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I am looking for a luxury small-size nickel crochet hook

royalblues

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I'm on the hunt for a nickel-coated crochet hook, preferably in a small size like 1.00 mm for thread cotton work, whether ergonomic handle or not, it doesn't matter. I'm specifically looking for a handcrafted or luxury version, not mass-produced. Kinda like Furls vs. KnitPro, but for tiny hooks, any leads or suggestions would be great
 
I'm on the hunt for a nickel-coated crochet hook, preferably in a small size like 1.00 mm for thread cotton work, whether ergonomic handle or not, it doesn't matter. I'm specifically looking for a handcrafted or luxury version, not mass-produced. Kinda like Furls vs. KnitPro, but for tiny hooks, any leads or suggestions would be great
That's a hunt for a real unicorn you're on. A handcrafted nickel hook in that tiny size is a rare bird.

Most high end artisans focus on larger hooks for yarn but I would suggest looking at the Tulip Etimo steel hook line from Japan for a premium experience with thread. Have you considered commissioning a custom handle from an artist on a site like Etsy?
 
That's a hunt for a real unicorn you're on. A handcrafted nickel hook in that tiny size is a rare bird.

Most high end artisans focus on larger hooks for yarn but I would suggest looking at the Tulip Etimo steel hook line from Japan for a premium experience with thread. Have you considered commissioning a custom handle from an artist on a site like Etsy?
Wow, thanks! Tulip Etimo sounds promising, and commissioning a custom handle is a clever idea. I might just combine both for the ultimate tiny, luxurious crochet hook experience
 
When you get down around 1.0 mm you're usually in steel or nickel plated territory from more utilitarian makers
Yeah, that makes sense, at that size, most options are utilitarian steel or nickel-plated. Finding a handcrafted, luxury version is basically chasing a unicorn, but still worth exploring for thread work
 
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