A soft grip in a 4 mm hook
Clover Amour crochet hook, 4 mm
Your pattern calls for a 4 mm hook and you prefer a soft, shaped handle.
See this hook →Start with one loop. Learn the stitches, choose your supplies, and finish your first project.
Start your first stitchStep 1 Insert the hook into the next stitch, under both strands of its top V. On the first row, go into the next chain.
The next stitch
Press play to watch the hook make one stitch. The drawing beside it shows the fabric that rows of it make.
Learn single crochet →Gather a hook, smooth yarn and a few basics, then try a washcloth or granny square.
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Straight rows, marked edges and a measured finish.
Three rounds, four corners, a clear count.
A handle shape, a yarn label, or a marker that keeps your place. Choose what your project needs.
Clover Amour crochet hook, 4 mm
Your pattern calls for a 4 mm hook and you prefer a soft, shaped handle.
See this hook →Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton worsted yarn
You want a smooth cotton with a mercerized shine that shows every stitch.
See this yarn →Clover Quick Locking stitch marker set
You switch between yarn thicknesses and want small, medium and large locking markers in one set.
See the details →A first stitch, a better yarn choice, or a project that comes out the right size.
Learn the stitches, read a pattern and make a small cotton washcloth.
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