Slide the comfort grips on

Step 2: Slide the comfort grips on

When you think you have enough masking tape, rip it and flatten it down. Test to see if it is thick enough by sliding one of the comfort grips on. If it slides on too easily you will need more tape. You want the grip to have some resistance so that it will stay on when the hook is in use. I used 2 comfort grips per hook so that the entire handle up to the thumb rest was covered. I had enough to do 10 hooks from one package of comfort grips. Check out my new sparkly hooks!

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FunkyBugs says: May 24, 2012. 4:21 AM

I love this idea! Thanks for the tip - I get terrible wrist pain and have to wear a brace to crochet over long periods. Hopefully this will work better :)

cairparavel says: May 14, 2011. 5:55 AM

So clever! And it makes it so colorful! I love it!

alegriagarden says: Jul 29, 2010. 4:10 PM

Love this idea was crocheting last night and the tip of my pointer finger was going kinda numb ish cause it was firmly pressed against the metal tunisan hook I think this may solve the problem. A big Thank you!