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How do you hold a crochet hook?


LadyTwilyte

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I'm more of a B than anything. But I think I hold mine like you'd hold a steak knife...if that makes any sense...lol.

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I'm an A:hook I hold the Tunisian with B:cheer Jacqui

 

Yeah, I also hold the Tunisian hook B-style although I'm an A.

 

Now I'm curious if anyone at all holds the Tunisian hook the A way?

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C: thumb extended more and hand closed more with the needle/hook in the first knuckle joint and a padded etension on the back end of the needle/hook.

 

but closest to B:

 

Yes! This is how I hold hooks too!:hook

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I am more like this but with the hook up, and my tension is pretty even.

C: thumb extended more and hand closed more with the needle/hook in the first knuckle joint and a padded etension on the back end of the needle/hook.

 

but closest to B:

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oh, forgot to answer this question too, sorry...my work is pretty loose...unless I'm working with thread and it's small work like making a leaf or something like that...a lacey doilie will come out a bit loose, but otherwise a bit tighter...but with yarn, looser, just right for me anyway.

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I use the B position but it is damaging the tendons in my arm. My stitches are very tight and require a hook two sizes above stated. Need to find hooks with adaptors to make them "fatter" to require less tension on the tendon. Any ideas?

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I'm an "A" unless I'm doing tunisian, then I switch without thinking about it. Just seems to work better that way for that.

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