Handhearth

If the pain at the base of your thumb has been making you put the needles down, you're not alone. So many knitters and crocheters tell us the same thing. That's why we made a gentle support designed with a hand therapist, shaped for the way a knitter's hand actually moves. It sits right at the sore joint at the base of the thumb and leaves your fingers free, so you can keep knitting. Soft enough t

f you've been told to give up knitting because of arthritis, one of the women in our group wants you to read this first. 💙 Lesley had tried the splints, the gloves, the lot. None of them let her actually knit. It turned out there was a reason none of them worked — and it wasn't what her doctor had told her. One of our members laid it out as four reasons the pain keeps coming back. The third one is

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If you've been told to give up knitting because of arthritis, one of the women in our group wants you to read this first. 💙 Christine had tried the splints, the gloves, the lot. None of them held the one spot that actually hurts — the base of the thumb — so none of them let her knit comfortably. This one finally did. The full story is here. Worth a read if you knit 👇

You've seen it, now's a good time to try it. The Knitter's Hand Stabiliser is a soft thumb support, designed with a hand therapist, that sits gently at the base of the thumb and leaves your fingers free to knit.

Have you stopped knitting because of the pain at the base of your thumb? 💙 It comes up in our group almost every week — and most of the women have tried everything. Splints. Gloves. Cortisone. Resting for weeks. And the moment they pick the needles back up, the pain comes straight back. One of our members finally found out why none of it worked — and it wasn't what the doctors had been telling her