In this chatty little hangout, I’m talking about the new Furl’s hook and why everybody’s been buzzing about it. Since I’m a blind crocheter, I always come at tools from a “how does it feel in the hand” and “does it make the craft easier or harder” angle. I share what I look for in a hook—things like grip comfort, balance, and how smoothly the yarn glides—because if a tool fights you, it’s not worth the hype. I also touch on where I like to shop for yarn and tools and why I keep certain links handy for y’all (Premier, Knit Picks, Amazon, and more). If you’re trying to figure out whether a premium hook is worth it, my big takeaway is this: the “best” hook is the one that helps you crochet longer with less strain and more consistency. And if you need help dialing in your tension, choosing ergonomic tools, or making your setup more accessible, I’ve got options for private instruction too—because crafting should be for everybody.