They make sleeves for crochet hooks to make them easier to hold.
Such things do not work so well for knitting needles as you have to hold
the work on the needles.
However you can get either in wood, which IMHO is a lot easier to hang on
to and work with, especially for knitting.

Now I am cripplingly right handed. To the point where I cannot crochet
the double ended tunisian stitch, nor knit continental style. So I
should imagine that if you are better with your left hand than your
right, those would be the way to go!

NightMist

On Sat, 29 Nov 2014 18:45:00 -0500, Bobbie Sews More wrote:

Have you considered getting someone to wrap masking tape around the part
of the knitting needles and the crochet hook that you hold?
Maybe a lot of layers of tape would make it easier for the fingers!
Hope this helps!
Barbara



"Butterfly-Wings" wrote in message
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Thanks. I haven't been able to 'hand sew' in years...very hard to hold a
small needle. I'm just happy to be able to hold a larger crochet hook
and now will try knitting needles. Knitting needles may be a challenge
for the R hand as I don't have that much dexterity in it---I'll try both
American and Continental style to see which I can do easier. It's so
nice being able to do a lil creative work.
Kidlets did well with the Turkey dinner----------only help I needed to
give was with the carving....next yr I should be able to 'just visit'
Butterfly

Bobbie Sews More wrote:


"Butterfly-Wings" wrote in message
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So good to hear from you~!!!!!!! I haven't been quilting, except for
lap quilts. There is always a lot of mending to do around here!
Hope you continue to feel better as you improve.
Thanks for remembering us! Good luck with your knitting and hand
sewing. Barbara, was in SC, but now in Central FL for the Winter

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