Top 5 Best Tunisian Crochet Interchangeable Hook Sets [Bamboo, Plastic, Metal Crochet Hook Review]

Discover my top 5 interchangeable Tunisian Crochet hook sets. Find out which set aligns with your needs and the features that will enhance your Tunisian crochet experience!
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// CHAPTERS
0:00 Introduction
0:30 ADDI CLICK INTERCHANGEABLES
3:09 KNITTER'S PRIDE DREAMZ INTERCHANO
5:58 CHIAOGOO T-SPIN INTERCHANGEABLES
9:12 TULIP CARRYT INTERCHANGEABLES
11:49 1 - DENISE INTERCHANGEABLES
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[@Robbie107981159]

Honestly this is by far my favorite crochet related channel. Voice is soothing and you don't talk down to the viewers.

[@gretchentowry798]

Very new to this. Starting at age 72 {!!!!!!} weird, but then I've never been confused with "normal" I love the youtube tutorials. so much fun!

[@julieschweitz5658]

I’m a knitter and recently started dabbling in Tunisian crochet. Love the woven look and like changing it up a bit. For me I really like the knitters pride dreams knitting needles and crochet hooks, I already have the cords and am finding I would rarely use a small Tunisian crochet hook size. I am also a Susan bates hook user from way back, having started out crocheting as a child with my Aunt teaching me when I was very young. as I progressed to knitting later in life, I got out of the crochet mode. Having found Tunisian crochet has renewed my love for needle crafts and your videos are such a pleasure. Thank you for all the hard work you put into these videos.

[@Pride_is_life]

I have to say that I have been binge watching your videos since I found your channel today and I love your videos and your personality. The joy and love of crochet really pours out in your videos and it makes me happy.

[@peggytobin4679]

I Love ur videos and also Crystal u both R great. Different personalities awesome people luv yah

[@carolbryant6950]

U8

[@kristincampbell8016]

I am so glad that you talk about Susan Bates. Those are the style of hooks that I love too, and I wish more places had similar styles. I feel like I can really trust your recommendations because we speak the same language. Thank you so much.

[@sandyeshaw5739]

I love your videos. I learned as a child and now at 65 picking it back up. You make it clear and simple to understand 😊. I am on my Tunisian crochet journey. Thank You so very much. 🎉.

[@lmundishop8047]

I will have to get by with what I have. I do have lots of hooks in all sizes that I inherited from my mom. Those prices are well over my budget. But I will make do with what I can. I am fortunate my mom left me everything to do with sewing, crocheting cooking, baking. She did it all. Even made wedding gowns and my dolls were the best dressed dolls I the world. She even made a flight stewardess outfit!. Thank you Toni

[@neddhead]

Came here from your recent interchangeable crochet hook video. I think one of the biggest things that was not mentioned for the Chiaogoo set is that the ENTIRE Chiaogoo line is interchangeable, including the knitting needles. So if you have a knitting needle set, the cables and accessories can also be used with the crochet hooks. Chiaogoo does make a cord to fit the larger sizes without an adapter but why it wasn't included is beyond me. Chiaogoo also makes the SPIN cables that rotate freely inside the connector like the Tulips. Not to mention that you can buy individual hooks or needles AND cables to add on to the set, which is a big selling point for me since I already own the knitting needles and can use the same cables/connectors/end stoppers and accessories for those too. Plus the price often dips below $100 on Amazon. If I were looking for a crochet hook set, I'd be more inclined to save up for the pricier option that acts as an extension of what I already own rather than having a completely separate system. Having said all that, the Denise hooks look like a really great option that is more budget friendly but I just hate the look of them. The plastic makes it look really cheap and I hate that 90s VHS look the holder has. Thank you for your thoughts and opinions on this video, it's really informative and has tons of great options 💛

[@loripennington-joyner9386]

Thank you for sharing. I purchased the Denice hooks about two years ago based on your video. They are still my favorites, however, I really wish the would make a longer hook set. I would buy them immediately.

[@janiceshepherd4873]

Another big plus for Denise is the ability to put a hook on each end of the cord so you can use it for double-ended crochet! They are wonderful. I too would like them to be longer. I have tried all the other hooks and agree 100% with your assessments. Very nice review.

[@JRo605]

Agreed. Toni is my crochet 'go to' instructor! Thanks, Toni💜

[@victoriavroman650]

I am definitely getting some of those corded bamboo hooks asap. I was gifted a fixed hook and watched your videos on how to and I am loving it. It really does combine the best of knitting and crochet! Thank you for all of your teaching videos. They are easy to follow, especially for me since I am a lefty.

[@luisethomas-herr892]

Silver ones that you bring on that you have to get from overseas or wherever are the most delightful ones I’ve ever worked with however I have all of yours that you recommend here

[@HaitianChica100]

Thank you for your honest reviews. I've been researching different hook sets

[@tybro2830]

My favorite channel. An amazing wealth of knowledge being broadcast right here folks. She’s a breath of fresh air.

[@robertastewart2083]

I agree with your choice of Denise hooks but like you I wish they were longer! The head is fantastic for picking up loops and is very smooth. I once wrote to Denise and suggested they made a regular 10 or 12 inch straight Tunisian hook which I would buy if available. Nice video - thanks.

[@linphillips8331]

Yayyy! I bought the Denise Interchangeable Set for my birthday last November, based on your recommendation. I do enjoy them very much and they've become my favorite crochet hooks, period. 😊 Having used interchangeable knitting needles in the past that require a key to tighten, I know that I do not like those, as they've come loose while I'm working. Also, I can't use those pretty wooden hooks because a feline kid might take a liking to them: one crunch, and they're done for. 😬

[@pallmall5014]

LOL about your cat!

[@lauriepfantz6293]

I found a Denise set on Amazon that has two each of 10 different sizes of hooks with cords and stoppers. About $75. Double ended crochet hooks! Love them.

[@dougphilips8807]

I also love the Bates style hooks and Denise set! I agree they are short, also wish they we’re longer but the ease of use, price point, mix’n’match parts, weight, and warmth are hard to beat. Thankyou for the review, it is really nice to have the comparison. I would also add that the hooks have the right amount of glide for all the different fibers I have tried.

[@linphillips8331]

I agree that the Denise resin is my favorite material for a hook, not too slick but just right. Plus they feel nice to the touch.

[@viviancrosby9808]

I found the tulips set at Michael's for that price but I was lucky to have a 50 percent off coupon. I love them only thing is that it didn't come in a case like that or have the other extra items.

[@queendriver1]

Thank you for your honest opinion. It is greatly appreciated; just starting off and not wanting to spend too much. I like that you had a range not just for the way they felt in your hand but cost as well; being a few yrs later, the cost is similar in difference for the most part. I did go with the cheaper sets for now, but I like Tulip carry just because they don't come undone, and it moves separately from the hook. (that is on my wish list) Thank you again for sharing your honesty

[@dianamay6017]

Hi Toni, thanks so much for posting this. Ive been practicing Tunisian crochet with a long steel Tunisian crochet hook but it’s been heavy and making my hands hurt, so I thought it was something I couldn’t do. After watching this I bought a wooden hook with a cord and it’s bloomin marvellous.

[@OGJacey]

I just want to know what yarn you were using for this video...the pink was so lovely and the stitch definition was spot on! Love all your info, greatly informative and fun to watch!

[@russellhoag4548]

This video is what I have been searching for thank you so much.

[@lindasnider7895]

I just got the knitter’s pride set for Christmas. I am new to Tunisian and really like it so far.

[@MargieFarris]

You are so helpful. Love your videos.

[@russellhoag4548]

Just bought my chiaoGoo interchangeable Tunisian crochet hooks. Thank you very much for this video

[@christinaisler8289]

I'm a beginner and I just adore you Toni you're a great teacher please more tutorials for beginners especially in Tunisian I love it!

[@cheshiremercury7061]

I’ve been a silent watcher forever, it seems. You sincerely impress me & make things look so beautiful & easy. I crochet, self taught, and have been a little nervous about trying Tunisian crocheting 🧶 Blessings

[@carinalarsen76]

LOVE the Denise set ❤ I was watching this video and hoping the Denise set would be included. Happy to see that it's your favorite too. I ordered my set maybe 10 years ago directly from Denise to Norway 🇧🇻 (I have the big set). I bought some of the hook sizes loose too so I could do the double tunisian. I also have the Denise knitters set. Love them both. My 15 year old daughter is using the knitters set and I showed her that she could use a slightly smaller size in the left hand when knitting round so the stitches slide off more easily (eg size 6mm in the right hand and size 5/5.5mm on the left).

[@kellejones930]

I love the Tulip case

[@zayedkhan929]

Gotta be honest, I don’t do Tunisian crochet enough to invest in these hook sets but I just love seeing Toni show up in my feed ❤️ this was a great informational video and I always love watching your videos Toni! Hope you’re having a wonderful holiday season and looking forward to your next video!

[@denisafurr5672]

I myself have gotten the Addi click. The cords and stoppers are still sold separately. I am still waiting for my stoppers. I hope to get them in this week. They're coming from Germany. I have used one of the hooks for a project I just finished. one of the things I like about the Addi hooks are that they can be used for traditional crochet as well as Tunisian. Very happy with my choice.😁

[@DOSBoxMom]

I bought a "Denise in a Della Q" set directly from the Denise website about a year ago (based in part upon your earlier review of the Denise interchangeable hooks), when they were having a special sale on their "seconds & irregulars". (I think my "Denise in a Della Q" set was marked down from $70 to $56, and they had the coordinating notions pouches on sale, too.) I haven't actually used my Denise hooks yet, but I have used those Della Q notions pouches (filled with Denise crochet notions, plus my other small supplies) several times. The Della Q roll-up pouch is very compact (about the same size as a roll-up pouch for regular crochet hooks, but still holds all the same hooks, cords, end caps, etc. as Denise's "clamshell" case, and it's gorgeous! I do also own both the bamboo fixed Tunisian hooks and corded Tunisian hooks you recommended (and have used the fixed Tunisians for a few projects), as well as some aluminum fixed and double-ended Tunisian hooks (some Susan Bates, some from a cheap set I found on Amazon). A Ravelry acquaintance made me a roll-up pouch for my fixed Tunisians as part of a yarn swap a couple of years ago (basically the same as a roll-up pouch for knitting needles), and it's a sturdy thing, with room enough in each slot to hold multiple Tunisian hooks of the same size (which can easily happen, once one has bamboo + aluminum + double-ended Tunisian hooks in most sizes!).

[@nanaof6babies]

I love my knitters pride tunisians.

[@patsystarks9847]

Thanks for the great info! I just got started with Tunisian crochet and have wondered which interchangeable set people like, if I decide to go that route. Your reviews of the different sets were very thorough and helpful!

[@jalexoneschanel1356]

I think the knitters' pride ones are made of birch, as they have other lines of hooks that are really similar that are made of birch. They've got a pretty good value line of hooks called Swift that are polished birch and they're really great. I absolutely love knitters' pride as a brand as it is. I fell in love with their karbonz needles and the square nickel needles, so when I found out they made crochet tools as well I was super excited. I've never been disappointed by them. I thin the very first tunisian hook I ever bought was a knitters' pride interchangeable and I loved it. I've since lost it and am really really sad. ps. Also a susan bates fan myself. I'm prone to carpal and cubital tunnel so I like the more ergonomic hooks that that brand sells.

[@allisonmartin5467]

Your videos are so fantastic, I created a KZbin account just to comment here! I’ve crocheted for many years, but I’m new to Tunisian crochet. I’m so glad that I found your web site and KZbin channel. Keep the great videos coming! They are so informative and really help me get excited to try new Tunisian stitches!

[@ellenpearce6885]

Thank you for all the good information. I made my first Tunisian project in 1969, a baby blanket. I didn't know about blocking projects. I had 4 panels that went together. I never saw another Tunisian pattern until a few years ago. I like Tunisian so I will be thinking more about trying some. I like to make garments and saw a cardigan I like. 😊

[@daniella2021]

these are the most beautiful interchangeable sets I've ever seen....

[@maryshuey6542]

I’m not very good at it. But I did purchase Denise. Thanks for your honest opinions I appreciate that

[@sharbear1968]

Thanks for this! I ordered Dreamz and I can’t wait to get them. They came highly recommended and fit my budget. At least I know what to expect.

[@hollyduran4565]

This video was so helpful for me! I had purchased a Knitter's Pride hook and cable to use the Tunisian full stich for a king size blanket and was having so much trouble with it. I felt like I was fighting the hook all the time and the head of the hook was so long, I had to be really careful with the stitches. You confirmed it wasn't just me. And the cords were so stiff, I never got them to uncurl easily. In one of your other videos (yes, I've watched a ton since I found your site because you explain and demonstrate everything so well) you mentioned Clover hooks and how easy they were to use. So, I bought one hook and one cable. Magic! LOVE them and the way they move independently! That, and with the head size being smaller, has totally relieved my frustration and immediately allowed me to increase my speed. Thank you, thank you! They impressed me so much I've already ordered the set!!! Thanks for all you do!

[@joanneboag5993]

New to the channel and learning Tunisian crochet along with being a 32+ year knitter and really enjoying it. Thanks, Toni for your wonderful videos! I find it amazing that the "keys" in the ChiaoGoo set are just dressmaker T pins!!! I suppose they'd be easy to replace if you lost them! :)

[@mariadentino6811]

Thank you for mentioning that Denise offers replacement parts! My kids got into my set and damaged some of the pieces and I’m so glad to know that I can replace them.

[@johudson6935]

Thanks! Purchased the Knitters Pride Dreamz Set, along with the Mindful Interchangeable Swivel Cord. Really enjoy your videos!

[@m0ther0ne]

Thank you very much for this tutorial. l found this very useful. In UK 🇬🇧 the best hooks are knitpro. They come in wood and aluminium. They work the same way as knitters pride and also look like them!

[@Mrs.Silversmith]

I just love the Denise hooks. I recently purchased a second set so I could do some techniques requiring a double ended hook. I purchased the Love2Crochet set by Denise that has the larger hook sizes and only runs about 25$ on Amazon. This set is good if you use worsted weight yarn a lot (sizes range from 6.5mm to 15mm). The largest hook can accommodate a chunky yarn. You can purchase longer cords separately. I did this since I make a lot of blankets.

[@Kimberly_Knit4Brains]

Hi Tony! I love your channel! Have a copy of your Tunsian Crochet Handbook (TY for the Swedish fish... my favorite)! I just found (and ordered the clover Takumi TC hooks from Amazon...I paid -$53, pretty chuffed worth that deal! Your tutorials and reviews are on point!! Thank you for being in this space!

[@jjls1313]

Thank you!! Before I even started Tunisian crocheting (and I'm still very much a beginner with TC) I had bought a 15 hook and cord because I was making a log cabin style bathmat and needed something long. It was a Denise one and I fell in love. I bought the Denise interchangeable knitting set. I'm going to go look at the fixed hooks right now because I LOVE your dish cloth pattern and want to make some to practice. I never seem to get past like 3 rows because I find the 3 hooks I have right now very uncomfortable to use as they are so long. I myself am very much a "Denise" girl so I think I may end up buying that set, though I completely agree 100% with what you said about the cords and the short hook length. I would rather pay $10 more for a bit larger case and longer hooks as I also have big hands.

[@kelleyjogirl]

The Tulip set looks really nice! My Hiya Hiya needle set has the swiveled cords, and I love them.

[@arlindajones-abekasis5665]

OMG Toni you are right the Denise Interchange Crochet Hooks are the Truth!!! I purchased a few different sets and these make crocheting a joy! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!

[@sarap6862]

I haven’t tried any Tunisian hooks yet. I have just started with a small project using my regular hook. I am liking it so much I want to do more, so I will need something other than my regular crochet hook. Thank you so much for your honest evaluation and pros and cons of each set. Thank you for suggesting a starter set. I will be sure and get mine. So glad I stopped by for your expert advice. ✨💕

[@colleenmisner454]

I agree about the Denise interchangeable that they are too short

[@clrose79]

I love the Denise hooks too

[@gpipito]

Toni I want to thank you for the good advice in this video I was looking for good crochet hooks for Tunisians and I couldn't find one that made my hand feel comfortable the length is heavy, I have bamboo and the tip is very long and it is not easy to knit with them I saw your video and I bought Addi very disappointed because I had to buy the cable and the hearts separate I was ready to return when I tried them and I fell in love they are the most comfortable and easy to use I thank you with all my heart for such good advice God bless you

[@wizbet68]

Hi Toni, I know this video is three years old but last year I purchased the Denise set because of you.. I watched a few of your “how to’s” on Tunisian crochet purely by accident …. After just the first one I was hooked.. love that you are so informative and explain things very clearly. Love your point of view and opinion. Wish there were more like you out there!! Thanks so much for all you do!!

[@MsLightning26]

Thank you so much for all your videos! I got bored during covid lockdown so I decided to teach myself to crochet. It was fun but I wasn’t super into it until I came across your Tunisian crochet videos and decide to buy a cheap hook to give it a try. Thank god i go back to work this week because I am now obsessed and will need the paycheck to buy yarn! The Denise set is on my birthday list, assuming I have the patience to wait until October instead of just going out to buy it myself sooner. I look forward to all your future videos!

[@annelancaster8738]

Upon your recommendation, I bought the Denise set. You are right. They are as smooth as butter! Thanks to you, I love Tunisian crochet!

[@strawberrysweets6773]

Thanks Toni❤ im just trying to learn the tunisian style crochet. Your tutorials are really amazing. ❤

[@strawberrysweets6773]

Im a susan bates girl too 😁

[@lanafan211]

Thanks to this video, I just purchased a set of Denise Interchangeable hooks. I LOVE the hook heads on them, they glide in and out of my stitches SO SMOOTHLY. I don't think I've had a misfire since I've started using the Denise hooks.

[@bonnieblahovich2848]

Have always wanted to learn how to Tunisian crochet so glad I found you thanks

[@tsblanca]

I have so far only played around with basic tunisian stitches from one of your tutorials. I love this art, I am so grateful for your guidance, and you are such a joy to follow. Thank you for this review!

[@picnicphoto]

I bought the Knitter's Pride bamboo set to begin with not knowing if i would fall in love with Tunisian or not. I did--bought one of the swivel cables available plus the color coded cable set which has a 16" included in the 5. I added a couple of the KP Ginger hooks to the set to fill in- (a 4.5 and a 7MM) and really liked the hooks. As I got interested in double ended I bought an inexpensive set of 10" double ended bamboo hooks but found I liked using the interchangeable hooks but had to use close sizes since I didn't have 2 of the same. So--I found the Ginger set on sale in Amazon (I understand sometimes even cheaper than I paid) and ordered it. I like them a lot--put the same size of each side by side in my interchangeable case with the color coded cables so I am set. Did not see this set mentioned here or in your review of sets in past several months. Besides loving Tunisian, I found I can do overlay mosaic with Tunisian--so that incorporates both my crochet interests.

[@margotfaubion7662]

I'm new to Tunisian crochet and really really appreciate this video! Thanks you!

[@patricemclean3078]

Thank you Toni I so appreciate your honesty, humor and teaching abilities. I am a book person just recently started watching videos and so enjoy yours.

[@laurieklem7051]

Watched this again - just for fun - I did buy the Denise set based on your review and yes the hooks are too short but i love them over the others I've tried. I'd really love to try that $$$$ set but I'd rather buy some beautiful Sewrella or Rowan yarns and that is how I roll. Thanks for this Toni - and yes I'm a susan bates girl from way back.

[@deblucero4685]

Thank you for this video. I just got a knitter’s pride Tunisian hook and find the cable a bit stiff. Hubby had to sand the hook a bit so I could use it, being totally round was awkward for me, used to my Deborah Norville hooks. I like the ChiaoGoo for the flexible cables. The Tulip set, I am liking the idea of not needing the key to tighten the cable. Very informative video.

[@karenmorris1214]

New to your site and love, love, it all. Tunisian hooks are hard to find just in the old fashioned length and appreciate your honestly in your reviews. Also love your crochet tutorials.

[@picnicphoto]

I just got my Ginger set. I bought the bamboo to begin with until I was sure Tunisian was direction I liked. I had filled in a 7mm and a 4.5mm Ginger plus a Mindful cord (I connected some of the color coded cables to the Mindful and it was not bad though I will eventually buy all Mindful/swivel) and really liked the Ginger--and starting to do double ended Tunisian, found I preferred using 2 hooks cabled vs. the double ended hooks. So--bought the Ginger set to have 2 hooks of same size instead of having to deal with 2 that are close--but not the same. I really like the Ginger set.

[@violastaatz40]

I love your tutorials. They are great. I've never done the Tunisian crochet before but I am now.

[@cyndi0107]

After watching some of your videos on Tunisian Crochet I added the Denise hooks to my cart where they sat for months. Having kids of course all of my money goes to them and luxury items such as those hooks are putting into a never-ending holding pattern. Thankfully my mom bought them for me for Christmas last year and I LOVE them. She got me the pink version so we were able to support breast cancer research too. I like them so much I have even used them for a couple regular crochet projects. I did have to attach the smallest cord because the way I hold my hooks the end of the hook was causing a blister in the palm of my hand. I have a set of the long straight hooks and they hurt my wrist due to their length. I also have a set of a cheaper bamboo corded hooks but I found that where the tube is inserted over a notch and glued in place after extended use the tube would crack at the glue spot. I was able to cut it off and superglue the end back on, but you shouldn't have to modify or repair your hooks like that. I am very grateful I found the Denise hooks. Thank you for your videos and your honest opinions. I love watching and learning new stitches with you.

[@chopshopstitch]

I'm So thankful for this video! I got your sweater pattern and was totally lost as to what hooks. I just scored the tulip carry t from Ebay! Thank you for being awesome!!

[@JLumen]

This was super helpful, I lucked out and got the tulip set for less than $100 and I love them. This video helped me choose.

[@fayeeify]

Just got into Tunisian Crochet and I am obsessed! I live in New Zealand, and honestly, the availability of Tunisian Hooks is severely lacking. I managed to get some ChiaGoo hooks from a small shop, and though I'd love to support local businesses, I knew if I wanted to really be able to explore all this method has to offer I needed to find a set, rather than buying single hooks. Thankfully Denise ships to NZ for a very reasonable price, so I treated myself! Loved this video, and your candid reviews are refreshing, so I know I made a great choice!

[@egoreknits]

I love learning Tunisian Crochet from you. After seeing this video I bought one of the Denise Love 2 crochet sets. Since I am a knitter and I already have the full set of knitting needles I just bought the small set of crochet hooks and I love them!

[@mikiejr24]

I love my Knitter's Pride interchangeable knitting needle set, so I might have to give these a try! I believe all the Knitter's Pride and Knit Picks wood sets like this are laminated Birch wood

[@jillianbailey7376]

I have that Denise set in multicolor. I love these! I had so many reservations about plastic (tried some cheapo acrylic hooks in the day) but they are sooooo smooth AND sturdy. I also love having the ability to break down the cord easily when I'm on the go and between rows. Made many washcloths and a throw blanket with them and I am still very happy. No issues with the cord accidentally coming off mid row.

[@Hookedonfaith-akasandramoody]

This is an older video but since I’m new to your channel it’s new to me lol. Anyway I wanted to say that you look radiant in pink. I love that color on you. One of the biggest issues I’ve found with Tunisian hooks is the length. I can’t get comfortable with shorter hooks. I’m new to Tunisian crochet and short hooks just don’t work for my long hands.

[@aileenmiles1693]

I jumped right into Tunisian crochet (thanks to you making it look so easy!) and got the Knitters Pride set in bamboo (which has a nicer case than the wood ones you reviewed), largely because it was the cheapest set. I mostly love it. I'm a Susan Bates partisan as well, so the pointy hook heads are nice, though I kinda wish it was a little smoother like the shaft of the hook. All the other sets are on my wish list (I have ordered one of the small Denise-to-Go sets to try). This is my favorite crochet channel. You have a really great voice, your product reviews are so helpful, and I you're an excellent teacher. You are now one of only 3 crochet designers that I follow. Can't wait to see your book!

[@shawns8587]

Oh my goodness, I just bought a set of hooks and was thinking oh no I wish I had seen this video first. Luckily I bought your number one pick. I bought Denise in a dellaQ for double-ended crochet - 2nds Pink with pink cords for $57.80 on sale at her site. A total of 24 hooks. I’m so excited. I’ve been watching your Tunisian videos and I’m making a scarf. My first Tunisian hook is the same as your first one, it’s making my wrist hurt so I decided to make the investment. Thanks for the wonderful videos.

[@signatuscrafts]

Hi Toni! I'm new to Tunisian Crochet and your channel has quickly become my favorite

[@Daralorraine1]

I struggle with the chorded hooks. I probably should give them another go since I tried them when first starting out. The one I used had a short hook and that was hard to adjust to. Ive been using a very long hook for years now! This was so informative and I'm so thankful for your channel. In watching this video I realized it was your channel I came to when trying to learn Tunisian crochet in the first place! How great! Thanks for everything!

[@HOOKINSTITCHINISLANDSTYLE]

I bought a set of the Denise pastels, I love them. It was after watching this episode I decided to get them. I live in Canada and even with the exchange rate I feel I got good value for my money. I also ordered extra cords in different lengths. When I go them one of my connectors was broke, I emailed Denise and they sent me a replacement out immediately and asked if they wanted me to send them the other one back they said no. All I can say is I am a life long customer now. Thanks Toni Yarny hugs from Deer Island New Brunswick Canada

[@jessicaartus7752]

I finally decided to get the ChiaoGoo T-Spin Bamboo and loving them. I have small hands and do best with bamboo. Love your reviews honest and very insightful. Thank you for doing these types of videos.

[@denisem8957]

My new favorite BFF! How refreshing to finally see a review (on any subject) that feels genuine, thorough, and not make me want to jump into a well! A heartfelt TY, ♥ For your time, knowledge, and beautiful smile. It can be very trying to compare anything that has so many opinions and choices. You have condensed everything so well. I will continue to follow you, and I pray you and yours are feeling as well as you make others feel! ^5 to you. : )

[@Darvit_Nu]

I agree 100%! After looking at all of the sets available, I chose to get Denise Love2Crochet set and also ordered the extended cord collection set. I love them! They were a little pricey but are definitely worth it. I just finished my first tunisian crochet blanket utilizing this set's 52"long cord. (my blanket is 52"wide x 66"long). I'm super happy with how it turned out.

[@madabbafan]

Just bought a set of knit pics ginger wooden hooks. Will be givi g them a go when my regular crochet project and current knitting project are done

[@NEMO-NEMO]

Wow!!! What a great video. You are absolutely the best reviewer I’ve heard on YT. Clear, knowledgeable, generous with all your knowledge. This video should be labeled “for references” bc it just covers all of my questions. I will take your advice on the starter wooden sets bc I’m just getting my feet wet on Tunisian crocheting. Thank you again. Will click on the link you provided.

[@laurelrobbins8673]

Toni, if I wasn’t almost 70, we could be twins! You and I have the same requirements in hooks, yarn and tools!

[@frenchfry14595]

After watching this video (I've been planning to learn Tunisian Crochet), I found a Denise Colorful set on eBay. It is in like-new condition and I spent about $40. Not too shabby! Thanks for the advice! You are WONDERFUL!

[@nikkiburt8468]

I bought the Denise interchangeable set based on your reviews and I'm in love. So happy with them! Thanks!

[@merrancollett7015]

Thanks Toni! I got my Denise set off Amazon based on your recommendation and love them. They are so easy to use and I love how they pack away so tidy and organised in their case.

[@pallmall5014]

I purchased a Denise "Love2Crochet" interchangeable little kit several months back and I really like them. The sizes are from a 6.5mm to 15mm. Great set for the price!

[@penquinkhable]

You are wonderful! Love all the great tips. Thank you

[@heatherkent4813]

I bought the knitters pride trends that are now discontinued. They are a resin material and the grip could be better. I prefer metal hooks like Susan bates. I really wish Susan bates made interchangeable Tunisians.

[@susanoeltjen]

Thank you so much for your review. I want to do more tunisian crochet, this will really help me choose.

[@laurenbrender3671]

Been bringing your videos and you've convinced me to buy a set of KnitPro/Knitters pride symfonie Tunisian crochet hooks

[@write2judie]

Thank you so much for creating this review. I got hooked (pun intended) on Tunisian in the past year and have been searching for the *perfect* set of hooks. Your review gave me lots of food for thought.

[@CreativelyTracy]

Thanks for the great review! I just received the Denise hook set for Christmas and can't wait to try them 😊

[@pamphillips6299]

I love them

[@mommypointe6319]

I just got these for Christmas too! Lol