This 1946 pattern Was A Mess, See How It Turned Out! | Just Vintage Crochet #25
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2023
- 1946 Mystery Crochet pattern, Are we 3 successes in a row? :)
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I believe I started round 1 wrong, I believe I was meant to ch 3, then work 5 more dc for the 1st popcorn, and that Is why I struggled with slip stitching intot he top of the ch 3, so that was 100% my own error , not paying attnetion :)
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Wow you are a true crochet girl lol we all have them oh crap minutes lol or like me it's 3 rows back you see you missed a stitch or added 4 dc to a 3dc lol hugs from Michigan I'll be watching you all winter long since it's on its way lol here hugs stay warm beautiful lady God's love God's Blessings
Never sorry. Frogs visited me a lot the other day. Way of crochet.
Oops!
Beautiful work, genius deciphering. I love that square. You are really good at this! 💕💕💕
"Not paying attnetion"!!!!!! Damn you are hilarious Corinna - not paying attention when you're apologising for not paying attention....I love this channel so much
Oh my goodness! I watched this mystery video yesterday and went to a local thrift shop today. I found a vintage crochet book at the thrift shop, bought it and brought it home. I started flipping through and came across the original pattern in the book!
Oh wow, that’s really cool!! 🤗
For me your mystery videos are more exciting than any crime novel !!!! 🏵🌾Thank you Corinna
I recognize this pattern. I made it when I was around 12 or 13. ( I'm 76 now). I never made enough squares to make a bed spread. I would loose interest before I got a big project completed. My crocheting aunt made several large projects, bed spreads, table cloths, and especially those starched table doilies that resembled tutus.
I love the big ruffles doilies! Don't think I have quite the patience to actually make or block one, but they are really adorable.
I recognize it too. My grandmother made it. She tested out a couple of different colors. I have a couple of her samples in cream, green and gold, My sister has the blanket-My grandmother eventually decided on just cream
Pretty sure I did it , too! Part of a bedspread I never finished (45 years ago!).
Awesome to hear of others that started so young with crochet. I also started at the age of 12. My father one day out of the blue said let’s go to the store. Bought me crochet and knitting hooks and a few colors of yarn. He showed me some of the basic stitches of knitting and crochet. He said he learned it from watching his sister while growing up. I fell in love with it then. I have taught 3 of my grand daughters so far. 1 is amazing me so. Just after the learning basics stitches, she went in full speed ahead. Thats where the internet came in. If she wants to learn a pattern of something bad enough she goes hunting and then shocks me with the results. I have 2 more grand daughters. 1 is sparking interest, so soon she we be following our footsteps.
By all means take the time to pass it down to the young.
Just read your story I'm 63 and my greatest hope as a child and as an adult, is to do what you described. Sadly I have no one to pass along this wonderful and useful handicraft. Saying all this to say .... Lucky you. Enjoy every moment as I'm sure you do
How to turn one hot mess into a smokin' hot beautifully crocheted square motif! You totally rocked this one AGAIN!
Oh thank you!
I'm brazilian and Círculo - the yarn brand you used - is a really popular and well known brand established in 1938 in Brazil. I make amigurumi and love their 100% mercerized cotton yarns. The piece turned out really pretty despite your struggle with the confusing pattern.
Thank you for this info. I appreciate someone from the source country offering their experience.
My mother-in-law made a gorgeous bedspread with this pattern… She gave it to my sister-in-law and included extra squares for repairs. After my MIL passed away, I was given one of the squares framed, and I look at it every day. This brought back all those memories ❤
Your little note about Vintage Crochet Patterns helps me understand why I started a doily and then gave it to the cat after I couldn't make round 14 make any sense whatsoever.
yeah, it used to be a good site, but they re-write the patterns and don't get them right more than half the times , I stopped using that site a while ago
Yeah I made that in bigger squares in the 70’s to make bedspread for favorite aunt.
Well now, didn't that just turn out perfect! I have a ton of different styles of granny squares in totes here, might as well add this one to the mix!! Gonna have to go back and rewatch and hopefully don't make any mistakes along the way. Everybody needs more bedspread squares in their lives...right? 😂😂
When I first learned crochet many years ago, my first crochet items were doilies made with thread. I love to see you figure out a mystery pattern.
That is awesome!
I’m stopping the video on the second round in. If it was a “chain 2” instead of a “chain 21”, it would be the beginning of my “signature pattern “. It is squares with popcorns and clusters for a bedspread.
Ok going back in to see how this drama plays out.
Ok edit:
This did turn out to be the same pattern I’ve been doing since I was 17 in the 70’s. I ran out of money to buy thread part way through this bedspread and I turned it into a fringed poncho (1972 was high style then)
Since then I have used this pattern to make all kinds of things. When the squares are put together, it makes a square lattice/ diamond design. It is very striking. You nailed it, but now my “signature pattern” is out if the bag. It’s ok, because it was old when I adopted it in the first place.
This is a beautiul square. I could never keep up enough interest to make enough squares for a bedspread. I love the mystery patterns!!
Im the same way, but if made using #4 yarn or even a bulky yarn, you would only need to make like maybe 8-10 squares :)
I love these Mysteries.
Very pretty block. I'm going to get some of the cotton and make a crocheted maxi skirt.
I made a poncho out of this pattern in the 70’s. (It was meant to be a bedspread, but I never got that far. Turned it into a poncho with fringe instead).
This one almost feels like deja vu.... or am I imagining things.... again? Very pretty. Still want to try this sort of pattern in a 3 weight yarn.
I really love your mystery crochet patterns I learn a lot from them. I love how you keep your videos real with your mistakes. You are a beautiful lady inside and out. God bless you and your family and your sweet fur baby too such a super cute dog. My husband and I and and our bible study group on Skype are all praying for you dear ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
Hi! I'm Brazilian and I'd like to tell that Anne is a yarn that's been around since at least the 70s, I remember my grandma made a pink bonnet with it for my doll and she also taught me how to crochet with it. Such sweet memories. The colors have been updated and expanded, but the yarn itself is still pretty much the same
Oh wow!
Reminds me of the farmhouse granny square! In a farmhouse, with granny, having popcorn... nothing wrong with that!
I made about 4 in the 50's. Came out of pattern book that I taught myself stitches. Title might have been "I Made It Myself". Used it 'till the cover disappeared. Still using it.
This one truly was a mystery. What a bazaar typo! But it came out super cute once you solved it! I bet they look like really cool tiles when you sew a bunch of them together!
Just started watching but I wanted to say how much I love your wigs! You already know how much I love your channel as I’ve said before. I wish there was a way to show you your tutorials I’ve followed. Anyway, back to actually watching this beauty *exciting
Thank you so much!!
You did great. Does it have any instructions on how to join the squares? I’d like to make it in a #4 weight yarn for a blanket. Thanks again for another great video.
You can use ANY method of joining you like. I crocheted mine together. Makes a more prominent seam, but stronger and tighter. Since it’s not reversible, anyway.
I have a fantastic blue and white blanket in these blocks that my grandmother made probably in the 70s! I wish I could upload a picture. It’s so awesome. Blue with white bobbles.
Can you start off with the magic circle. I like the look of the center that way.
This is a nice pattern that you havendone.
Yeah, I think that's perfectly fine :)
Oooo a bedspread made of these in different colors!!❤
That’s gonna be my next “stash buster”. Using up my many balls of left over thread.
I scanned the QR code thingy and eventually got to a place on the site where I could register my email address to get access to a bunch of free downloadable fiber craft booklets and patterns. Embroidery, crochet and so on. In English! Thanks for thinking to share that. Now to watch the mystery unfold over my coffee.
ETA: I was taught a long time ago by a Navajo sand painter that a "mistake" must be intentionally (or not) incorporated into each painting in order to avoid trapping spirits (beneficent or malignant) in the work. "You don't have absolute control over what might be trapped in there, so it's better not to chance it." I've adopted this idea into all my creative endeavors ever since. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. ;)
It takes a really serious mistake to make me frog a work in progress. I’m pretty good at hiding mistakes.
I love watching these Mysteries ❤
How beautiful! When you join squares together, they make diamonds!
My mom kept a popcorn bedspread on her and my dad's bed that I remember from the 1960's.
Who knows how old that bedspread was? Maybe from her aunt / my great aunt?
Yet, it made more of a pattern of solid mesh of popcorns separated, but don't thnk it was in the round.
This was fun Corinna though I’m not a fan of popcorn, it’s a yarn eater, good job 👍
You may enjoy a video by Elise Rose on the history of crochet, very interesting 🤔
I actually have a book with this pattern in it. I've made it several times in both crochet thread and yarn. It makes really neat pillow covers for a couch or the middle of a bed. It makes a nice throw blanket for a chair
There is a ch1 before the firs pop-cornd st at the Round 1, 3ch then ch1 and 5dc, you've missed it ^^ I think the first round started rigth before the "ch1" and this is where the asterisk should be ^^
Love your channel, mystery crochet! And yes, AI IS TERRIBLE YOU SHOULD SEE HOW BAD CLOSED CAPTION IS!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Your "mistakes" have taught me so much so please keep making them. I have learnt how to try and see ahead of what the end goal of the stich pattern might be and if it doesn't make sense step back and re-think what you are doing.
I am still a beginner and learning that has made me improve so much more than just watching someone do the basic stiches over and over again. Got cocky enough to try and translate a vintage pattern and give it a go, didn't work well but am still working on it.
Would live to see it as a mystery pattern if only to understand where i went wrong 😂
Oh im sure I will lol , and Thank you
I really like the X pattern in this square. That is so pretty. I love these mystery patterns. Keep up the great work.
Love your hat ,
While your talking
I keep nodding my head in agreement lo!
If we start with a mess...it just can be good...excited...
I don't have anyone around me that crochets on the same level as me. I like to watch your videos while I crochet to feel like we are crocheting together. 💙 Thanks for uploading these!
A very nice looking square. The corner areas pretty and changing the popcorns to other stiches will make a lot of variations.
I think so too!
That was a wild ride, but so much fun. 🧶
Always excited and here for these! Or, basically anytime you post, let’s be honest!😊
hiya corinne! wooohooo! ya did it again. BRAVO!! xoxo
This would make a beautiful shawl or sweater. Or a tote bag with contrast lining.
Hi Corinna, it's Mary I am the one that sent you this pattern. I got that off a website about 15 years ago. I don't even know if its still around. I never really looked at that pattern very well. I do think it was from some vintage booklet, that someone might have copied it from. I'm so glad you decided to do it. It does look awesome. You did an awesome job.
And I can’t thank you enough for this pattern, it’s a great pattern and was a lot of fun to work with ❤️❤️👍👍
Great that you sent it!! Another vintage pattern saved and passed along!!❤️❤️❤️
Great job! Looks just like the photo.
I feel ya. Haha, I find I need to rewrite often. You seriously crack me up. Thank you for the hot mess mystery anyway. Loved it.
Yep, rewrite the pattern and include the * and the correct numbers, etc. Good job figuring out that beautiful square! I would have given up at the beginning!!
I have this pattern memorized. I’ve used it all my life for many projects. For 50+ years.
@@laraemitchell9064 I guess you have the pattern that doesn't have all the mistakes in it 🙂
A beautiful piece of work you did so well in figuring out the pattern, definitely one to do. Thanks Corrina for a great channel ❤️❤️👏👏🇬🇧
Hi, Corrina. Wow, I am impressed at the way you figured the beginning of the pattern out. It just shows your experience and expertise in working and reading patterns, at the ch.21 misprint I would have gave up. 😂. I really liked the pattern once you figured it out. 😊, I also would like to find that Anne cotton yarn from Brazil, and try it. Anyway you impressed and 😮 delighted myself with this video. ❤, keep up the good work! See ya soon on the tube. Oh, yes you are right on with that A.I. flood. 😮.
Hi Corinna! i was doing a crochet doily when I started watching the video and guess what? I am using Anne too! What a coincidence! I am brazilian, and Circulo is one of the biggest yarn and thread companies here in Brazil. I recommend to you their cotton thread Clea, its even thinner, you have to use a 1.25mm hook. I love the pattern and you did good with the messy writing! Till next time hon!
So cool!
The year I was born! Am looking forward to seeing what it is!!
Man, just when I was digging the octopus vibes...
This very pattern was in my Gramma’s 1946 pattern Book called The Complete Book of Crochet. Made with mainly Coats & Lily threads & yarns
It's beautiful! ❤ I'm thinking I might make a nice throw with this pattern.
I've never crochet buti I love watching you make things.
Are you planning on making any more vintage bags? ❤ 😃 I Absolutely LOVE the last one you made!!
Yes I am!
@@justvintagecrochet I can't wait! 😃
It turned out lovely! You did a great job decyphering that pattern. One small typo can cause a lot of headache.
Corrina look at you go mama go!!!
174 comments comments!!!! Thats huge huge huge. I ve always loved you and your channels blogs glogsetc. Watched the growth.🎉🎉🎉🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉 Everyone is catching on like a house on fire. So happy for you doll.
Well you managed to show that one who's boss! I love this pattern, I bet it would look nice in a chunky yarn but keep extending it to make a nice square throw!
Another success. you're killing it.
That chain 21 caused a bit of confusion. 😂 I really enjoy the mystery patterns. They are giving me confidence that I can figure out sone vintage Barbie doll clothes patterns that I found at a thrift store years ago. They are crocheted in thread.
I love the mystery patterns so much! I keep hunting for them online. thanks for the tip on the web site!
Turned out to be very pretty.
Yet again, another brilliant mystery solved despite the goober-ous pattern type-os!! You enthrall me with your patience on pattern errors. I'll frog my own mistakes endlessly, but if the pattern has big errors (ch2 vs ch21?!?) I just implode and frog it all. 😂
Re: AI, OMG yes, totally agree! I love science and history content, YT is now filled with AI-generated hogwash that's nothing more than click bait. I don't envy YT as they know if they demonetize someone who uses AI due to a speech impediment or thick accent 💩 could hit the fan.
Also, how to define "creative"? My son (23) will use Blender to create digital objects that make me go 🤯 but for him it's NBD. That same son will watch me make a quick scarf using all DCs and cowers from my witchcraft. Neither of us feel we're being overly "creative".
I think I'll just continue being my old Luddite self... I don't own a dog *big* enough to put in the AI fight. 😂
yeah, it's effortless content farming, as soon as I hear that AI voice, I jump right off , Im not hear for that at all lol
@@justvintagecrochet What gets me laughing is what I call the "Infinity Reaction" video, where Person A reacts to Person B reacting to Person A's original content. I'm a fierce advocate of Reduce/Reuse/Recycle but NOT for RUclips videos. 😠
It's beautiful, it reminds me a lot of the Chenille bedspreads we all had in the 60s and 70s.
#24 is a winner!
Your chain 3 is your first double crochet and then a 5 DC popcorn. You included the chain 3 as part of the pc
Yes, I didn’t realize until after I edited the vid, I did make a note of that in the pinned comment 👍
I made a Cardigan for my sister in that yarn & it turned out beautifully & washes so well. I have several balls from the same company & love it ❤️❤️👏👏🇬🇧
Wow You did it again !! Ms Corinna in the Living room with the Crochet Hook ( the game Clue lol ) solved another Mystery woot woot ❤it Thank You for another great video !!!
Okay so I have done numerous vintage from Purple Kitty. Never had issue. I think she bought a book of reprint. I cannot find this pattern on Vintage Bedspreads. Purple Kitty is my go to for Vintage. I do not go to any book reprint listed for they are retyped patterns. Another fun video. Thank you.
Beautiful work Karina! You really nailed it!😊 My aunt had made a blanket for me back at early 80’s with a very similar pattern and thick cotton yarn. It’s a very beautiful blanket and a treasure for me.
That is awesome!
Love it👍👍
I had several patterns similar to this one back in the 90's. Made up a bunch of them, starched them, and added hooks for "snowflakes" for my Christmas tree. They look just as charming now as they did when I made them. Hmmm...I may be inspired to make more now for my daughters' Christmas trees. Thank you for videos!
I love it!❤
Love this, cool👌🏾
Beautiful 😍
Oh this is such a sweet square! Good job girl!
Thank you! 😊
It's very beautiful! The center looks like a flower, I think it could look stunning in pink or pastel colors
I think so too!
That's sooo adorable! Thanks for posting!
Beautiful 🎉
Aw Well Done Corinna! Looks lovely❣️
Very pretty!!!❤❤❤
So pretty!
Another great job , well done
Love this square!😊
Ohhh, very pretty ❤️
Love it. Thanks.
LOVE LOVE your mystery crochet videos!!! And YES!!!!! I would love it if you published this pattern properly! WOW, went from a ch21 to a beautiful tifgt square....I am BEYOND impressed!!!
I have seen this done in 4ply its really cool you do beautiful work
I’ve made afghans in this pattern. Also pillows in 4ply using one square on the front and one on the back.
Looks like a kind of granny square
You nailed it again Corrina, love your work big thanks for your videos❤🇦🇺
Thank you so much!
I am an avid doily maker along with knitting. I love your crochet mystery pattern videos.
This would make a beautiful bedspread!
I really like this too. It would make a very nice bedspread.
Gotta get my head in the game… 👏👏👏 🧡 to Justin and Merlin
Very versitle . love this his
Very pretty.
This was really pretty. Yes definitely make a pattern for it please. It would look really good in a thick yarn .
Well done Corinna, I like this motif square. Love, love these videos, thank you.
Thanks so much 😊
You're welcome 😉@@justvintagecrochet
It was a bumpy start, but you nailed it! ❤
This in a dk or worsted weight yarn would work up into a blanket pretty quickly. Going to give it a go.