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[craftyhunnypie]

Hi - I recently bought a fimo handled crochet hook & I'm in love with it. I've got some fimo & lots of hooks to have a go with. Do you think I can just squidge some round the handle & bake the hook? Oven will be on low & I will probably put a bit of foil over to stop any browning. Just wondered if anyone had done this before? I want to use up my fimo that has been lying around from a crafty class I went to earlier this year.

Thanks..

Emma.x

[bluekarin]

Not done it, but have seen things on Facebook where people have done it. Maybe have a go at a not so loved hook and see what happens? Good luck and you must let us know how you got on

[Charlottechicken]

Sounds interesting, and I found this via google,a tutorial!

 

fimo crochet hook handles

[craftyhunnypie]

It worked! I did 2 teaspoons & a 4mm crochet hook as a test tray. I have to say I am most pleased with the crochet hook. I baked them at 110 degrees C for half an hour on a foil lined tray with ' a foil tent' over.

The only thing I'd say is I've got the normal Fimo & it was hard to knead. I'm going to invest in some Fimo soft 7 some of those canes / slices for décor too.

Once camera is charged there will be some pics.

Emma.x

[bluekarin]

I am so pleased it worked! Can't wait to see pics. I need to do the same thing, especially for my thinner crochet hooks which can be hard to hold.

[Plum]

Great hope you get my name in the Christmas swap