Congratulations to Kris R! Be sure to visit SharpCrochetHook.com to order your own Sharp Crochet Hook and Pattern Book!
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Recently I received a Sharp Crochet Hook and Pattern book - and I was thrilled! It's a whole new way to marry fabric and yarn, and now I get to share!
The Sharp Crochet Hook is a fun crochet tool that would be an asset to any crocheter! Much like a steel thread hook, it's tiny. But it also has a special tip and patent pending design that allows it to glide through fabric. It comes with a pattern book, which includes 18 different crochet patterns try your hook on. You can see four of the patterns on the cover, and there are also patterns for shoes, gloves, boot cuffs, and more.
To try the hook out myself, I designed a crochet pattern - the Rainbow Happy Fun Pouch! I used the Sharp Crochet Hook to add a zipper without any sewing - love that! There is a method of installing the zipper inside the pattern book, where they suggest crocheting an edge on the zipper and then crocheting that to your project.
I took a different tack - applying the zipper right to the project with Surface Crochet stitches! It worked really well, but took a bit of practice to get the stitches even. I'd recommend practicing on a swatch to get the hang of it, no matter which method you choose to use.
I can certainly see using the Sharp Crochet Hook in the future for projects like this!. There's a sandal pattern in the book that uses the hook to crochet onto a pair of leather soles - how great would it be to make a leather bottomed crochet bag! Lots of inspiration here. And now you can win your very own!
The Sharp Crochet Hook and Pattern Book giveaway is open to international entries. The entry period for this giveaway ends November 5th, 2013 at 12AM Eastern. The prize will be mailed by the sponsor, SharpCrochetHook.com.
Disclaimer: I received the Sharp Crochet Hook and Pattern book for free but have not been compensated otherwise and all opinions are my own.
Michelle says
Very nice! I wonder if this would help when adding lining to a purse so I don't have to sew it in.
Maria LaLima says
I bet that would work really well to attach the lining! I may have to try this, too. 🙂
Rosetta says
I want one but don't have an income right now. I saw a pair of jeans with crochet and they look awesome!
Cara Shea says
It would definitely help! I crocheted a bag that had an openwork design and used that technique to "sew" in a solid fabric panel. I didn't have the sharp crochet hook however, and had to use a small pair of scissors to poke a hole through the fabric, but same idea.
Tamie says
I'm not sure what I would make. Looking for something easy to get me started, as I am just learning how to crochet.
DM says
I like the idea of the leather base for a bag and being able to add zippers without sewing.
Jenifer says
Wow! I'm always looking for new techniques. I want to make the little white shoes!
Theresa says
That is a really good idea!! I don't think I would have thought of that so thanks for the inspiration.
Kris G says
This would be great! Thanks for the chance...
Jessica says
I would love to do a leather bottomed bag as you suggested, but I think first I would do some baby items for my friend who is pregnant!
Laurel says
I'm a brand new crocheter, so I'm not quite sure what I'd make with the Sharp Crochet Hook but I'd love to try it out!
Lisa says
I would love to add edging to the neck and sleeves of a tee shirt to "dress" it up.
Lisa G says
I would love to add edging to a baby blanket!
Dee Dee O. says
I have a pattern for a lovey blanket that combines fleece and crochet. I would use the sharp hook to make these for my nieces and nephews.
Michell says
This would be great for embellishing pillowcases for a newlywed couple. OH and adding a trim to lengthen a skirt...excited to learn more!
Barb S says
Zippered sweaters for my grandbabies.
Sherry says
I'd love to try this for making bridal garters.
Cherrie says
I have Xmas on the mind and on the hook.
kelly dunigan says
I think I would be putting pretty edgings on carries and all sorts 🙂 x
Pauline Brechlin says
I would love to make the Sven Sweater by Moogly ...it is so beautiful and I think it would look lovely on my daughter 🙂
brady says
I'd like to try crocheting around a zipper for a purse so I don't have to sew it in later.
Shantier Franklin says
The first thing that I would make are some shoes out of flip flop soles and some bags because I am not that great with a sewing machine! 😛
Cheryl says
I would add edgings to pillow cases, t-shirts and anything else I find that would look better with a trimmed edge!
Laura McCoy says
I've been putting off edging some pillowcases for the longest time, as I don't relish the thought of all the hole-poking!
I'd definitely get around to them with this!
cathy says
edgings on fancy couch pillows
Milagros Davalos says
I would make a dress with a crocheted skirt and leather top.
linda grim says
great givealways. do they have hooks for people who can not use your left. hand .my left is always numb or doest hold anything.
Tamara Kelly says
I don't know Linda, that's a great question!
Elaine says
I would love to try this crochet hook! My daughter makes small bags and I could see working with her, putting in the zippers with this hook.
Tina says
This would be wonderful to edge kitchen towels, line crocheted bags, and add lace to pillow cases, tablecloths, and runners.
Barbee says
Love Moogly, always learning something new or crocheting
something new. The crochet endings through fabric sounds very
creative. Something I'd like to try.
Anne Hunter says
What a wonderful giveaway! I've never used that type of hook and would love to try!
Renee Rasmussen says
I would make something for my babies
Denise says
I Would Like To Try ThisNew
Karey says
I would love to make a skirt with the Sharp Crochet Hook!! I think it would look so cute with a little crochet edging!!
Laura A says
Totally would put some pretty edges on some of my skirts and my girls' skirts.
Karla McCord says
This goes against everything I know. Back in the old days, my mom worked with a large needle and a steel hook to crochet through fabric. I still have yet to master the technique. I even bought a skip-a-stitch blade for my rotary cutter.
Nicole says
I would crochet-up some headbands or fabric hair bows. I don't think I've ever seen crochet edging on hair accessories! =)
Carla T. says
I love crochet & fabric together... would sure make some pretty trims on my grand daughter's dresses...
mary says
I've been wanting to try making a blanket with those fabric squares...crocheting around them. I've really been wanting one of these.
Tricia says
I don't have a sharp crochet hook, but I've never pre-poked my holes...
Karla McCord says
Also, I would make those shoes on the cover for my goddaughter.
Trudy says
I would love to make the adorable Moogly Kitty hooded scarf with the new hooks
Michele says
This looks like a great tool! I love the pictures on the cover!
Susan Calabrese says
I would embellish the edges of the up cycled blue jean purses I make <3
Venetia Smith says
I would use it to crochet a baby blanket using fabric and yarn. 🙂
Amanda says
I would love to add beautiful edging to fabric towels and blankies.
Penny says
I'm not sure what the first thing I'd make is.....maybe crochet edging for a skirt! Fun give away - thanks!
Amanda says
I would make crochet-edged receiving blankets for charity. Everyone deserves to be able to wrap their baby in one of these.
Lydia says
I would make a money purse
Terrie says
This is just what I need!!!
Audrey Cook says
I would use this hook to crochet an edging on a fleece blanket!
becca says
oooh! this would be perfect for crocheting edges on fleece blankets!
Sue says
Brilliant idea! Good for you.
Shenelle Brockway says
I have wanted one of these forever! It would be great to make up fabric blankets with crocheted borders and for sewing fabric into wallets/purses:)
Mitzi says
I just love to crochet. It's so calming.
DeeAnn Forrest says
Love the idea of this hook! I would either do some towel edgings, or try one of those quilts that has the blocks crocheted together, rather than sewn. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
Zarah Oliver says
I've been wanting a sharp hook for a while. I'd love to make a crochet/fabric quilt for my daughters to snuggle up with during movie nights!
leenah says
i've got a crochet edging all made, ready to attach to a t-shirt.
Jessica Kaml says
I would add crocheted inlays to the sides of shirts or down the sleeves
Stacie says
cant wait to try it out
Jane Kelly says
I would use it to attach linings to all of my latest projects so they will have that polished finished look.
Linda Church says
I have been eyeing one of these for a while. Have not been able to find in any of my local stores. Would love to win this giveaway, thanks for the opportunity.
Judi says
I like the idea of adding a zipper without sewing!
Sharon L. says
I would make a crochet edge flannel blanket.
Geneva deSoto says
I would make an edge around fleece scarves so that I could crochet a fancy border.
Amanda says
I've seen the sharp crochet hook before and have wondered about it...would love to give it a try. I've crocheted for years and just started sewing recently and would love to combine them somehow. 🙂 Some crochet edging on a sewn Christmas stocking would look really nice I think.
Darlene Celestin says
I would make flannel baby blankets and use the Sharp Crochet Hook to crochet an edging all around.
lavvyan says
I love the idea of this! Probably would colour up some t-shirts, or maybe try that leather-bottom bag you brought up.
Brandi says
I've been wanting one of these hooks forever!! I would first make edging for my daughter's new blankets, then finish up baby blankets for both my friend's newborn.
Susie says
I'd put a romantic crochet edging on my sheets and pillowcases. So luxurious!
Lori Matteson says
I made a change purse with mine. Love that I could just crochet right through the zipper edge. If I win this I will be giving it to my daughter for Christmas. She crochets allot and I know she would LOVE it!!
Aurelia says
wow! this is new for me! would love to try all 😀
Victoria Oplinger says
The first thing I would make is a purse with a ZIPPER! 🙂
MariaG says
Oh my goodness ... I am so hoping I win this! I'm asking Santa for this so if I win ... Santa will deliver it to me at no cost to him! I want to make a case for my Kobo-mini (mini e-reader). And lots of baby gifts ... and also add some sort of cuff (length) to jeans that shrunk in the wash. Oh .. the possibilities are endless!!!
Tonya Grant says
I would use this to recycle all my favorite jeans I've neglected to throw away, because they all have holes in the knees. This hook would make it so much easier to repair them or torn tshirts to make them even more fab!
Shannon Egan says
I'm making hanging Christmas dishtowels; the absolute worst part is trying to poke the holes along the top. I'd love something like this!!
Esther Mote says
I'd use the hook to create beautiful edgings.
Paula says
love your blog and patterns would definitely get some use out of this hook, thank you for offering us all a chance to win!
H k says
I would definitely attempt my first purse or bag with this.
sapir says
Wow, never heard about this hook. It sound so cool!
Connie Vaughn says
I would use it to attempt to line a purse without sewing...
stitches'n'scraps says
OMG I need this! I've been wanting to knit a sweater with a zip, but I'm afraid of sewing...how cool to be able to crochet the zipper to the edge stitches on the knit fabric?!?! 🙂
Alma Johnston says
I would make lovely crocheted edge baby blankets for gifts!
MsKat says
I have been wanting to try one of those hooks FOREVER! I would edge a blanket, and make something with a zipper, but not sure which of the two I would do first.
Diane says
I have never crochet with a tiny hook. I would just practice some of the patterns until I got comfortable and see where inspiration leads.
Reb says
I'd probably try it first with a small doily edging on a fabric corcle or square. But I love the idea of attaching zippers with it! I'd imagine it would also work well for putting a lining in a bag.
Gail Carroll says
With 2 babies coming it would have to be blankets and socks.
Clemencia says
this crochet will be great for small projects 🙂
Stacey says
I don't know just yet of what I'll be making. But knowing myself, I'll make something new and different.
Jennifer Boyd says
I am new to crocheting. I am a crafter, in general, and I teach myself something new every couple of months. I would love to try this sharp hook to combine a couple of my crafts with crocheting!
Terra Agueda says
I would modify a tank top with lacy edgings
April Dudgeon Conner says
I would edge tea towels like my Great Grandmother used to!
Carol (Cazzy) says
I would probably stab myself with it but it sounds like a useful tool for all sorts of tasks!
Tamara Kelly says
Haha! If I can survive it unscathed I think anyone can! 😛
Carol (Cazzy) says
Denim needs a crochet frill, and I can see a lovely bag in my mind!
Meike Himmelreich says
Had my eye on this hook for a bit. Would be great to win it!!
Joan says
Sounds great! Thank you for the generous giveaway. I'd love to win.
Cindy Holda says
I think this would be awesome to use on my purse linings.
Patti Russell says
I want to use this to try to make a pair of sweater boots!
Mandy W says
I've wanted one of these for ages and just haven't been able to find them here in South Africa. How wonderful it would be to win!
Erin says
These prizes would go great with more of my crochet supplies and be a huge help! Very awesome giveaway, fingers crossed!
Hilary says
I was wondering if there was another way to attach fabric to my bags without having to hand stitch with a needle or liquid stitch. Now I know! 🙂
Helen Young says
I would try pretty edging 🙂
Barb Colvin says
I love the look of crocheted edging on pillowcases and table scarves; so I'm thinking about using some of my pretty Christmas fabric to make some crochet-edged gifts.
Audrey says
Very cool!
nancy says
I will make me a sweater!!! my first big project!!!
Lucy Heath says
I would love to use this to make the crochet towel tops to hang on stove handle.... I love the towels but hate making them,
jae kae says
I broke the zipper on my messenger school bag a couple of years ago. The replacement that I sewed in looks like I didn't know what I was doing (I didn't). This tool would be great for me to rip the zipper out and redo it better and stronger.
amanda says
Sounds like an awesome time saver
Jennifer says
This would be perfect when crocheting doilies and keeping kids out of my popcorn at the same time 🙂 Just kidding (maybe). I think this would be useful for edging girls' socks and wouldn't it be fun to embellish jeans pockets.
Tamara Kelly says
LOL!
Denise says
I would love to win one of these hooks and I could then finish all those crochet bags I have needing a zip!!
Hugs
Denise xx
Beckie says
Not sure what I'd make. Maybe some pretty decorations for my grand-daughters t-shirts or jeans. I'm always excited to learn knew things in crocheting.
E Fermor says
It would be great to make zipped tops for my grand daughter. I am always looking for fresh ideas as I have always done a lot of craft work. I love all the ideas on your website.
Sharon K says
I've been wanting to try one of these hooks for a long time now! I have several sweatshirts I want to edge, I like to cut them down the front and where them as a jacket. I have edged 1, but I cut little slits to start my crochet. Just doesn't work the same. :-/
Barbara Lange says
I would make a blankets for my granddaughters since it is getting to be Christmas time. Thank you for the chance to win.
Laurie in TX says
I, like Michelle, would like to use it to put a lining in a granny square purse that I am going to make. I would also like to use it on a crocheted makeup bag, to attach the zipper.
Thanks for hosting a giveaway!
Regina says
I want to get one to use to sew fleece on the back of crochet baby blankets and also to crochet edges to fleece to make blankets. 🙂
Reagan Law says
I would LOVE to win this, Would be way easier to add crochet to a fabric baby blanket!
Mesha says
If I won, I would make a neat airy vest for my dog and cool collars to give to the other shelter dogs to help them get adopted.
NoGrinchHere says
I would like to make baby blankets.
lisa says
this would be so great for towel toppers and all kinds of edging!
Gigi Lee says
I would begin with edging a blanket,or anything with fabric. This is something I've been looking for.
Barb Gaetz says
Love this hook! I've been eyeing it for ages(since it came out). I would have to edge a blanket first...only the beginning. Thank you ladies!!
Lynette Long says
This is on my "to get list" for sure. I love making purses, but haaateee doing the linings/zippers. 🙂
teresa heinz says
have lots of babys to make blankets for this would be another way to make them different
Tawnya Fletcher says
I would first try to add a crochet border to an existing shirt, maybe on the bottom hem.
Terrie Norris Collin says
I would make some purse patterns I have seen and loved.
Mary Kathryn says
Hope I win I would love to try it out!!
anne says
I would make a zippered purse and the idea of using a sharp hook to attach a zip definitely appeals to me. Anything to save on the hand sewing . 🙂
Mary M says
a crocheted edging on a little girl dress. 🙂
Tiffany says
Great idea!!! Especially for summer. 🙂
Carmen Bell says
I'm really not sure what i would make first, but the possibilities are very exciting and i have a million and one ideas running through my head. This would be a perfect new adventure in my growing knowledge of Crochet, and another skill to add. I would be speechless if i won this, then probably start adding interesting wooly edges and embellishments to anything that stood still for 2 minutes! 😀
Sooz says
Very interesting review, thank you.
Diane says
I would love to try crocheting a pretty edging for a babies t-shirt or add a lining to a crocheted tote!! Thanks for the fab give away. And, Congratulations on winning at Craftsy.
EssBeeP says
I have been wanting to add crochet edgings to hems of skirts and dresses so that will be first on my list of things to do.
Tammy Rollston says
would love one of these, I love working with soft material to make blankies for my donations to the children's hospital (preemies)
Susan M J says
I have one and have shared with a friend Pixieglitter on CT Group. I have used on edge of apron, light baby Blanket and lapghan to test diff.
texture. I like it.
Aerobuyck says
Cool!
Lycinda says
I would make a Christmas gift! Not sure which one yet.
Patricia says
I would start by adding some crochet borders to my pillow cases and from there the sky is the limit
Esther Eng says
ooh I can think of so many things to make with the Sharp hook! I think lace edged cloth napkins would be my first project.
Sheriva says
I'd add lace to a blouse's sleeve.
Cherry Hammon says
I would make some of the hand wipes like my grandmother made. One half was a towel and then crochet a top on it to wrap around a handle then button. This is to dry hands on without always using paper towels or the dish towel.
Gramama says
I can see how this would make all sorts of my projects easier!
Shefali says
I love your blog. I have tried so many of the patterns you post and all have come out quiet nicely. Keep up the good work
Melissa Vink says
I'd make an infinity scarf with blocks of fabric and blocks of crocheted lace!! I'd also love to add trim onto pillowcases 🙂 so many more ideas but that's a couple ;-). Thanks for the chance!
Apmbabiestoo says
I have some lovely, soft material that I like to use to cover my head when It is really cold but it needs to be wider to complete the coverage this would be a great thing to crochet around the edged and add that width and warmth, would look fantastic too.
Alejandra says
A pair of slippers!
Thanks for doing this an international giveaway!
m williams says
I would use it to edge baby blankets
pat galas says
certainly need a new crochet hook, it looks like what i have been waiting for. thanks
Melissa Raimondo says
The first item would be to add a zipper to a crocheted purse!
Evie says
International! Fingers crossed for this one!!
Ramona Saintandre says
I have been looking at this for a while, and other ideas.
With two more grandbabies on the way.
I thought this would be a quick way to make some blankets, and still have a touch of grandma.
Hope I win.
Nancy says
I'd try to trim a receiving blanket
Margaret Von Feldt says
This would be great for adding a leather sole to crocheted or knit slippers.
Aisha says
i think m gonna go for a crochet bag!!
Natalie says
I'm not for sure what I would make first, but what I would really LOVE to do (but probably won't) is to use this to crochet a swatch over the rip right under the back pocket of my favorite jeans! LOL
Tasha says
I think I would use it for an edging on a baby blanket!
Rebecca says
The thing I would make would be a fabric and yarn quilt for king size bed.
Naonon9 says
I found this somewhere before and I thought: That's it! I have this purse-thingy lying around in one drawer of my desk that still needs lining. It's useless without it and I'm just an amateur with needle and thread. So I'd finish this first. 🙂
Marrie says
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Tracy Joyner says
I know EXACTLY what I would make first! I've been wanting a Sharp Hook for so long so I can make bags with zippers!
Laura says
Can't wait to try the Rainbow Happy Fun Pouch ~ thanks! 🙂
Nicole C. says
Since my sister-in-law and I are both pregnant and due at the same time in just a couple of months, I would whip up a crochet-edged fleece blankie! Then add cute edging to every single piece of my daughter's wardrobe. Or at least a couple of shirts. 🙂
Nicole says
I would use a sharp hook to crochet a fabric lining right into a crocheted purse.
Marcia says
I am planning on making the rainbow pouch!
Melinda says
I would love to try a sharp hook, it looks like the perfect answer for adding linings to crochet purses.
Kacy Nichols says
If I had one of these I'd try my hand at lining crochet bags that I make and maybe even embellish some of mine or my daughter's clothes with cute crochet trim.
Jan Harrison says
I would love to make a crochet purse with the sharp crochet hook to start in the zipper 🙂 I've used a friends in the past & LOVED IT!!!
Jessie Brooks says
I have so many projects waiting for liners and zippers to "polish" them so they're as neat as I see them in my head. I've been wanting to buy one of Therese hooks but budget doesn't quite stretch. I have a few other basics, like a zipper foot and a few cushioned crochet hooks to get first.
Lisa R says
this would be great for crochet borders on towels. thanks for the chance 🙂
Meredith says
Oh my gosh, I didn't even know such a thing existed and now I am seeing all sorts of possibilities! I would definitely be making the Rainbow pouch first, just to try my hand at the zipper installation!
Niki says
Edges on fleece baby blankets!
Lynn Adams says
Looks like a really spiff tool. Would come in really handy.
Lisa McConnell says
I would make a leather bottomed totebag or purse!
Emily Diamond says
I'd love to repurpose some of my daughters old tshirts into dresses or tunics with crocheted bottoms/skirts
Karen says
I would edge some towels for me and my family. And I will make everyone a colour of their own. (I will be purple/ green) So we will never mess up our towels with each others anymore. You know, it could be kinda unhygienic when it happens.
Tina says
I would crochet on a pair of cut-out denim slipper bases to make the strips.
Jacki says
Extremely useful tool. Would love to win one. I'm also going to check with my LYS to see if they stock them!
Kay Clark says
I already have a project started and wasn't sure how to proceed with it. With the sharp crochet hook I would be able to get it finished! The project, T-shirts I've split down the sides and want to insert pieces I've crocheted.
Rochele says
I am always on the look out for new techniques. I especially like the idea of adding zippers without sewing --genius!
jennifer chase says
would love to win this! i have been looking in the stores for this product but no one could help me. so excited to have found source!
Mandie Leenheer says
I would use it to add an interesting twist to my crochet high top slippers.
Tammy K says
I'd probably start out with something simple, like lining a bag or something 🙂
Cindy Gillis says
I love the fun pouch! Thank you for the info and giveaway.
Barb N. says
I would definitely make a fleece blanket with a crocheted edge using Sharp Crochet Hook 🙂
Jackie Watson says
I want to edge some jeans with this hook!
Elizabeth Cummins says
I have been dying to make my daughter a few dresses with a crochet yoke and fabric bottom and vice versa. Thank you for the giveaway!
Susan Izbiansky says
My Grandmother taught me to crochet with one!
Nancy G says
Love the idea of making anything with a zipper, or maybe a hybrid fabric/crochet dress for a little girl I know!
BECKY SOWELL says
I make baby blankets with flannel. I would love to have this to make the edgings easier!
Nancy says
This tool looks so handy & I love the projects that I have seen that recommend it. Need to try making some of them.
Theresa says
When I was a teenager, my grandmother had made me a cloth hankie with a crocheted border and had a crochet lady on it. The lady's skirt was really full and was located at the hankie corner. I would love to see if I could re-create that.
Brenda B. says
I would use the Sharp Crochet hook to crochet around flannel/receiving blankets for babies! Thanks for the chance to win!
Erica G says
Linings and zippers are the things that scare me about making bags, but if I had this unique tool, it would help a lot. Then the possibilities are endless.
Kim says
I never heard of this before! Thanks for the giveaway!
Jane S. says
I'm really interested in trying the Sharp Crochet Hook for zippers and linings -- both things that I'm all thumbs with if I have to sew them in! It would also be very useful for attaching crocheted trim to pillowcases or handkerchiefs.
Susan Wood says
I would crochet edging on baby blankets for my niece who's pregnant with twins.
Toqua says
I would make some pretty edged towels to give as a Christmas gift. Thank you for this opportunity!
Betty Plemmons says
I love to try anything new. Would sure give this a whirl
ecaterina latcu says
I would try to crochet everything from the book 🙂
Loralee Clark says
Fingers crossed!!
DeAnna says
I imagine some very elegant edgings and using it for linings as well.
Chantal says
I bought one of those but my husband threw it away with the wrapping before I could use it! I need a new one!
Tamara Kelly says
On no! They are tiny, I can see how that could happen!
Ann G says
I've avoided making anything with zippers because I loathe sewing. A sharp hook to just crochet it sounds fab!
Katrina says
Would love to use it for adding a lining to a purse, or finally making a pair of slippers with a custom fitted sole without having to worry about punching holes out first. And of course that Rainbow Bag that brought this giveaway to my attention. 🙂
Deb Win says
I would use the sharp crochet hook to add a vintage edge on some fabric my daughter brought home, she would just love it.
Mandie says
I have a beautiful baby blanket I crocheted that needs a flannel backing and this would make it so easy to attach the backing!
Patricia Pearson says
I saw the Sharp hook at Joann's Fabrics and wondered why buy it. After reading your pattern, I now know this is a hook I should buy. Using the hook, is much easier than needle and thread. Since I like making handbags, using this hook definitely would make it easier to add zippers. Thanks for creating this pattern, using the Sharp hook.
Kathy JH says
Very cool - I have not heard of this before and am looking forward to learning how to use it. Thanks for a chance to win it!
vickie says
I would make some slippers
Cas says
Crocheted tops for towels for Christmas gifts!
Carin Aschan says
I would love to try it out! Fingers crossed!
Narelle Bayon says
I would love to win this!
Jane C says
I would use it to crochet edgings on pillow cases; I just love that vintage look.
Jen says
I'm a beginner, I'd make crocheted towel toppers. I love everyone else's ideas though!
Rose says
What a great prize! I would love to try the hook and have the book to go with it, thank you for the opportunity to win this.
Novi says
I like to make a doily with this hook. Thank you!
Novi says
I mean, make a crocheted edging like doily to my table cloth.
Vicki says
This would be great for putting tops on towels. Even when I prepoke holes, it seems I have to remake them when I make some of the stitches. I LOVE the idea of putting zippers in with it! I would definitely try that!
Kristin G says
I have some flannel for a baby blanket, so I would use the sharp hook to crochet an edging around the blanket.
Sarah Runyon says
I would probably put some pretty edgings on a few towels and pillowcases.
Stacy says
I have several projects planned that this would be wonderful for! Crochet edged pillow cases, some lace added to a top, zipper in a bag... Oh yeah!
Janice says
I would like to try and embellish the cuffs of shirts to make them more festive.
Judy Beach says
I would like to make slippers with non slip bottoms for my grandkids.
sandra k williams says
i do a lot of edging & this would seem to make it a lot quicker than the way i have to do it now. i would like to see the patterns in the book, they look so pretty. thanks for the chance!!!!
JennS says
I want upcycle old shirts by adding crocheted embellishment
Sheila Chappelle says
I have a lot of things running through my mind right now. I would add some lacy edgings to curtains. I would add lacy edgings to facecloths and towels, sheets and pillowcases, the collars on blouses and ladies shirts. A pretty ruffle on the sleeve of a sweater would be a great embellishment. Maybe even dress up some jeans.
Lisa Poole says
Would love to win this. Sounds perfect to do linings for my purse which is all I have to do to finish it. Love the idea of zippers.
Pamela says
I believe the first thing I would make using the sharp hook would be dresses for my grandaughters using long sleeved tee shirts and crocheting a skirt to add to them. I think I would love this hook. Thanks for the chance to win the hook and book.
Erika says
Oh I would looooove to win it so I´ll be able to mix fabric and yarn much better than I can now!
jenny calixto says
I would love to win this giveaway. I think I would use it to sew my crochet purses. thanks for this opportunity.
Jenny B says
I was thinking about jazzing up a pair of jeans by putting a crochet edging on the bottom of the legs.
Michele says
My least favorite part of a project is inserting a liner or a zipper into the project! I can't wait to try it out on one of my owl totes!
Jennifer says
I'm not too sure about what I'd do if I had those fancy hooks but always one to experiment 🙂
Gina says
I shall make every thing in the book & then go on to create lovely items for Christmas.
Gina Kelley says
I shall make every thing in the book & then go on to create lovely things for Christmas.
Stephanie V says
I saw someone mention about lining and I was thinking the same thing.I'd probably try the pouch out and add lining with out having to sew.This would be an awesome gift to win.Thank you for the opportunity!
Tammy Hempel says
The hooks that can go thru fabric without putting holes in first would really be a time saver. I am really excited about the hooks!!
Mary Blace says
I have twin nephews about to come into the world and would love to use this for adding satin to their baby blankets! I could also use this to add borders to clothing and other items! I have always wanted one of these!
Ashley says
I would love to try this to add some edging to my daughters boring clothes!
Maria says
I don't know exactly what i'll make...but i'm sure i will crocheting again and again and again...! 🙂
Lisa R says
OOOOH! I'd love to learn to crochet laces or edgings onto clothes and table cloths etc. 🙂
Sandy Lasher says
I would love to start making baby blankets!
Carolyn says
Would make a blanket.
Kimberly says
It looks like this would be perfect to crochet an edge onto a fleece blanket! I would love to win and try it out!
Elaine Sumner says
I have wanted to add a crocheted edging to towels, or a lining to a crocheted purse without a lot of extra sewing. The Sharp hook would work for this!
Holly J Quigley-Papke says
I would love to try the sharp hook to make kitchen towels!
Gill says
I would use the hook to embellish edges of material with a pretty design
Kelly says
I would love to win this hook 🙂
Corrie says
I would use it to add edging to pillowcases and fleece blankets!
Laurie Baxley says
Ahhh....the possible uses are endless! Thanks for the chance to win!
Marjolein says
What a nice tool! My first project will be a crochet edge on a blanket for my soon to be born baby...
Adriana Bon Ramos says
I would use it to make lined crochet items so I don't have to sew in the zipper and lining
Tiffany H says
I'd love to win and add a little something to our fleece blankets and maybe even some cute socks for my daughter.
Rebekah W says
edging on a fleece baby lovey blanket I've been wanting to do but not wanting to make holes then crochet through them.
Karol Ann Midgley-Jones says
I would love to add edgings to baby items.. Blankets, bibs, etc...
Sharry says
I would use this to make a purse with a zipper. I shy away from those patterns because I hate sewing in zippers.
JodyW says
What a fabulous invention!
Becca Schwartz says
I've been looking for these but wasn't sure what they were called!
Pamela Emerson says
Oh what I do do with this set. Thanks for the chance to win
Sharron Atkinson says
Would love a Sharp Crochet Hook ... will make a blanket edging first! Thank you for this opportunity.
Maree Belle says
Love to learn new techniques, would be great for jazzing up my granddaughters dresses.
Jennifer H says
I've been hunting for one of these! I've been buying up cute fleece for blankets and want to add my crochet twist to them.
Diana Bickford says
pillowcases and a decorative edge on some of my daughter's dresses
Jennifer Purtee says
I have been wanting a Sharp Crochet Hook to be able to crochet around blankets. Also I would use it to crochet holders on towels and crochet towel tippets right onto the towels.
Heather says
I'd love to try using this to attach linings to bags!
Lisa Schwartz says
I would love to try this out for lining bags. If that works I imagine I will find all sorts of other projects to use it on as well.
Xin V. says
I would gladly try the shoe pattern using the sharp crochet technique. Would like really nice for summertime 🙂
Candice Zeller says
I would make my new born granddaughter a lavender zippered sweater and her older brother a nice zipped sweater too.
Emmy says
My grandmother did beautiful work like this, they are now family heirlooms. I would love to win this, I have nerve damage in my hands and can't use a needle to push through and widen the holes for crochet edgings, so I haven't been able to do any of this type of project yet. I would start with making an edged blanket for each of my grandchildren. Eager to try this product! 🙂
Rachee says
I would use this on jeans.
LindaV says
Love the Hooghly blog AND patterns. This looks like another challenge worth undertaking!
LindaV says
Oops..sorry...check post before hitting publish...should, of course, be Moogly! Silly autocorrect!!
Lisa Gregory says
I'd make a baby blanket 🙂
Stephanie B says
I was just telling a friend that in order to add a crochet border to the bottom of a dress, you need to poke holes in the fabric first. It seems like such a hassle. I love that this hook lets you skip that step!
Ting says
This will be such a great way to embellish all types of clothing with thread, beads, etc.
Brenda Hess says
Ooooh! Fingers crossed! I would start adding more embellishments straight onto my daughter's shirts :).
Anne Sweeneh says
Cool hook.
Heather M. says
Great idea...can't wait to try it!
Susan Svoboda says
I think I want to make some receiving blankets for the daughter of a friend of my daughter. It's her first baby and I have already crocheted and knitted her several items and crochet edged receiving blankets would be the perfect thing to go along with the rest of her gifts. I hope I win.
Renee says
Would love to win this and make the Rainbow pouch.
Penny says
I Would LoveTo Try It On Jean Material So I Can Make A Rag Quilt
Kristi Gross says
I would love to make slippers with soles. 🙂
MarieAnge says
This hook would definitely make adding crochet to fabric a lot easier!
Thank you for hosting this lovely giveaway! 🙂
Melanie says
This looks amazing. I love the crochet the zipper idea and as someone else stated about adding lining to a bag. What great ideas!
Molly says
This would be so cool to win. I'd love to learn some new techniques and make little purses and pouches with zippers attached, and the Sharp Crochet Hook looks like it'd make such projects so much easier!
Carol says
I would make a purse with a zipper
Zanella says
Love to crochet and do new things!!!
kris says
I'd make a fleecy cuddle blanket for my new grand baby
Judy Mercado says
I love your website. I have learned so much from you.
Tamara Kelly says
Thank you Judy!
Melanie Usher says
I would add crochet edging to my daughters' skirts.
Jill D. says
I would probably end up crocheting around every piece of fabric in my home!! Haha. I would especially love to add an edging to some of my plain tops.
Rita Morrison says
I would make crochet toppers on tea towels to start, then hopefully learn new things from the book 🙂 Thanks for the opportunity
Angela Armstrong says
I'd like to have a go at making a baby carrier. My son is 5 months and wearing clothes for a 1yo - he's a long baby and heavy with it. I've thought about making one, but with entirely wool I'm not sure it would support his weight. However, with leather reinforcements at the bum and the straps, I think it would be awesome!
Micki says
I'm doing the happy dance right now! I've got lots of things I could use this for - trimming dish towels, cloth napkins, pillow cases, sheets, etc. - and I really love edging handkerchiefs. I really want to give the patterns in the book a try, too! Thank you so much for sharing and giving your feedback on this product. 🙂
Mayte says
bummer I missed it!!!
Kris R says
thank you so much! I have been in hospital and it was such a lovely surprise to come home and find I had won! Your blog is just wonderful, thank you again. xx
Tamara Kelly says
Oh I'm so glad to hear from you! Whew! 😀 Though not glad you've been in the hospital! Hope you're feeling much better!
Emogene says
A friend ordered this for me. The hook is way to small to do any yarn. Good for thin tread. My Harold made one for me with a larger hook. I took old metal hook and he filed it to a point with fine surface file and that worked great. Careful on the size of metal hook because it can make the hole in the material to big..