If you love crochet, what would you like for Xmas?

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What crochet related gift can I get dd (crochet fanatic)?

I have a little fabric case that all my hooks, needles and scissors roll up in and I love it. I got it on etsy years ago.

Ooh a nice yarn bowl

What about an amigurumi book

https://www.wob.com/en-gb/books/melissa-bradley/kawaii-crochet/9781446307533?gclid=Cj0KCQiAkNiMBhCxARIsAIDDKNVUl0kZX12zosYd0595YA0oDDCQtsuIhvPkXPfZqlhQqcBFC19znEaAsC0EALww_wcB

And some cotton yarn?

Hobbii yarn is good or lovecrafts sell packs of paintbox yarns

I love to receive a full kit to make something nice.
Pattern and all the yarn needed.

Crochet society do some nice subscription boxes you could sign up for her for a few months maybe.

Does she have lovely crochet hooks? My faves are the Tulip Etimo soft grips. I LOVE them

Yarn bowl
stitch markers chapelviewcrafts.co.uk/collections/stitch-markers any of these I've got battenburg ones ...
Some fabulous light up crochet hooks
Subscription to crochet magazine
Gift voucher for Woolware House
Box of hand dyed wool in my favourite colour
Steffi Glaves micro crocheting book
A nice case to store my hooks in
Some blunt needs for sewing ends i.

Might she have a wish list of patterns of ravelry? If you know her user name, assuming she uses Rav, I think you can see this.

Books for me, I've been given so many sets of hooks and cases over the years but I rarely use more than a couple of different sizes and have lots of cases. Voucher for a local yarn shop if she uses one, or Wool Warehouse.

Some hand dyed yarn that I wouldn't buy myself with a pattern and maybe the correct sized hook. Might be a stretch for someone who knows nothing about crochet though, though if they bought it from a craft shop I'm sure the staff would help.
My sister bought me some balls of yarn from Tiger a few years ago and stuck a whole load of crochet hooks in it. I thought it was fab, but I am easily pleased.

I’m an avid crocheted and I had never heard of light-up crochet hooks. I would LOVE this:

www.amazon.co.uk/Ergonomic-Rechargeable-Interchangeable-Case-Knitting-Scissors/dp/B07D5VQDGV/ref=asc_df_B07D5VQDGV/?hvlocphy=1006565&linkCode=df0&hvptwo&psc=1&hvnetw=g&hvadid=345491865735&hvpone&hvlocint&hvpos&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl&hvqmt&tag=mumsnetforu03-21&hvtargid=pla-469204532105&hvrand=9726349957514281341

This is the thread I need! @ExcessiveIyDisorganised what books would you recommend? Looking for something for my (adult!) dd

An Attic24 blanket kit and a set of clover amour hooks. Bliss

Ooh fab thank you!

She crochets clothes - started in lockdown has made 4 pairs of trousers, a pair of shorts and various tops and dresses. The stich markers look like the perfect stocking filler

Mum is that you? I'd love some handdyed sock yarn. Etsy has loads. You know what colours I like

Other than that OP, it depends. What does she have? What does she like to make? I don't need hooks or stitch markers. I have hundreds. I don't want a yarn bowl. I don't want pattern books, it's easier to use patterns online that I can link to my row counter app.

I would like a WIP tool, a maykr organiser thing for the sofa, a subscription to one of the many hand dyed yarn clubs or a voucher for Wool Warehouse.

I'd avoid buying hooks as they're so reliant on personal preference. I dislike the thumb rests on the standard metal ones, for example, but also look for weight and balance.

A voucher for a local shop is a good call, as they may run workshops you could spend the voucher on, but not justify paying to attend yourself.

Do you know what they tend to crochet - clothes, blankets etc. as there may be books we can suggest.

@Sadik do you know what your DD crochets? Is she a beginner, or more proficient?

She's relatively new to crotcheting, she's made several blankets (with pretty complex looking patterns, various hats, and most recently a jumper for herself. I think she'd like the stitch markers as a stocking filler (currently uses bits of paper on wool), and had been thinking to get her some local wool.

I know you said “no hooks” but these are gorgeous! glasspens.com/crochethooks/crochethooks1.html

Or perhaps a Tunisian crochet hook set for variety?
ritohobby.co.uk/703-tunisian-crochet-hooks-set

A Scheepjes whirl www.blacksheepwools.com/products/scheepjes-whirl.

@Sadik that sounds lovely. I can't justify buying nice yarn for me, so tend to make projects out of cheap acrylic. I happened on a ball of merino wool, 50p in a charity shop, and it was amazing to work with, so local wool would be a lovely gift. You can tell quality yarn when you use it.

Or a ball of my "lottery win yarn" which I would then be terrified of using

www.blacksheepwools.com/products/scheepjes-whirligig

@Createdjustforthis That was my first thought

There are lots of patterns for them using just one whirl which is fab.

I've also had the Attic24 packs before, they're lovely.

[quote CrochetBug]Or a ball of my "lottery win yarn" which I would then be terrified of using

www.blacksheepwools.com/products/scheepjes-whirligig[/quote]
I made a wrap with one. It’s absolutely divine and you are right for wanting one :)

Definitely good quality wool - if unsure then a voucher for a wool shop...
I would love some Debbie Bliss Cashmerino!!!!
Just saying!!!

@Createdjustforthis I'm very jealous! I can't imagine spending £68 on a ball of yarn, even if it is enough to make an entire shawl! I wouldn't spend that much on a shawl either.