Ohh I love this pattern! | Mystery Pattern | Just Vintage Crochet
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- Опубликовано: 11 дек 2023
- This one is so pretty and yes, it's easier too LOL
Let's play with this 1906 Vintage crochet pattern!
Here is a video addressing the row/round concerns • Video
Tip: Use a heavy cotton and hooks that are about 3&4 sizes too large for the cotton ( like a Lily's sugar and cream cotton) and this pattern would make an awesome living room or bedroom rug!
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Here is a quick video addressing the Row/Round concerns, Thanks!
Turns out, there are no vintage crochet police to come and charge you for deciding to use an antique shawl pattern to make a bedspread. 😆That's why the pattern is open ended. YOU decide how big you need the project to be and YOU decide how much yarn you want to use. You could also change colors! Lovely pattern! I have enjoyed these mystery crochet videos!
I've worked patterns that call for placing a stitch between the posts, but not actually in the stitch. In most modern patterns, to eliminate confusion, pattern makers usually put a
The crochet police will not arrest you for making this into a bed spread. They might ticket you for sass though! hahaha
Yes, this is very pretty, and from what I just researched, your choice of yarn is the correct size. You also could have used a fingering or sock-weight yarn. Two other notes: Based upon the photos that I have access to, Victorians and Edwardians almost always created their shawls as a square or circle, and we them folding half for maximum warm. They also would large square shawls and use them as receiving blankets from babies, so you're desire to make this large enough to use as a bedspread isn't off the mark either.
I think I've unlocked a couple of possibilities using worsted weight yarn. I suggest Red Heart Super Saver as opposed to the Caron One Pound (my go-to); I chose this given the suggested hook sizes (the 5.5mm hook is ideal). Starting the 3rd round, I realized this is a lovely variation of the granny square, so it could be made into a throw, with all sorts of color options (it doesn't have to be one solid color). The only problem may be joining the squares, as this is clover-shaped. If you only work four rounds, you have yourself a mug rug, again with a range of color options. I got a kick out of the fact that you get a square in the middle, rather than the usual circle. I don't know how that happened, but I'm glad it did. Looking forward to Pattern #7!
If your finished sample is folded, it has the same pattern rows as the shawl in the picture. I don't know when triangles for shawls became common but squares that were folded to triangles in that period and before were very common.
Don’t feel bad, I get sassy with my parents too. They always seem to forgive me.
The term shawl was also used for baby blankets such as christening blankets. So this pattern may be for that instead of what we perceive as a shawl now.
O I just finished my very first shawl with the Long stitches as a boarder , so pretty.. Cant wait to visit 1985
You may have addressed this on stream and I missed it, but it looks to me like they cropped the photo! You couldn't see the starting circle in the picture because it's cut off, and same with the top edge of the image -- you can't see the edge of the work as if it were worked into a triangle. It looks like they did work it in the round as a square, laid it flat for the photo, and then cropped the photo to show it as a triangle. I would guess you did it right, and they want you to fold it over to make a triangular shawl. You're right!
I can’t believe only 2 left!!!! 😮❤ I have enjoyed this series so much!
I loved the fact you are using Anne cotton yarn for this pattern, since I'm Brazilian and that's a very famous brand from Brazil! It's pronounced as the proper name "Anne", many yarns from this brand have feminine names. The brand name just means "circle" in portuguese.
The way you made it looks like a fancy version of a granny square. Very nice!
I agree - bedspread will be pretty❤
I love vintage & antique knitting & crochet patterns - your videos are great! Have you ever considered putting a book together that talks about the difference in patterns, tools, and materials throughout the years? That needs to exist!
"You should already know what I mean" pattern - love it!
I think it would be fun and interesting if you could find the patterns for the crochet things that Laura Ingalls Wilder mentioned in her books
I think "through both loops " as opposed to through back loop ! Lovely pattern !
I love this long stitch!! I’m not a fan of trebles and sometimes they are too tall for what I want to do. Thank you, very few crocheters teach me as much as you.