Différence (s) entre deux crochets: en ligne ou non alligné.Article intéressant.

http://illuminatecrochet.blogspot.be/2014/07/inline-and-non-inline-crochet-hooks.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed:+IlluminationShiningALightOnCrochet+%28Illumination:+Shining+a+Light+on+Crochet%29

le crochet de gauche est en ligne,

il est le préféré des personnes manipulant leur crochet comme elles le feraient avec un couteau.

A droite le crochet non alligné, préféré par les personnes aimant tenir leur crochet tel un stylo, un crayon.

D'après l'article en Anglais;

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Inline and Non-Inline Crochet Hooks

I recently wrote a review for Knitter's Pride Waves Crochet Hooks where I mentioned the terms inline and non-inline. It occurs to me that not everyone knows the difference and how it applies to them, and so today I thought I'd elaborate a little. There are two main types of crochet hook. There are many different types of handles, shapes, grips, lengths, sizes, etc, but when it comes to the actual hook part of the crochet hook there are two main types: Inline and Non-Inline. Let's take a look at a crochet hook diagram with labelled parts.

Here are two 9mm hooks. On the left is an inline hook. You can see that the hook and shaft line up. On the right is a non-inline hook. The hook part protrudes out a little farther than the shaft. Susan Bates and Boye are the two major starter hook brands. Susan Bates hooks are generally inline and Boye hooks are generally non-inline.

So, what's the big deal? Does hook type really make a difference? In short, sometimes. You may hear folks claim that one type is "better" than the other, but that simply isn't true. It's all down to personal preference. Inline users may say that non-inline hooks drop their yarn strands and are harder to wiggle into stitches. However, non-inline users may say that inline hooks split the yarn more often and grab onto stitches when they don't want them to.

How can you find out which hook is best for you? To borrow from Bill Nye, consider the following! How you hold your hook influences how comfortable each hook type will be for you. Knife holders generally prefer inline while pencil holders often prefer non-inline. The type of yarn you're using may be easier to work with if you switch hooks. For example, a non-inline hook will catch less on fluffy yarns and an inline hook may be better for precision when working with thread. Don't be afraid to try a new hook brand or type.

The type of hook you use should be dictated by what's most comfortable for you. Do you know someone who said crochet was too hard and they gave up on it? Maybe all they needed was to try a different hook. When teaching a beginner I think it's ideal to buy both a Susan Bates 6mm hook and a Boye 6mm hook so that they can try both and find what they like. What type do you prefer? Do you use both? Let us know in the comments.

Posted by Sara Leighton 

Labels: best practices, hook

http://illuminatecrochet.blogspot.be/2014/07/inline-and-non-inline-crochet-hooks.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed:+IlluminationShiningALightOnCrochet+%28Illumination:+Shining+a+Light+on+Crochet%29

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Amies

Si vous avez besoin ed traduction,  google translation est pratique , sinon je puis vous y aider.

Bonnes vibrations d'étté, bon crçochet, bon repos, à toutes et tous

FleurBelge

Comments

[CREA-VITALITE]

C'est sympa cette discussion autour du crochet, j'apprends et prends note.

Merci Fleur et merci à toutes d'alimenter ce post pour notre plus grand plaisir.

Belle journée à toutes

Tal

[HelenaB]

Très intéressant comme article merci de partager tes découvertes.

Bel été !

[zouglounette]

les clover sont des inline donc ...

j'ai trouvé des prym en bambou (beaucoup plus agréables que les autres!)

de quelles merceries parles-tu je vis à bxl ?

sinon je regarderai la prochaine fois que je vais à Londres ... je préfère les achats live ...

merci à toi

[zouglounette]

très intéressant ton article ! connais-tu des crochets non-inline en Belgique ? je n'ai que des prym qui sont inline or je le tiens comme un stylo donc ...

Merci beaucoup

[CREA-VITALITE]

Bonsoir Fleur,



Contente de te lire à nouveau.

D'après ce que je lis, mes crochets correspondent à la façon dont je m'en sers.

Ton article est intéressant mais les commerçants ne nous proposent guère les deux possibilités.

Merci pour ce partage et pour tes voeux de bel été.

Bisou,

que ta soirée te soit douce.

Tal