In crochet, acrylic means yarn, and an acrylic crochet hook! Acrylic is a transparent, light, strong alternative to glass. It’s cheaper and doesn’t shatter.
Crochet hooks made of this material are smooth, lightweight, and in fun and vibrant colors. Read my review of the best below.
Note: This material isn’t used by many brands of crochet hooks.
Table Of Contents
- Susan Bates Crystalites Crochet Hooks
- Yarnology Acrylic Crochet Hooks
- Decorated Acrylic Crochet Hooks
- Rico Acrylic Crochet Hooks
- Smooth Acrylic Crochet Hooks
- Cheap Acrylic Crochet Hooks
- Acrylic Handle Interchangeable Crochet Hook
Crystal Lite Acrylic Crochet Hooks
A gift set of Susan bates crystalites, including four large sizes for thicker yarns, all in bright colors.
Features
- Sizes Available – Size L (8.0mm), Size M (9.0mm), Size N (10.0mm), & Size P (11.5mm)
- Style Of Hook – Inline
- Length – 6 & 1/2 Inches
Pros
- Smooth
- Affordable
- Sizes are engraved on each hook
- Great for beginners
- Slightly slippery, but the yarn doesn’t accidentally slide off
Cons
- Smaller sizes not included
- Sizes on the hooks are hard to read
- One customer found one broke after prolonged use
Yarnology Acrylic Crochet Hooks
Features
- Sizes Available – 15mm (Size P/Q)
- Style Of Hook –
- Length –
Pros
- Ergonomic
- Comfortable to use
- Affordable
- Suitable for those with hand pain/strain
Cons
- You get what you pay for
- Only one size available
Decorated Acrylic Crochet Hooks
A gorgeous set of crochet hook with a hand-turned acrylic handle in a variety of colors.
Features
- Sizes Available – Lilac – Size F, Orchid – Size G, Slate Blue – Size H, Peach – Size I, & Sunflower – Size J, & Olive – Size K
- Style Of Hook – Available with Susan Bates, Clover Amour, Or Boye hooks
Pros
- Beautiful
- Comes with a variety of colors
- Smooth
- Comfortable to use
- Good range of sizes
- Excellent quality
Cons
- Expensive, but worth it
- Takes a while to ship
- Metric sizes not listed
Rico Acrylic Crochet Hooks
Affordable, no-frills set of crochet hooks, perfect for kids and beginner crocheters.
Features
- Sizes Included – 5.00mm, 5.50mm, 6.00mm, 6.50mm, 7.00mm, 8.00mm, 9.00mm, 10.00mm, 12.00mm and 15.00mm.
Pros
- Smooth
- Lightweight
- Affordable
- Good value
Cons
- You get what you pay for
- Smaller sizes aren’t available
Smooth Acrylic Crochet Hooks
These are Gold Glitter acrylic plastic hooks, available in a variety of sizes.
Features
- Sizes Available – 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 7mm, 8mm, 9mm, 10mm, 12mm, 15mm, 18mm, & 20mm.
- Style Of Hook – Tapered
- Length – 15cm
Pros
- Smooth
- Good range of sizes
- Affordable
Cheap Acrylic Crochet Hooks
Features
- Sizes Included – 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 7mm, 8mm, 9mm, 10mm, and 12mm.
- Style Of Hook – Tapered
- Length – 15cm
Pros
- Very affordable
- Great for beginners
- Smooth
- Lightweight
- Comfortable
Cons
- You get what you pay for
- Shipping is a little expensive
Acrylic Handle Interchangeable Crochet Hook
Custom made, a set of interchangeable crochet hooks, with an acrylic hand-turned handle.
Features
- Sizes Included – C/2 – 2.75mm; D3 – 3.25mm; E4 – 3.5mm; F5 – 3.75mm; G/6 – 4mm and H/8 – 5mm.
Pros
- Excellent quality and craftsmanship
- Good customer service
- Free shipping
- Comes with a handy travel case
- Comfortable
- Lightweight
Cons
- Larger sizes are available but sold separately
- Can take a while to ship, but definitely worth the wait
Comfortable, lightweight, and very smooth, these affordable hooks make an excellent choice for beginner and advanced crocheters alike.
Have you ever used these types of hooks? What do you like or dislike about them? I’d be interested to hear your thoughts.
READ NEXT – Want more info on hooks and their types? See here.
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I have a question for you. I purchased hooks I believe are acrylic and they stick and squeak when I am using 100% acrylic yarn. Is this normal.
Hi Patti. Yes the sticking and squeaking can certainly happen with some acrylic hooks and 100% acrylic yarn. This can happen because your tension is tight. Try loosening it a little. You could also try what some other crocheters recommend and that is to rub a little beeswax or soap on the hook. Some people even run their hook through their hair to get some of the natural oil onto the hook to stop the squeaking. You may find the squeaking continues and if so, you may need to choose a wooden or aluminum hook for the yarn you are using. Let me know how you get on. Cheers Jodie