hook collection so anything that will add to that collection is helpful and I would love to try a wooden hook, especially one as nice as this. Lebanon, NH
I have a very small TC hook collection so anything that will add to that collection is helpful and I would love to try a wooden hook, especially one as nice as this.
Lebanon, NH
Kim T View September 1, 2011 Oops… sorry, I forgot to mention that I am in Texas.
Oops… sorry, I forgot to mention that I am in Texas.
Tammy View September 1, 2011 I don’t have one and I NEED to! So beautiful! Kernersville, NC Karen Ratto-Whooley replied: View September 3, 2011 You do need to! I love these hooks!
I don’t have one and I NEED to! So beautiful! Kernersville, NC
Karen Ratto-Whooley replied: View September 3, 2011 You do need to! I love these hooks!
You do need to! I love these hooks!
Medora V View September 1, 2011 I love the Laurel Hill Tunisian hooks I have already and very much appreciate the fine craftsmanship, their durability, and the smooth feel when working with them. I’m enjoying Tunisian more and more and don’t have an “N” hook yet. Thanks for your generous offer! Maine
I love the Laurel Hill Tunisian hooks I have already and very much appreciate the fine craftsmanship, their durability, and the smooth feel when working with them. I’m enjoying Tunisian more and more and don’t have an “N” hook yet. Thanks for your generous offer!
Maine
Marie/Underground Crafter View September 1, 2011 This is Marie S. in NYC, NY. I would love this hook because I do a lot of Tunisian crochet and I love Laurel Hill needles for knitting, so I can only imagine they would be awesome for Tunisian. Thanks for offering this giveaway!
This is Marie S. in NYC, NY. I would love this hook because I do a lot of Tunisian crochet and I love Laurel Hill needles for knitting, so I can only imagine they would be awesome for Tunisian. Thanks for offering this giveaway!
Nikki S. View September 1, 2011 Nikki S. Ohio I love, love, LOVE Lairel Hill Tunisian hooks. They’re elegant, sturdy and just beautiful. Pluse Laurel Hill is dedicated to making all their products as ecologically friendly as possible.
Nikki S. Ohio I love, love, LOVE Lairel Hill Tunisian hooks. They’re elegant, sturdy and just beautiful. Pluse Laurel Hill is dedicated to making all their products as ecologically friendly as possible.
Cosima View September 1, 2011 What a beautiful hook! I started to learn Tunisian when I was a little girl and have wanted to take it up again. It would be so inspiring to hook with such a work of art. ScarletThreads in California
What a beautiful hook! I started to learn Tunisian when I was a little girl and have wanted to take it up again. It would be so inspiring to hook with such a work of art. ScarletThreads in California
Katie L View September 1, 2011 Hey! I’m in Maryland. I’d like to win this hook because I’ve been wanted to learn how to do Tunisian crochet and how better to learn than on an extremely beautiful hook!
Hey! I’m in Maryland. I’d like to win this hook because I’ve been wanted to learn how to do Tunisian crochet and how better to learn than on an extremely beautiful hook!
Susan CT View September 1, 2011 This is Susan CT (SassySu61 on Ravelry) in Upper Marlboro, MD. I would like this hook because I am very interested in learning how to make beautiful projects with the Tunisian hook. I have been crocheting since I was 7 and looking forward to crocheting till I can’t. Looking forward to this and all giveaways coming my way.
This is Susan CT (SassySu61 on Ravelry) in Upper Marlboro, MD. I would like this hook because I am very interested in learning how to make beautiful projects with the Tunisian hook. I have been crocheting since I was 7 and looking forward to crocheting till I can’t.
Looking forward to this and all giveaways coming my way.
Victoria C (in VA) View September 1, 2011 I would love a 10mm Tunisian hook as I’ve been looking around for one to try out (I’ve not managed to find one in physical stores). The largest I have currently is a 6mm. I’ve been experimenting with thinner yarn and bigger hooks to get a softer, drapier fabric. Being a Laurel Hill hook would be a bonus.
I would love a 10mm Tunisian hook as I’ve been looking around for one to try out (I’ve not managed to find one in physical stores). The largest I have currently is a 6mm. I’ve been experimenting with thinner yarn and bigger hooks to get a softer, drapier fabric. Being a Laurel Hill hook would be a bonus.
Sandy R View September 1, 2011 Why? Laurel Hill makes gorgeous hooks and this one is no exception! Not to mention it would get much use. I love the wood hooks because the more you use them, the more beautiful they become. Thanks for your giveaway! Marlton, NJ
Why? Laurel Hill makes gorgeous hooks and this one is no exception! Not to mention it would get much use. I love the wood hooks because the more you use them, the more beautiful they become. Thanks for your giveaway!
Marlton, NJ
Margo W View September 1, 2011 I suffer from CHAS (crochet hook aquisition syndrome). One can’t have too many hooks and I would love to have a Laurel Hill Tunisian hook in my collection. Margo W in Michigan
I suffer from CHAS (crochet hook aquisition syndrome). One can’t have too many hooks and I would love to have a Laurel Hill Tunisian hook in my collection.
Margo W in Michigan
Michelle C View September 1, 2011 I would love to be the proud owner of this hook. I’ve been struggling with making a crochet sweater for my hubby and cannot find a stitch that will work for the type of sweater I want to make. I’ve been experimenting with Tunisian stitches and am convinced this is the way to go – though I’ve been having trouble finding larger hooks locally. I promise – it would be put to good use! Oakland, CA
I would love to be the proud owner of this hook. I’ve been struggling with making a crochet sweater for my hubby and cannot find a stitch that will work for the type of sweater I want to make. I’ve been experimenting with Tunisian stitches and am convinced this is the way to go – though I’ve been having trouble finding larger hooks locally. I promise – it would be put to good use!
Oakland, CA
Katie R. View September 1, 2011 Katie R. in Washington Crocheting is so much more enjoyable & fun when you use a tool that is artistic & pretty. A hook like this is almost like jewelry for crocheters. Turned wood is so smooth & warm, feels so good against the skin & flexes slightly where metal does not. We crocheters can appreciate the talent put into making this hook, like the talent we put into what we make. I’m a fan of Laurel Hill hooks, but haven’t been able to splurge on one yet. I would very much enjoy crocheting something special using this hook & some sumptuous yarn. Thank you for giving others a chance to enjoy owning/using this hook.
Katie R. in Washington
Crocheting is so much more enjoyable & fun when you use a tool that is artistic & pretty. A hook like this is almost like jewelry for crocheters.
Turned wood is so smooth & warm, feels so good against the skin & flexes slightly where metal does not. We crocheters can appreciate the talent put into making this hook, like the talent we put into what we make.
I’m a fan of Laurel Hill hooks, but haven’t been able to splurge on one yet. I would very much enjoy crocheting something special using this hook & some sumptuous yarn.
Thank you for giving others a chance to enjoy owning/using this hook.
Kristin View September 1, 2011 1. Kristin H. 2. Washington State OMG, that is just LOVELY! A far cry from what I have now! I have two hooks… in theory. I had one that I couldn’t find after setting it aside for 20 years, so I just rebought. And can you believe that first one hasn’t turned up yet?
1. Kristin H. 2. Washington State OMG, that is just LOVELY! A far cry from what I have now! I have two hooks… in theory. I had one that I couldn’t find after setting it aside for 20 years, so I just rebought. And can you believe that first one hasn’t turned up yet?
Janet B. View September 1, 2011 Tunisian is one of my top favorite techniques to work in, and a fine wooden Tunisian hook is a joy to work with. Add to this the fact that it is a Laurel Hill hook, and of course I had to throw my hat in the ring!
Tunisian is one of my top favorite techniques to work in, and a fine wooden Tunisian hook is a joy to work with. Add to this the fact that it is a Laurel Hill hook, and of course I had to throw my hat in the ring!
Lorene V View September 1, 2011 Laurel Hill hooks are sooo nice — and no one else in Pittsburg, KS has one yet so I need to be first.
Laurel Hill hooks are sooo nice — and no one else in Pittsburg, KS has one yet so I need to be first.
Kelly B View September 1, 2011 I would love this hook! I’m currently using Tunisian knit and purl stitches for scarves I’m making, and I’m excited about all the possibilities that are out there I haven’t tried yet. I’ve wanted to try this brand but haven’t yet, so thanks for the chance to win one! Kelly B. , Texas
I would love this hook! I’m currently using Tunisian knit and purl stitches for scarves I’m making, and I’m excited about all the possibilities that are out there I haven’t tried yet. I’ve wanted to try this brand but haven’t yet, so thanks for the chance to win one! Kelly B. , Texas
Kristen B View September 1, 2011 I’ve just started Tunisian crochet and only have 1 other hook. I would also love to try a wooden hook for the first time. Kristen B, Idaho
I’ve just started Tunisian crochet and only have 1 other hook. I would also love to try a wooden hook for the first time. Kristen B, Idaho
JoKaren M View September 1, 2011 I love using wooden hooks and needles to create new items. They become part of the organic process. This would be a well loved addition to my slowly growing collection. JoKaren M., California
I love using wooden hooks and needles to create new items. They become part of the organic process. This would be a well loved addition to my slowly growing collection.
JoKaren M., California
Rebecca M. View September 1, 2011 I’m in California. I’d love to have this hook because I really enjoy Tunisian crochet — I find it very relaxing — and I much prefer working with wooden hooks to plastic or metal. Thanks!
I’m in California. I’d love to have this hook because I really enjoy Tunisian crochet — I find it very relaxing — and I much prefer working with wooden hooks to plastic or metal. Thanks!
Helen F View September 1, 2011 Newburgh, NY I need something inspirational to get me into Tunisian Crochet. What better than a gorgeous hook I can show off as I learn!!
Newburgh, NY I need something inspirational to get me into Tunisian Crochet. What better than a gorgeous hook I can show off as I learn!!
Jacki D View September 1, 2011 I would love to add this hook to my tool set. It is a beautiful piece of art. I am starting to try to expand my hooks to different types. Thank you for the opportunity Jacki D
I would love to add this hook to my tool set. It is a beautiful piece of art. I am starting to try to expand my hooks to different types.
Thank you for the opportunity Jacki D
irina ronko View September 1, 2011 ooh shiny! i’m in MO, USA
ooh shiny!
i’m in MO, USA
Joann P. View September 1, 2011 I took the Beginning Tunisian class with Darla Fenton in Minneapolis and was taken with how easy it was to create a “knitted” look with crochet, and I was looking to get a few other sizes to work with. PS – not to kiss up to teach, I took your sock class as well!
I took the Beginning Tunisian class with Darla Fenton in Minneapolis and was taken with how easy it was to create a “knitted” look with crochet, and I was looking to get a few other sizes to work with. PS – not to kiss up to teach, I took your sock class as well!
Katie F View September 1, 2011 Baltimore, MD I would love to have this since I am interested in tunisian crochet, but have not yet gotten a hook, so this would help me get on my way! Since I’m also very conscious of preventing injury to my hands, I much prefer to feel and ease of wooden hooks.
Baltimore, MD
I would love to have this since I am interested in tunisian crochet, but have not yet gotten a hook, so this would help me get on my way! Since I’m also very conscious of preventing injury to my hands, I much prefer to feel and ease of wooden hooks.
Ruth B. Ontario, Canada. View September 1, 2011 I am doing some projects with larger size hooks….I just have plastic hooks as yet …I would love to work with a wood hook. Ruth.
I am doing some projects with larger size hooks….I just have plastic hooks as yet …I would love to work with a wood hook. Ruth.
Annette View September 1, 2011 I would love to have this hook because she’s beautiful and I don’t have an N yet. And have I mentioned I’m addicted to Tunisian crochet? Annette H., Georgia
I would love to have this hook because she’s beautiful and I don’t have an N yet. And have I mentioned I’m addicted to Tunisian crochet?
Annette H., Georgia
Leslie A View September 1, 2011 What a lovely hook. I can’t get fond of the plastic hook I have in this size and know this beautiful hook would make beautiful items. I promise to put it to good use!
What a lovely hook. I can’t get fond of the plastic hook I have in this size and know this beautiful hook would make beautiful items. I promise to put it to good use!
Terri E. View September 1, 2011 Hi. I’m Terri and I live in the great country of Texas. I love the look of Tunisian. I don’t have a Tunisian hook but I do have a set of Crocheknit (sp?) hooks that I’ve using. I would love a Tunisian hook. I have compiled a few patterns that I’m waiting to try. T
Hi. I’m Terri and I live in the great country of Texas. I love the look of Tunisian. I don’t have a Tunisian hook but I do have a set of Crocheknit (sp?) hooks that I’ve using. I would love a Tunisian hook. I have compiled a few patterns that I’m waiting to try.
Kristy R. View September 1, 2011 Spokane, WA Would love one of these to make stitch diva’s beautiful stash afghan!
Spokane, WA
Would love one of these to make stitch diva’s beautiful stash afghan!
Angie C View September 1, 2011 I would love this hook because I’m just getting into the tunisian stitching and am a HUGE fan of bulky yarns. This would be perfect!
I would love this hook because I’m just getting into the tunisian stitching and am a HUGE fan of bulky yarns. This would be perfect!
Kimberly T View September 1, 2011 What a lovely hook, beautiful and functional. So far, the biggest Tunisian hook I’ve found is a K. Charleston, SC
What a lovely hook, beautiful and functional. So far, the biggest Tunisian hook I’ve found is a K. Charleston, SC
Holly L. View September 1, 2011 Wisconsin I am always looking for something new and different. I love trying new techniques using interesting tools!
Wisconsin
I am always looking for something new and different. I love trying new techniques using interesting tools!
Keri K View September 1, 2011 What a gorgeous hook. I’ve only just begun to learn tunisian this year. My first project was a GB Packer hat for my dad’s 80th birthday. LOL It looks a tiny bit Mad Hatterish on my little papa, but he seemed pleased. I’d love a thing of beauty such as this to continue my education!
What a gorgeous hook. I’ve only just begun to learn tunisian this year. My first project was a GB Packer hat for my dad’s 80th birthday. LOL It looks a tiny bit Mad Hatterish on my little papa, but he seemed pleased.
I’d love a thing of beauty such as this to continue my education!
samantha n View September 1, 2011 Over the last year I’ve been learning tunisian but on have a few sizes. this would definitely help me expand my projects! thanks for.the opportunity! Samantha n. in tx
Over the last year I’ve been learning tunisian but on have a few sizes. this would definitely help me expand my projects! thanks for.the opportunity! Samantha n. in tx
Amy D View September 1, 2011 I love Laurel Hill hooks, but I’ve only tried their regular hooks. I absolutely need to try one of their Tunisian hooks. This hook would give me the impetus I need to get going on some of the Tunisian projects I have planned.
I love Laurel Hill hooks, but I’ve only tried their regular hooks. I absolutely need to try one of their Tunisian hooks. This hook would give me the impetus I need to get going on some of the Tunisian projects I have planned.
Sallee G View September 1, 2011 I’m from California. I would love this hook as I am teaching myself Tunisian currently, and am getting frustrated with using some not-so-good quality hooks. I have been having a blast so far though, learning about Tunisian, and the thought of a highly recommend hook to use just makes me happy.
I’m from California.
I would love this hook as I am teaching myself Tunisian currently, and am getting frustrated with using some not-so-good quality hooks. I have been having a blast so far though, learning about Tunisian, and the thought of a highly recommend hook to use just makes me happy.
Rudi O View September 1, 2011 Rudi O Seattle, WA That would be a LOVELY hook to do a Kitchen or Bathroom rug for my newly remodeled Kitchen. (I”m still working on finishing the bathroom!!!)
Rudi O Seattle, WA That would be a LOVELY hook to do a Kitchen or Bathroom rug for my newly remodeled Kitchen. (I”m still working on finishing the bathroom!!!)
Jane R View September 1, 2011 PA I love Tunisian, and wooden Tunisian hooks. I don’t have any by Laurel Hill. This is a beautiful hook and a great size for worsted weight yarn. I can image making beautiful projects.
PA I love Tunisian, and wooden Tunisian hooks. I don’t have any by Laurel Hill. This is a beautiful hook and a great size for worsted weight yarn. I can image making beautiful projects.
Betty View September 2, 2011 What a beautiful crochet hook! I would love to use it with some of my chunky handspun yarns.
What a beautiful crochet hook! I would love to use it with some of my chunky handspun yarns.
Andrea G. View September 2, 2011 Andrea G. in Long Island, New York I have the Denise Interchangeable hook set and they are plastic. I also have a few Susan Bates metal hooks. These hooks are OK to use, but I’m still looking for that magic hook that feels just right, like my Susan Bates Bamboo handled hooks do for regular crochet. I have not tried a wooden Tunisian hook yet and would like to win this one to try.
Andrea G. in Long Island, New York
I have the Denise Interchangeable hook set and they are plastic. I also have a few Susan Bates metal hooks. These hooks are OK to use, but I’m still looking for that magic hook that feels just right, like my Susan Bates Bamboo handled hooks do for regular crochet. I have not tried a wooden Tunisian hook yet and would like to win this one to try.
Ann C. View September 2, 2011 I would love to own this hook because I am just learning to use the double-ended hooks (tunisian) and would love to add this to my collection of tools. PLUS…It’s so pretty to look at! Ann C. Newport, PA
I would love to own this hook because I am just learning to use the double-ended hooks (tunisian) and would love to add this to my collection of tools. PLUS…It’s so pretty to look at! Ann C. Newport, PA
Sheryl A View September 2, 2011 I would love to win this Tunisian Hook so that I could try one. It looks very lovely. It is always exciting to find a new hook that you like. Thank you for doing this. Sheryl A Middleboro, Ma.
I would love to win this Tunisian Hook so that I could try one. It looks very lovely. It is always exciting to find a new hook that you like. Thank you for doing this.
Sheryl A Middleboro, Ma.
Michelle A. View September 2, 2011 What a great giveaway! I’d love to win this hook because I’m just learning to do Tunisian crochet, and I only have an H and L hook! :0) I’d love to have more so I can do more projects. I’d love to do a sweater one day! Michelle A. Ohio, USA
What a great giveaway! I’d love to win this hook because I’m just learning to do Tunisian crochet, and I only have an H and L hook! :0) I’d love to have more so I can do more projects. I’d love to do a sweater one day!
Michelle A. Ohio, USA
Karen K. View September 2, 2011 As I have recently gotten totally “hooked” (sorry) on Tunisian, I would LOVE to work with one of these beauties. Thanks for hosting this give-away.
As I have recently gotten totally “hooked” (sorry) on Tunisian, I would LOVE to work with one of these beauties. Thanks for hosting this give-away.
Sheila O. View September 2, 2011 Hi Karen, I love Tunisian crochet and I trying to develop my skills! I took “Technicolor Tunisian” with Darla Fanton at the Summer 2011 Knit & Crochet Show in Minneapolis. It was a great class and I’d love to use this beautiful Tunisian crochet hook to make projects from the class! Thanks for hosting this great give away! I hope you have a fantastic Labor Day Weekend!! Sheila O. Illinois
Hi Karen,
I love Tunisian crochet and I trying to develop my skills! I took “Technicolor Tunisian” with Darla Fanton at the Summer 2011 Knit & Crochet Show in Minneapolis. It was a great class and I’d love to use this beautiful Tunisian crochet hook to make projects from the class! Thanks for hosting this great give away! I hope you have a fantastic Labor Day Weekend!!
Sheila O. Illinois
Bev View September 3, 2011 What a beautiful and fun hook. Of course I’d love it. I’m positive I could make something with it. Bev Utah
What a beautiful and fun hook. Of course I’d love it. I’m positive I could make something with it.
Bev Utah
Patsy Harbor View September 3, 2011 Patsy H; FL Lily Chin called me a Tunisian Slut in her class at Chain Link 2011! I love all things Tunisian. The Tunisian Lace Cardigan in the current issue of Crochet World is mine. Karen Ratto-Whooley replied: View September 3, 2011 OK, that made me laugh.. HARD!
Patsy H; FL Lily Chin called me a Tunisian Slut in her class at Chain Link 2011! I love all things Tunisian. The Tunisian Lace Cardigan in the current issue of Crochet World is mine.
Karen Ratto-Whooley replied: View September 3, 2011 OK, that made me laugh.. HARD!
OK, that made me laugh.. HARD!
Maddy S. View September 3, 2011 I would love a Tunisian crochet hook, I have been wanting to try out that style of crochet for a while now and I have a couple of designs in mind. Maddy S. Washington state
I would love a Tunisian crochet hook, I have been wanting to try out that style of crochet for a while now and I have a couple of designs in mind.
Maddy S. Washington state
Elisa P View September 3, 2011 I love Tunisian and have never tried the Laurel Hill hooks. Love that they make them big – it’s hard to find a good “N” hook. Elisa P. S. California
I love Tunisian and have never tried the Laurel Hill hooks. Love that they make them big – it’s hard to find a good “N” hook.
Elisa P. S. California
Barbara Farley View September 3, 2011 OOOhhh. Pretty!!! Barbara F. Staten Island, NY USA
OOOhhh. Pretty!!! Barbara F. Staten Island, NY USA
Wilma Keith View September 4, 2011 Wilma K Calif Love the feel of a well made wooden hook. Love Tunisian Crochet. It would be lovingly used for many projects.
Wilma K Calif
Love the feel of a well made wooden hook. Love Tunisian Crochet. It would be lovingly used for many projects.
Helen Conrady View September 6, 2011 I have bamboo hooks ,but not any in another type of wood . I would love to try one. Thanks for letting me enter.
I have bamboo hooks ,but not any in another type of wood . I would love to try one. Thanks for letting me enter.
Helen Conrady View September 6, 2011 Oops. forgot to tell you I’m in IL.
Oops. forgot to tell you I’m in IL.
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