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Caspian Tunisian Hooks, In the Round

$89.99

Double-ended Tunisian hooks on cables for working in the round.

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Step into the world of Tunisian crochet with our versatile Interchangeable Tunisian Crochet (aka Interchangeable Crochet or IC Crochet) hook sets, your ultimate Tunisian hook set.

About Knit Picks Caspian Tunisian Hooks, In the Round

This is a Knit Picks Caspian interchangeable Tunisian crochet set (also called IC crochet), put together for working Tunisian crochet in the round. Interchangeable hooks attach to cords, so you can hold many more stitches than a fixed hook allows.

Tunisian crochet builds fabric by picking up loops onto the hook and then working them off, which gives it a dense, woven look. Working in the round typically uses double-ended hooks: you pick up loops at one end and work them off at the other, making tubes for cowls, hats and more without a seam.

It suits crocheters who are curious about Tunisian crochet, and those who already enjoy it and want to work in the round.

Good for

  • Tunisian crochet in the round
  • Seamless cowls and hats
  • Wide flat pieces that need a long cord
  • Crocheters exploring a new technique

Using it

Tunisian fabric tends to curl, especially in Tunisian simple stitch, so many crocheters go up a hook size or two compared with regular crochet in the same yarn. Make a gauge swatch first. Attach cords securely and check the joins now and then. Our crochet hook guide covers Tunisian hooks, and blocking helps flatten curling edges.

Looking after it

Store hooks and cords in their case, coiling cords loosely to avoid kinks. Wipe hooks clean after use.

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