In this livestream-style chat, I’m talking about Furls and their new hook (yep, the one everybody’s been buzzing about). I share my thoughts as a blind crocheter who cares a whole lot about how a tool feels in the hand, how consistent the glide is, and whether it’s actually practical for everyday stitching—not just pretty on a shelf. When I’m choosing hooks, I’m always thinking about comfort, grip, and how easy it is to keep my tension steady, especially for longer crochet sessions. I also point y’all toward the places I regularly shop for yarn and tools—Premier Yarns, Knit Picks, HiCrochet, and Amazon—because having reliable sources matters when you’re trying to keep your crafting accessible and stress-free. And since this was a hangout, I include ways you can learn with me one-on-one (crochet, knitting, or tech questions), plus the links for supporting the channel if you’d like. If you’ve been curious about whether the new Furls hook is worth paying attention to, this video is basically me sitting down with you and talking it through from an accessibility-first, real-world maker perspective.