How does this actually fit on the crochet hook? Does it cover the bottom (end) of the hook?
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Yes, the hook goes inside the handle. The green and blue part of the handle twists apart, there is a rubber "washer that fits on the hook. You slip the end of the hook into the lower part of the handle, twist the green part back on and the washer holds the hook snug. I've found this handle to be extremely useful and now own 5 of them so I don't have to change hooks as much but it's very easy to change to any hook from size B to K. I hope this helps. Despite some negative comments you may see I have yet to experience any problems with the handle and I crochet everyday using the handle. Hope you find yours useful too! Mary
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It is like a hook. It fastens to the bottom of the belt. My son has had his for over a year. He really likes his, so I bought my husband one.
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It does have two hooks on both sides however, I removed them because when removing the cover, it gets stuck all the time! All I use is a bungee and put it from peg to peg over the cover of course...
1019444
Not sure what the braider is. It does come with the hook similar to crochet hook.
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Yes, it fits the standard sized loom, but not once you start adding to the loom to make it bigger. Has lots if compartments to keep colors separated. My girls like it! They take it everywhere!
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The hook might be removed permanently. It dos not fold down well and is a problem when packing it. Also, it needs to have a longer strip of Velcro give more options when closing it.
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The loop at the end of your hammock goes into the hook - and the Y supports the strings..(hope that makes sense) it makes sense when you put your hammock in there!
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I also am an avid crafter! I put several spools to a test, and if the end cap is removed a 1/2 inch hole in the ribbon spool will fit very well. It will not fit the smaller ribbon hole. Once you put the ribbon on you could replace the end cap and keep the ribbon from falling off. GREAT IDEA!
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THE HOOK/CURVED AREA IS 1.5 " WIDE. However, I have to amend my initial review regarding the stability of the bottom rack. My initial review addressed that the "holders" for the bottom rack did not support the weight of the clothes, and I used duct tape to reinforce them. That did not work. I suggest when you determine the length of the bottom rack, that you drill a small hole and use a screw to hold that rack in place. As I am not really proficient with doing that, I am going to try fiber-fix, which is stronger than duct tape. Hope this is helpful.
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No, it just covers the top and sides, but I haven't had any issues with critters in spite of there not being a bottom cover.
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Approx the top 1 inch of the cone does not fill. But I have done countless large skeins without trouble. Make sure you go through the hook that is stationary first then the one that winds and through the slot on the cone, coming in from the top of the second "winder" I also found that the winding post that connects to the screw on the bottom should come out diretly from that, if it's on the side it doesn't like to wind well.. But the top approx 1 inch of the cone does not fill. The rest does fill nicely and the ball is evenly wound. I just did a skein of super bulky weight yarn and it is 5" tall and 5" accross. I hope this helped.
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I am unable to see the pillow you are referring to, but kapok works inside knitted and crocheted work - ie. a fairly 'open' weave, so see no reason why you would need to further encase the filling if you are using it for a cloth item.
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There are two hooks on each side that hold the bungee cord, so you do not have to knot the end of the cord. I usually do not knot the cord, as that way the cord is adjustable.
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With the loop closed down to about it's smallest usable size, I measured a diameter between 1 inch and 1.5 inch. Anything smaller than an 1 inch leaves too much of the strap end hanging over the end buckle. The 1.5 inch size is with the entire hook section bonded to the loop material.
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The bend of the hooks fits over the top of the door....that portion that comes over the top of the door lies flat against the door, so that means the other side of the door has the hook end..and the hook end is where you hang the actual shoe organizer. Just put the three hooks atop the open door..you'll then see that the organizer has to hang on the curled end of those same hooks. That's about the best way I can describe it. Hopefully an instruction sheet with a picture of the finished product came with your shoe organizer
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Darissa it just lays on top, no hooks. It does what it is supposed to do, keeps things from floating in your pool while not in use, also helps warm your pool. I use this cover and recommend it. Great summer cover. Hope my answers help.
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Other than zippered openings in front, the only other opening is at the top where velcro is used to "seal" bag over your hanging bar; there will be slight space around plastic rings on ends of bag. Bottom is not open. I have tried many such bags, etc. And this is the best I have found.