Do You Need a Crochet Hook Set or Just One Missing Size?
Match your next crochet patterns to the hooks you already own before buying a ten-size set. The Clover Amour 3672 is useful for real gaps, not automatic upgrades.
The Clover Amour 3672 set makes sense if your next few crochet patterns call for several hook sizes you do not own. If your current hooks already cover those projects, keep them. Ten new hooks can mean ten useful options, but they can also mean a drawer full of duplicates.
This is one set of ten hooks, from 2.25 to 6 mm. Its main limitation is that you buy the whole selection even if you only need one missing size.
Start with the patterns you will actually make
Put your next two or three patterns beside your existing hooks. Write down each pattern’s millimeter size, then check the markings on the hooks you own. Use those measurements rather than assuming a letter label means the same thing across every pattern or brand.
The included sizes are 2.25, 2.75, 3.25, 3.5, 3.75, 4, 4.5, 5, 5.5 and 6 mm. There is no 3 mm hook, for example, and nothing larger than 6 mm. A range printed on a package does not mean every intermediate size is included.
- Several useful gaps in this list: the set is worth considering if you also want this handle style.
- One or two gaps: compare buying just the missing individual hooks before replacing your whole collection.
- No gaps: keep using what works. Matching colors are not a reason to retire a hook you like.
Check the grip before committing to ten
Clover lists aluminum and elastomer as the materials and describes the handle as soft elastomer rubber. The side view is useful for comparing its shaped grip and exposed shaft with your current hook.
A soft grip is a design choice, not a promise that everyone will find it comfortable. If you already prefer a different handle or have never used this shape, trying one hook in a size you need is a more cautious purchase than buying ten at once.
Look at the hook head as well as the handle. A familiar grip alone does not tell you how a different hook will work with your technique. These product photos show its shape; they are not a hands-on test.
A set does not choose the hook for your project
Start with the size specified by your pattern and follow its gauge instructions. Owning the listed size does not guarantee the required gauge or finished dimensions. Nor does this set cover every yarn and pattern you might use.
If the next project only needs a hook you already own, there is no need to buy a set just to begin it. If the required size is outside this ten-size list, this set does not solve that gap.
Confirm the exact set, not just the Amour name
Check for Clover Amour 3672 and the ten sizes above. Do not confuse this selection with a steel-hook set or a larger-hook assortment from the same range.
Plan on the ten hooks, not a complete project kit. Yarn, patterns and scissors are not included in the listed set. Do not assume the clear retail package is a durable carrying case; if storage matters, check the current offer’s contents before ordering.
Buying for another crocheter? First ask which sizes they already own and which grip they prefer. A full set is less useful when it duplicates their favorites.
The buying decision
Choose the set when several of its exact sizes fill real gaps in upcoming projects and you want the Amour grip across them. Buy individual missing hooks when the gap is small. Keep your existing hooks when they already do the job.