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I know it's a long shot, but does anybody have a nice wooden 12mm crochet hook they don't want any more?

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TooTicky · 20/02/2007 20:06

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Dior · 20/02/2007 20:13

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EllieKwithaHUGEbump · 20/02/2007 20:15

how do i know if it's 12mm?
i have one that was in a load of sewing stuff i've accumulated from rellies and i have no use for it
at least, i think it's a crochet hook

justbeme · 20/02/2007 20:17

no - sorry, but my gran taught me to crochet years ago and she's now passed - I'd love to remember how to do it - The stitch she showed me was abit like a fan - any ideas of websites etc that can teach you?

ps what about charity shops for the wooden hook? and theres some on ebay at the moment under crafts/crochet/hooks.

TooTicky · 21/02/2007 20:28

EllieKwithaHUGEbump - I was thinking it was the circumference but on reflection maybe it's the diameter of the cross-section. Neither seems quite right somehow.
justbeme - try the library for a good basic book, I have seen a few good ones.

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EllieKwithaHUGEbump · 22/02/2007 14:10

ok, find me a pic of a crochet hook so i can tell you if that's what i have, if it is you are welcome to it

TooTicky · 23/02/2007 14:55

a selection of crochet hooks

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TooTicky · 23/02/2007 15:57

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Fillyjonk · 23/02/2007 15:59

hmm

i can't make crocket hooks, sadly

i saw some lovely ones on my Travels though. beech. not brittany, summat else.

also not cheap

TooTicky · 23/02/2007 21:00

Apologies for my row of green faces - twas ds1 up to his tricks again
(he has an emoticon addiction)

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TooTicky · 23/02/2007 21:01

I have seen some lovely wooden ones from India - not massively expensive but can't justify it atm

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Fillyjonk · 24/02/2007 06:05

tick I am back from london and have just seen a load of crochet'd cup warmers (yes, cup warmers) for £20 each including bone china mug (mug looked suspciously like one I saw in sainsburys a few weeks ago for £2)

does that help justify it at all? There was a matching teacosy for god knows how much.

to be fair, it was rather nice

Fillyjonk · 24/02/2007 06:06

hmm it says knitted, that really looks like crochet to me

teynham · 24/02/2007 06:39

Looks like crocet to me too. Isn't it amazing that the sort of thing I used to laugh secretaly at my nan for using is selling for 80 pounds! And a cream teacosy? How practical is that!

Fillyjonk · 24/02/2007 06:42

hmm

i think its a looking-at teacosy

TooTicky · 24/02/2007 10:51

Could I make small poncy things and sell them for lots?

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Fillyjonk · 24/02/2007 11:58

well it does seem so, yes

i think you have a suitable name for this also unlike me with my multibarreled too many vowels names.

oh go on and so it.

SueW · 24/02/2007 12:15

Only £1.75 + 45p P&P buy-it-now on ebay

BTW, my mum bought some knitting needles 7mm bamboo dpn from ebay last Saturday afternoon and they arrived Monday morning - must have got Sunday post. Fantastic service from this seller .

Fillyjonk · 24/02/2007 13:45

its plastic though sue

TooTicky · 24/02/2007 14:42

There was a plastic 11.5 in the shop in Melksham but I just couldn't. Well, I can't afford the wool yet anyway.

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SueW · 24/02/2007 14:55

Oops - sorry missed that essential piece of info!!

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