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How-to Questions
1

There is a ‘needle’ that has a crochet hook on one end and a knitting needle on the other. Could anyone tell me what it’s called and where to find one online?

Thanks so much!

2

A knitting end or point?

I’ve never seen one with a point.
The long ones with an end are Tunisian Crochet hooks.

Two hooks are called Crochet on the Double, or Cro-hooks.

3

Thanks for your answer, Mike.

What I’m trying to express is a crochet hook at one end, with a knitting needle on the other, it’s supposed to be great for picking up dropped stitches.

4

But I have one! My mom picked it up for me at a thrift sale. It’s the handiest tool in my knitting bag. It really is handy for picking up stitches. I haven’t seen them for sale in any shops, but maybe you’ll have luck at second-hand places like we did.

5

I’ve never heard of or seen something like this but it sounds cool!!!

6

I’ve heard of those but have never seen one.

7

I have one, too. A circular needle with a hook on one end and a point on the other. I’d forgotten about it. :shrug: It’s an Addi Turbo Cro-Hook.

8

A needle from an old knitting machine is great for picking up run stitches in fine wool. It has the latch on it and is so easy to use.

9

Thanks to everyone . . . I’m going to order this one:

www.country-yarns.com/content.php?id=64&typep=Needles/Hooks&catp=Knitting/Crochet