Limit your time crocheting. I'll go about a half an hour, then stop. If you gradually increase your time it works better. If you crochet until it hurts, you will end up with an injury. Try daily or every other day, consistent crocheting. Work up to a comfortable level. I've soaked my hands in Epsom salts before bed. Helps with pain.
That's a lot of patchwork cardigans! I've done one patchwork and decided that was enough for me 😂 Glad you found some solutions for your wrist/arm pain; it be the struggle
My left hand is partially paralyzed so I’m right handed, but I crochet like left handed. For my left hand I ordered from Japan Hamanaka rakuraku SoftTouch Crochet Hook Set last year, they are well-crafted and so lightweight that it almost feels like you're holding air! And tnen I bought small and big needle point protectors by KnitPro for using on second point hook.
Limit your time crocheting. I'll go about a half an hour, then stop. If you gradually increase your time it works better. If you crochet until it hurts, you will end up with an injury. Try daily or every other day, consistent crocheting. Work up to a comfortable level. I've soaked my hands in Epsom salts before bed. Helps with pain.
That's a lot of patchwork cardigans! I've done one patchwork and decided that was enough for me 😂 Glad you found some solutions for your wrist/arm pain; it be the struggle
I just ordered myself a fresh load, I will make my second one very soon!
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My left hand is partially paralyzed so I’m right handed, but I crochet like left handed. For my left hand I ordered from Japan Hamanaka rakuraku SoftTouch Crochet Hook Set last year, they are well-crafted and so lightweight that it almost feels like you're holding air! And tnen I bought small and big needle point protectors by KnitPro for using on second point hook.