Titanic's Haunting Vintage Crochet Legacy
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2023
- In this vintage crochet tutorial, I'll guide you through recreating timeless crochet designs inspired by the intricate patterns and delicate lacework cherished by the women of the time of the Titanic. From beautiful doilies to exquisite shawls, we'll unravel the secrets behind their craftsmanship and show you how to bring these elegant pieces to life.
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I'm a historical costumer, and I think that the size of this shawl is spot on for the period, especially when you look at the source material photograph and where the edge of the shawl hits the wear and wear it hits your mannequin. Remember also that all of these finished pieces would have been blocked to show off the incredible lacework; thus, once you soak and block your shawl, it should be fantastical.
I was just watching your podcast on this vintage angora shawl. I wanted to tell you that in the early 50’s in high school Angora sweaters were the thing. I had a lovely pink one and at night I put it into a sweater bag (you can use any plastic bag) and put it in the refrigerator. In the morning when you put it on its all fluffy, the hair stands up its great. Just wanted you to know this little trick from someone who did this every time I wore it. 😊
Good morning from southcentral Kentucky, U.S.A.
There is a classic pattern from 1918, the Between Meals Centerpiece”, that many, many people have made. Lots(!) of entries about it on Ravelry. Many have been done in traditional #10 in white and Ecru. Then there are the ones done in colors, both single color/BMC, and multicolor BMC’s. In every weight of thread and yarn weight.
This is a timeframe that strikes a chord for me. The Titanic tragedy happened about 7 weeks before Grampa&GrammaH. married. The Titanic never came up as a topic of discussion.
DH&I went on a cruise out of middle Florida to the southern Caribbean area the first week of April 2012. During the lifeboat drill before leaving port, he asked me, “Are we going to see icebergs?”
I'm from South central my too. I live at Brodhead Ky
If you want to practice your bullion stitch try using a latch hook to make them. (My grandmother taught me how to make them with one) It lets you get the feel of the stitch without fighting the yarn while working through the wraps
I absolutely adore this series of education & craft. Thank you for all the time and effort to put together quality content 💜
Thank for this series. People use to take pride in what they wore, so pretty.
Wrong thread or not it’s Gorgeous! You did a fantastic job! Thank you for taking me back in time! Love it! ♥️😇🙏
I can't help but think of the Shetland lace shawls when I see this, maybe that's what inspired the design.
It would be interesting with a really loose stitch?
Gorgeous!
If angora is anything like cashmere, it breaks easily, so a stronger thread is usually doubled with it while crocheting. It's absolutely gorgeous my friend!❤
Interesting I didn't know that but it makes sense
Also, pairing a delicate, fuzzy fiber like angora or cashmere with a strong, smooth fiber makes it much easier to see your stitches and helps provide added stability and structure to the final project. 🙂
@@abbynormal4740 That is what I would do.
What an interesting and lovely documentary of yours! Very appreciated! RIP the victims of the drowning. Very nice tutorial!
Am I hearing a typewriter in the background? This pattern is STUNNING!
Thank my AC lol , and as I live in Arizona, it's always on in the summer LOL
I had the same thought, but also thought, "Who still uses a typewriter? Maybe it's a clothes dryer."😊
@@beagleissleeping5359 My son has a particular keyboard that is a tactile version, so it gives him the feel of the click, but it doesn’t have that strong of the old typewriter sound that I remember learning on in high school. I’m so old😂
I love and appreciate the intro of the video. Oh, that Angora thread/yarn is gorgeous.
Beautiful shawl, I do love the pattern of this Mohair shawl. Thank you for the video🧶
Thank you so much!
In spite of it being a little small it is a beautiful shawl! Well Done!
2:24 - I would be one proud woman to not only make this but to wear this. I'm in loooove!
That shawl is exquisite. Beautiful work as always. ❤
That yarn is beautiful! I like how the rows kind of curve to one side. You could always do another set of the rows to make it long enough, but it's really pretty.
That's a great idea!
They really knew how to make beautiful delicate items back then! This is absolutely gorgeous! 😍😍😍
I totally agree!
That is just gorgeous! Also the piece on Titanic was lovely. Keep up the fantastic work.
Thank you so much!
You are very much appreciated. Thank you for your time & patience teaching us.
Do you think 🤔 that you could delete the trolls in the comments? To have those who are disrespectful is unimaginable. If you are busy busy…assigning a moderator to help keep the rift raft away is always an option. Thank you again for your sweet spirit as you work tirelessly. Blessings 🙏🏼
Sooo gorgeous! ❤ I'm thinking it being shorter could be a happy accident. You know some people may want a shorter shawl. I think it came out perfect. Beautiful job
It still works beautifully as a caplet! Lovely piece of crochet
Even if it seems a bit small i think it is still useable and gorgeous. I can see this as a special blanket as well for a wedding maybe. ❤
Its beautiful. I think the smaller size actually makes it a little more practical to wear out. It would look great over a sleeveless dress at a nice dinner.
Loved your intro. I am always so sad when I hear about the Titanic but you have brought back such beautiful things from that tragedy. Thank you. The beauty of that era lives on. Well done. 😊
That's totally amazing so pretty shawl and such a different way of making it, I think it's the best shawl yet, you have done amazing job and doing it the best way to using a technique way doing the popcorn instead the rounding way well done to you. I love watching your shows always get me excited 😂 notbknowing what your going to do ❤
This is wonderful. I have a cone of wool that is a lace weight. Or I could use my handspun corridale 🐑🤔 The pattern is absolutely beautiful 😍
Yours turned out to be a beautiful shawlet. Such a beautiful pattern! Thank you!
Kudos! What a stunning piece of wearable art! I wish you had shown it after blocking...
Thank you for your patience, tenacity and skill. ❤❤❤😊😊😊
Bullion is best done by holding the hook a bit down. It is fidily but worth the work. I know what you mean, and yes, the popcorn stitch works well. But bullioon is just such delicat and beautiful stitch. Don't give up on it! You can do it, if I can.
Hi Corinna. Beautiful yarn! Gorgeous pattern.
It’ll be great watching you make this shawl.
Thank you!
The fashion from this period is so beautiful and feminine, I love this shawl!
I must make the shawl! I often go to Ragtime festival‘s at like to dress in the era and period of the music. This 1908 shawl will be perfect. Now I have to find my yarn. I’ve made the 1908 circular shawl and made it a bit bigger than what was pictured. I also used three colors in the shawl, dusty pink, dusty green, and tan with the main color being off-white.
I think it’s beautiful❤People we’re much smaller back then!
This is awesome!!!!!!! Clothing was so beautiful back then ♥ I would love to see a tutorial in the other yarns you showed ♥
ein unglaublich schönen Stück Geschichte, vielen Dank für deine Mühe und die ausführliche Anleitung, es war nicht immer einfach, aber das Werkstück ist mir gelungen
Lovely! A good dupe yarn might be Rowan Kidsilk Haze. It's 70% angora goat mohair, 30% silk, light fingering, so you'd still have to double it, but it has that nice halo. It's $17.85 for 229 yards per ball. I'm not affiliated with them, I was just looking at something earlier made from it and kind of fell in love with it, even if I won't be able to afford it just now. Thank you for all of the hard work you do, Corinna! Hugs (Edit: I noticed the other bag!!!! AND it's LINED!!!! Ha!)
Thanks for the info!
I am in the process of crocheting this beautiful shawl. I understand about the bouillon stitch!! So for me, to make it look closer to the bouillon stitch, I am using the wrap around stitch.
Beautiful! You made good use of your $54/ball angora yarn.
Bullion or roll stitch is known as "Rococó" in my country, but I have never seen it with 15 loops, only 10. Beautiful shawl!
It's still beautiful, even though it turned out small. You did a fabulous job 🤍
Thank you! 😊
@@justvintagecrochet You're welcome 😉
oh my, what a beautiful garment!!! ❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing this with us. I went and purchased the pattern. I love mohair yarn. I'm working on a sweater right now holding sock yarn and mohair together. I have some really beautiful soft white yarn, not sure what it is, but I think it would be lovely for this shawl.
Wonderful!
I don't think it looks too small at all! It looks great!!!
That angora thread looks like a single (unplied...only one thread/filament) spun strand! Wow. When using angora or mohair, pair it with a lace weight nylon, silk, alpaca, or a "normal" merino for extra strength in the yarn structure if the project is intended to be worn.
I Love watching your vintage tutorials. In this you have trouble with the bouillon stitch, I do as well. I was watching a freeform crochet video this morning, it was a paisley element with the bouillon stitch around it. I immediately thought of you, it was a different way of doing it. The video is from - Crochet Elena Rugal studio- How to crochet freeform element tutorial 26. I loved watching you make this shawl and when you came to a problem you solved it by doing something different. Your Awesome !
ls a pretty shawl ty for sharing l like the old days the. things they were
I bet this is part of the German ladies collection. She used to sell on eBay (maybe she still does) and also on Etsy. Mettershlinch or something like that. Gorgeous Victorian patterns. ❤😊
So incredible! You really make me proud of my craft and I’m amazed and have the utmost respect for the women who kept inspiring new generations with their gorgeous creations! Love your channel!💜🙏🧶
No way ! I use a knitting needle up to my crochet hook wrap around both of them and pull through all of them at one time. There’s a video here on RUclips that shows you how to do that. Her name is Handmade Rukodelky and she has a video How to crochet bullion stitch 4 righties. Super slick and quick no matter how many wraps
Try winding your yarn in the opposite direction for the bullion stitch.
It may be too small, but it is SPLENDID. You mea😊nt a shawl, buta splendid cape is also a treasure!
Oh thank you!
I have waited for this second video. That is soo pretty. But yes a chunkier yarn would have make it more fuller like the original photo. But still so pretty either way.
Oh ma’am you never cease to amaze. Appreciate the history. Appreciate your time. Storms came through and messed up our internet service so I’m trying to catch up! The fillet crochet peacock beautiful. Can’t wait to see that completed. Hope all is well 🧡
Just beautiful!!!❤
Beautiful!
Stunning for sure❤
Just wow! Stunning work as always. Thank you for working it all out for us. I'm definitely making this one also. You are a superstar.
Thanks so much 😊
Lovely!
Wow! It’s beautiful!
You’re right, absolutely stunning! With that sized thread it makes a beautiful baby blanket!
So so pretty !!!!
This is phenomenal.
It's lovely
Beautiful! ❤
It just looks so delicate and gorgeous!
I actually like how that fits. Their dresses were so bulky, that would be a sort of crop top shawl. lol Still gorgeous.
Wow... me too have seen this on pinterest a lot and I always thought it was pretty but pick is a bit grainy so when I saw the tutorial I was excited to give it a try. Made with shawl in a ball prism with 6mm hook. Did a few mistake. Square came out bigger and I tried the continuos round and forgot that when I do this the corners swirl on me and tips are very pointy, also forgot to increase in corners for border but it works so this would work in a circle shawl too and I didn't do last 5th shell round. I am currently doing a hard block on center to make it more lacy and a bite straighter. Very pretty and adaptable border that can be made smaller and bigger. I hope to experiment later with this border, and right now I can't wait to go back to knitting.
Gorgeous
So beautiful. Great work.
Beautiful ❤
omg I love this series
Small but beautifully formed
Thank you 😊
Just Beautiful
So beautiful
WOW that was amazing finish. 😅
Love this series! Beautiful work! Thank you!
It's very beautiful! Great job!! 😊
WOW THATS BEAUTIFUL
Awesomely amazing. 🧶🌺👍🏾❤️🌻🌸
It’s absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for posting.
Magnificent ❤
🎉 thank you so much for sharing this story I love crochet and the old stuff is so pretty so delicate
It's beautiful.
What a wonderful work
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you so much!
I would have to make popcorn as well. I know it should be fine thread but it's too small for me I will need to use the next size up
This pattern is so pretty
Absolutely beautiful 🤩
Thank you! 😊
What an ambitious project! Well done!!
This is lovely. Maybe I'll try it one of these days.
Wash by hand and beautiful yarn. So delicate.
That’s absolutely beautiful!! You do amazing work. Thank you for sharing.
Oh Corinna that shawl is perfect. I love it
This is wonderful! Thank you 🥰✌️💜🧶
Thank you! 😊
GORGEOUS ❤❤❤ Thank you for bringing back to life such wonder from the past and sharing with us 😊💖🌹
Very pretty ❤
So,so beautiful and elegant! Love the yarn you used.
adorable!!! can't wait to try this =))
I loved it so much, I had to buy the pattern. Thanks 👍👍
Oh my Corinna ❤this toot! I just want you to know that you bring such sunny happiness into my day. The cape was a stunner….thanks so much….