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Crochet hooks size 10 (smallest) through N (largest) - Understanding Crochet Hook Sizes

Use the right hook. Make sure the size of your hook matches the weight of your yarn to avoid snags and slips.
Use stitch markers. Stitch markers can help you mark increases, decreases, the first and last stitch in a pattern, and stitches in a row.
Keep stitches loose. When learning more complicated stitches, try to keep your stitches relaxed and loose instead of holding your hook too tightly.
Check your gauge. A gauge is included in crochet patterns to help you get the right size for your project.

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 * Crochet hooks size 10 (smallest) through N (largest) - [https://www.crochet.com/learning-center/understanding-crochet-hook-sizes Understanding Crochet Hook Sizes]
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+*Use the right hook. Make sure the size of your hook matches the weight of your yarn to avoid snags and slips.
+*Use stitch markers. Stitch markers can help you mark increases, decreases, the first and last stitch in a pattern, and stitches in a row.
+*Keep stitches loose. When learning more complicated stitches, try to keep your stitches relaxed and loose instead of holding your hook too tightly.
+*Check your gauge. A gauge is included in crochet patterns to help you get the right size for your project.
+=Helpful Videos=
 * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAxGTnVNJiE How to crochet for absolute beginners - part 1]
 * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBj6MyMu9pU&t=50s How to crochet for absolute beginners - part 2]
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