Time Travel in Crochet: Mystery Crochet Pattern | Just Vintage Crochet

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  • Опубликовано: 6 янв 2025

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  • @justvintagecrochet
    @justvintagecrochet  Год назад +162

    I made a lot of mistakes in this one and missed row 4, I think I need a break lol, been crocheting nonstop for about 7 months now.

    • @Ohwhale79
      @Ohwhale79 Год назад +25

      Wow! You definitely deserve a break!! I LOVE these videos and I'll happily wait patiently until you're ready to get back at it!!

    • @doninis1354
      @doninis1354 Год назад +11

      Well, nobody is perfekt and you thought us how to fix it if we are not able to understand the pattern, just make it pretty! Thank you soooo much for your work and effort. I am enjoying your videos so much. I already worked the seerose, the beaitiful pattern with the straps in between, the 70's poncho, one of the doylies, the fan doylie (try to turn it in a neckline for a west.)
      So thank you again for keepingn us on duty. 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🏵🌹 you are awsom.

    • @LoopySusieQ
      @LoopySusieQ Год назад +24

      Not mistakes ... Customizations!😂❤

    • @lisaheyob951
      @lisaheyob951 Год назад +1

      You are human lol I love watching you .. thread is not for me am a yarn girl 😂😂 from 2 ply to 4 nothing bigger 😂😂

    • @CyndiWho
      @CyndiWho Год назад

      I totally feel you! Just come back to it another day. Maybe after your Christmas break.❤

  • @flaxline
    @flaxline Год назад +4

    Modern patterns with video tutorials had me forget why I was scared of crochet for so long.
    These Videos remind me. Is like a forbidden witchcraft to work off of these vintage written patterns 😂

  • @kindhearted88
    @kindhearted88 Год назад +199

    I think the last part was meant to be 3 popcorns next to each other. So, a popcorn, 1 chain. Next stitch, a popcorn, 1 chain. Next stich, a popcorn, 1 chain.

    • @dawn5227
      @dawn5227 Год назад +19

      That's exactly how I'm reading it aswell

    • @WinkTartanBelle
      @WinkTartanBelle Год назад +17

      Exactly this. A popcorn, ch1, popcorn, ch1, so on. It's ok Corinna! We all need a break from time to time! You are still adorable, bright, funny, and talented. You brightened my day, as usual.

    • @debbiehannah4817
      @debbiehannah4817 Год назад +9

      I thought that too, Corinne you did really well.

    • @subliminalphish
      @subliminalphish Год назад +8

      That's how I took it. I've seen this motif or one like it that is lined with popcorn stitches. It was done by people who very well could have had the booklet of this pattern and yes the original pattern book. I'm old and my grandma and aunts and others would have seen this in first print.

    • @thewitchhut63
      @thewitchhut63 Год назад +7

      Yep, that's exactly what I was saying to myself as she was reading it. Don't put a ch1 in between each dc of the popcorn st., do the popcorn then ch1.

  • @gwendolenshepard9124
    @gwendolenshepard9124 Год назад +68

    If anyone complains, they are just mean. New patterns are hard enough, but without a photograph and on camera is hugely hard. Love your content.

  • @Ohwhale79
    @Ohwhale79 Год назад +50

    Not disappointed at all! I cook a lot and I skip over whole sections of a recipe and wonder what went wrong. Sigh. We're all just human 😂😅😊❤

    • @babiifrshj07
      @babiifrshj07 Год назад +4

      I do the same 😂

    • @missmaryhdream6560
      @missmaryhdream6560 Год назад +2

      Hello personally, I admire this brave, hardworking lady. I love these mystery videos. If I could afford for you to have a lovely holiday, I certainly would. You are very much, worth it. Thankyou

  • @RealMelodyBlue
    @RealMelodyBlue Год назад +20

    SD is what my grandmother said is a short double, which is indeed a half double. She's the one who taught me how to crochet.

  • @cynthiahowe8697
    @cynthiahowe8697 Год назад +58

    I believe on row 9 that you are supposed to put a popcorn stitch in each dc making 3 popcorn stitches, very pretty I might try it. I think I would have used the lavender for the flower and the white for the background. I don't think that I would want the black background.

    • @jeaninemoore1051
      @jeaninemoore1051 Год назад +7

      I agree with the row 9 comments.

    • @ellbow7287
      @ellbow7287 Год назад +12

      I agree that's what the pattern says " a 4dc popcorn st , 1ch in each of the next 3dc". That's 3 popcorn sts.😊

    • @sidmelucci3675
      @sidmelucci3675 Год назад +8

      That was my interpretation, too. Those instructions really were ambiguous.

    • @rosemarycreollo4326
      @rosemarycreollo4326 Год назад +5

      Yes! On the 3 popcorns and on using white for the background.

    • @mariankay6482
      @mariankay6482 Год назад +7

      Bless your heart. I bet you read the comments and had a "hit yourself in the forehead and yell, I coulda had a V8"!🤣 Or a popcorn with a chain between 3 times in those 3 stitches. Oh, I was trying so hard to help you! I was talking to my phone, apparently loud, because my husband asked what was wrong. 🤣
      I told him my mystery pattern hero, Corinna, was struggling with some directions in the pattern.
      He asked if you heard me!🤣
      No, she didn't but I wanted to help her so badly!
      Maybe, since all of us are in agreement, you could do a part 2 and redo the row we missed and this one but only if it makes you feel better. Don't do it if it causes frustration.
      And, take a break! We will be okay! I would rather miss you for a few days than for this to cause you to burn out or not enjoy doing this anymore!
      We love you! We're not going anywhere! ♥️🧶😘

  • @lindacurry2117
    @lindacurry2117 Год назад +5

    It just happens. Ive been crocheting for over 50 years now and, it still happens to me. Just the way it is. Dont sweat ut ,Corinna! Its all good. I love your channel. Pkease keep up the good work.
    Sincerely,
    Linda the Happy Hooker😊✌️

  • @nikolaiadrigov
    @nikolaiadrigov Год назад +13

    It's not disappointing at all! This is the fun of mystery patterns. If it was perfect every time, I think the idea might be less charming. I think it's very cool that you did your best and still ended up with something pretty. At the same time you're teaching people to riff/improvise on the fly if they cant fully understand a pattern or if a pattern is incorrect or unclear, which helps make things less scary for less experienced people.
    Give yourself a much needed recharge, but don't sweat the small stuff! You're creating great content for everyone. And not just these mystery patterns.
    Thank you!

  • @app103
    @app103 Год назад +12

    That part you can't figure out is 3 popcorns, one in each of the 3 dc's. That's 4 dc in the first dc, then turn it into a popcorn, ch 1, then do it again in the next 2 dc, for a total of 3 popcorns. Oh, and the motifs appear to be octagons, not squares?
    If I do this one, I will probably use similar colors to what you used, using Red Heart Soft yarn, white for the flowers, Leaf for the leaves, and either Watercolors or Plumy (both variegated) for the background. (because I'm a purple fiend)

  • @sandismith4522
    @sandismith4522 Год назад +20

    You need to work a popcorn stitch in the first double. Chain 1. Popcorn in next double. Chain 1 popcorn in 3rd double chain then sc in first school.

    • @gluedwithgold
      @gluedwithgold Год назад +5

      this is how I interpretted it as well - 3 popcorn stitches separated by a ch1!

    • @lizzbeth1066
      @lizzbeth1066 Год назад +4

      That is how i interpreted also

    • @karenstubbington7739
      @karenstubbington7739 Год назад +2

      I also understood it this way🫶

  • @AmoCultumAlo
    @AmoCultumAlo Год назад +5

    Report for row 9: You should slip into the centre sc before doing the trebles. It is three 4-dc popcorn stitches with ch1 in between each. I'll also note that the repeat pattern is a bit off because it says to end with the treble shell, but it actually just joins with the starting treble shell. The chains in the shells form the corners, and you get a square in the end with two sets of popcorn stitches between the corners. I did mine in worsted weight yarn because that's what I had, so I might actually make a full blanket with it since I'll need far fewer motifs!

    • @jackiespencer4694
      @jackiespencer4694 Год назад

      Could you post a picture of your finished work?

    • @AmoCultumAlo
      @AmoCultumAlo Год назад

      @@jackiespencer4694 hmm, I'm not sure where. I don't think RUclips comments let you do that.

    • @paulettemarino7274
      @paulettemarino7274 Год назад +1

      You are making a square with 3 4dc popcorn stitches per side with a ch1 between each popcorn for a total of 16 popcorn stitches and (it looks like) 16 stitches

    • @paulettemarino7274
      @paulettemarino7274 Год назад +1

      It’s a square with the trebles serving as the corners…

  • @stacyjohnson5388
    @stacyjohnson5388 Год назад +24

    It looks alot like a square with a flower in the center. My mother made a queen size bedspread with it in cotton yarn when she was pregnant with me in 1961

  • @bellelindamoser9069
    @bellelindamoser9069 Год назад +3

    with my dyslexia I didn't even get to the third row, BUT I did a small moffit that I like, so thank you

    • @romaynecarlin1249
      @romaynecarlin1249 Год назад +1

      hi. i have dyslexia too and commonly have issues with written patterns. thank goodness for YT!

  • @evilempryss
    @evilempryss Год назад +3

    I'm new to crochet and reading patterns, and I just wanted you to know that the fact that you struggle to make sense of them makes me feel so much better about my own struggles. Thank you for being willing to share your imperfections 🥰

  • @jackiespencer4694
    @jackiespencer4694 Год назад +3

    I love watching you figure these out. Often it would be hard for anyone to just whip through, yet, you do! I find that if i crochet one day skip the next, i don't have problem with burnouts. When i need something quick and stay on it for long, i start stressing and then make mistakes. You've made a beautiful design even if you couldn't get the pattern and that encourages me to go back to some paterns i gave up on, to go back and do my own thing. Thank you for sharing these beautiful patterns!

  • @melaniehurcombe9272
    @melaniehurcombe9272 Год назад +29

    I am loving your channel,since watching not only are you amazing but I can now read crochet patterns, a lot of these patterns are ones my grandma made especially the doilies ❤️❤️❤️

    • @Ohwhale79
      @Ohwhale79 Год назад +2

      Ikr? Makes me want to start crocheting again!

  • @katherinefilz
    @katherinefilz Год назад +1

    My curiosity got me at the 12:57( time) SDC I hadn't heard of before. Looked it up. It says it's a Standing double crochet. Has anyone ever seen that before? I love to learn of new stitches and patterns. It was a few days ago that I found you here @justvintagecrochet This has been so much fun. I may try to do some patterns that were handed down to me. Thank You for your work.

  • @joanneentwistle7653
    @joanneentwistle7653 Год назад +12

    Yes, Corinna, you deserve a break! You have done an amazing job producing content on this channel. Get out and have some fun, or stay home and put your feet up and relax, before the summer is over ❤

  • @introvertedbanshee6017
    @introvertedbanshee6017 Год назад +10

    You skipped the instruction for the 4th round.
    Also for round nine, popcorn st in each dc with a ch 1 between each popcorn stitch.

  • @DSMC46
    @DSMC46 Год назад +13

    On row 9 you should have a total of 3 popcorn stitches in a row, not just one. So you are making a popcorn in one stitch but over the next 3 stitches. 🥰. I’ve seen this before. You did wonderfully!

  • @TheKatherine1958
    @TheKatherine1958 Год назад +1

    Hi Corinna- I’m rewatching the mystery series. Lol I’ve seen them all but I so enjoy this series.
    I hope we get more mystery patterns from you in the future. I know you’ve crocheted so much lately. I’m not trying to push you. 😊

    • @bonnieperkins1419
      @bonnieperkins1419 3 месяца назад

      She's right, take some time but we look forward to future mysteries

  • @blktauna
    @blktauna Год назад +2

    You got most of it! And the hardest part. You can fill it to be a square in any old way, but the flowers are so cute!

  • @brendagarner6367
    @brendagarner6367 Год назад +1

    I like your version! It turned out very pretty!
    I can relate. I have had those problems with patterns and, usually, I end up finding a different pattern. I like that you show the frustrations and mistakes because it happens to all of us and sometimes we need a reminder that it happens to everybody!

  • @Troutay
    @Troutay Год назад +1

    Never disappointed. I enjoy having you figure things out rather than me. Mine would have looked like some sort of picasso-ish thing!

  • @tinabarwick4143
    @tinabarwick4143 Год назад +4

    Please don't apologise, it's fun to engage and give it your best shot and no one could ask for more than that. It's impossible to get it right every time, all you can do is your best, which you obviously do and I thank you for that. Love your channel x Best Wishes.

  • @Fallinghoshi
    @Fallinghoshi Год назад +2

    My husband’s grandmother made that blanket and it is gorgeous

  • @jeaninemoore1051
    @jeaninemoore1051 Год назад +3

    I may have blinked 😮but I missed row 4.

  • @shannonvickers145
    @shannonvickers145 Год назад

    I would throw in the towel too. it is pretty. Sometimes the instructions just don’t compute in our brain. There is nothing that was disappointing to me. I like your honesty. Keep the mysteries coming.

  • @iknowwhoiamdoyou
    @iknowwhoiamdoyou Год назад

    Corinna you are amazing! You made something so beautiful even though you missed a row! When I got to the end of this video and saw the finished motif with the white edging in the crab stitch I immediately thought, "How wonderful this lady is and so smart and talented! " I can see that finished into a wooden embroidery hoop with the tightening screw at the bottom and a pretty little green or lavender ribbon tied in a bow around the screw, a la 1980's "country-esque" style of decorating, and hanging on a bedroom or bathroom wall. I love your channel and what you create! You help me "Get my Hook On!" so I keep crocheting on my largest project to date: a 60" x 60" afghan for my sister :)

  • @sheilaowen5071
    @sheilaowen5071 Год назад +2

    I did a pattern like that once, and that's when I learned not to look ahead, or think ahead, and just do exactly what it says, even if it doesn't make sense to me. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, lol. Sorry you got all frustrated with it

  • @heatheryarbrough5255
    @heatheryarbrough5255 Год назад

    Boy this is a doozy if it stumped you. I imagine it could be a beautiful afghan. My mother in law was the most prolific crocheter “if that’s even a word”. She made many afghans like this. Love your channel, not disappointed at all.

  • @OwliSketches
    @OwliSketches Год назад +1

    I would love to do a mystery pattern with you on a live, would be crazy!

  • @roxanamcglinchey6613
    @roxanamcglinchey6613 Год назад

    Please don't apologise, no need to.. I absolutely love your channel Corinna. I'm in awe of all your talent. I very much enjoy watching you with these vintage patterns! I could never read and understand these patterns! ❤

  • @claudetteyoung3383
    @claudetteyoung3383 Год назад +1

    You know, the way you finished this piece could lso lend itself to (almost) a hexagonal square afghan Woudn't that be pretty And I like how you finished it. Kudos!

  • @falcongal63
    @falcongal63 Год назад +5

    Not me yelling ‘it’s a popcorn in each of 3 stitches!’ 😂 You made such a good effort and no need to apologize. ❤

  • @adelacoburn1396
    @adelacoburn1396 Год назад

    Not this old lady, not disappointed at all, and the white trim finished the motif off nicely.

  • @theMermaidRhonda
    @theMermaidRhonda Год назад +1

    I think the sdc may have been a standing double crochet..

  • @bcd4562
    @bcd4562 Год назад +5

    ❤ I cannot tell you how utterly satisfying and heartening it is to see someone else on this earth struggle with a pattern.
    I struggle with well written patterns so RUclips has been a literal godsend.
    I think this is absolutely beautiful 😍 and yes, I'll take a pass on this one 😂

  • @lulubellsshoebox1650
    @lulubellsshoebox1650 Год назад +1

    Still looks pretty, I might try it out at some point, thanks for sharing and be kind to yourself ! In France we only go 7 weeks before we take a break, do as we do 😉

  • @OwliSketches
    @OwliSketches Год назад

    This is really pretty, I would love to change the background to blue and it would look like water lilies on a pond!

  • @melaniecrochets
    @melaniecrochets Год назад +1

    I think row 9 is wanting multiple popcorn stitches with a ch 1 between, so 4dc popcorn, ch1 & do that for 3 popcorn stitches.

  • @RainbowWrangler
    @RainbowWrangler Год назад +1

    1 your videos are great! I stream a little and always give you shoutouts for the things ive learned here or stitch repeats ive borrowed for other projects and my peeps love u too!
    2 i sit crocheting whatever im doing and watch you and I love hearing ur little dog cliperting around in the bg cuz my doggo is doing the same thing! She always perks her ears up and looks happy when she hears yours woofing or playing its so wholesome 😊
    You are definitely my favourite crochet youtuber ❤

  • @beverlyharward9631
    @beverlyharward9631 Год назад +4

    Very pretty! I like crochet flower patterns, especially in blankets or afghans. Thank you. I thoroughly enjoy your vintage patterns 🎉❤

  • @Tala_Masca
    @Tala_Masca Год назад

    Loving the colours! No sorrys that you couldn't finish it! I understand the brainfry.

  • @deaniej2766
    @deaniej2766 Год назад

    Thank you. Popcorn stitches are the bane of my crocheting existence, I have never really understood them. Finally, you explained them in a way that now I "get" them.

  • @Nanners-z7v
    @Nanners-z7v Год назад +4

    I think it would look like water lillies if you used blue instead of black. Very nice!❤

  • @beckybramlett3515
    @beckybramlett3515 Год назад

    Even if you did make mistakes, you learned from them ! That’s the main thing AND the pattern has turned out really pretty .

  • @oppositeofh8
    @oppositeofh8 11 месяцев назад

    way to power through! i think you're right about that being a corner & then the popcorns are supposed to shore up the sides to you can turn that circle into a square. thanks for sharing your frustration & triumphs, it's nice to know we all have 'em.
    😻😻😻😻😻 5/5

  • @teddie_schaefer1963
    @teddie_schaefer1963 Год назад

    I have walked away from patterns before and i knew what they were! You did great. I knew it was trying to square it off but couldn't tell you!😅😅

  • @tigereyemusic
    @tigereyemusic Год назад

    Interesting piece of info about the single crochet in UK terminology. I have a very old UK crochet and knitting book (don’t know how old, but it was made by a yarn company and had a price of 1 penny), and where it lists the stitches and how to do them, it says “single crochet (also known as slip stitch)”. So in the UK the missing “single crochet” is just the slip stitch.

  • @romaynecarlin1249
    @romaynecarlin1249 Год назад

    hiya corinne! disappointed? not me! nice color choice for it. would look nice on a hat/coat or as a fascinator before going round. oh, on the corner of an afghan! maybe if you continue in the round you could make a shoulder bag or tote. your patience is much longer than mine. xoxo

  • @danamcmanus
    @danamcmanus Год назад +1

    I love your finished "thang" Corinna! You rock! 💘

  • @julieselden7932
    @julieselden7932 Год назад

    I think they wanted you to make a popcorn stitch in all 3 of those stitches! 😊

  • @renaeschei4267
    @renaeschei4267 Год назад +6

    I'm Always thankful for the time you take to inspire the art of crochet. The pattern was difficult, but it looks beautiful.
    I found a photo of the Afghan on Etsy, it was not easy to see the stitches you were trying to do. Thank you for all you do to make my day a happy one❤

  • @nancyd7339
    @nancyd7339 Год назад

    Wow! that is so different and an amazing pattern so interesting.

  • @KnotCraftyKara
    @KnotCraftyKara Год назад

    You did so well 💗 it looks so pretty i am sure you would've got it . Don't be too hard on yourself. I agree with previous comments it was a popcorn in each off the double crochet stitch with a chain between but it's easier said when you are looking from the outside. I still love it either way ❤

  • @roxann_bam
    @roxann_bam Год назад

    For all you do and inspire, you deserve a brake. I'm sure we'll all be right here when you come back. I know I have alot of catching up to do.😅

  • @roseredm6663
    @roseredm6663 Год назад

    Not disappointed at all. It is very pretty.

  • @karenallen8424
    @karenallen8424 Год назад +1

    I’m not disappointed with what you have done, I am still amazed at how far you can get with these patterns without any idea what you’re making!! I love the way yours turned out it’s very pretty.

  • @sutarikun
    @sutarikun Год назад +5

    You made such great work of this tough mystery! This would be cute as just a decoration or even as a fascinator (just attach a barrette or Bobby pin!).

  • @erikagholston6610
    @erikagholston6610 Год назад

    Thanks for trying your best. Sometimes we just have to walk away & try again later.

  • @debraperkins4448
    @debraperkins4448 20 дней назад

    I Sent Your Channel to My Daughter. She texted me last Year Apologizing That When I kept asking Her to Crochet with me in Her Youth, She Didn't want to Even Try, Now She's Asking Me from Miles Away, to Teach Her😂 (I'm in New Mexico, She's in Florida) Now She's going on 45 and I would do Anything to be Sitting with Her Crocheting 🥰 Watching and Listening to You, We Would have a Blast.
    You Have Been a Blessing to Me, and I Know She Will be Able to Pick this Craft Up Quickly With Your Talent, Patience, and Such a Gr8 Sense of Humor and Teaching Skills
    Love and Prayers to You Corrina, and Yah Bless You, and All Whom You 💕 Love❤

    • @debraperkins4448
      @debraperkins4448 20 дней назад

      I'm 67 and You Taught Me a New Stitch, I just Love 🥰Your Crab Stitch, and Ya' Don't havta' Apologize, You Are inspiring ‼️

  • @delladearest2511
    @delladearest2511 Год назад

    It’s a lovely motif Corinna, no worries as I won’t be making the Afghan. Yikes those mid century patterns, even from the 70s and 80s are a doozy for me to interpret so all my old books are in a box somewhere……waiting for me……someday ❣️

  • @marymathis9299
    @marymathis9299 Год назад +3

    Love what you do...please - no apologies!!! You made me feel like there is someone else in this crochet world that doesn't get it right the first time. I thought you did really great and it looks nice! Keep it up, Gal!!! Loving your fun channel!!!

  • @mtngrammy6953
    @mtngrammy6953 2 месяца назад

    I like yours better!! Would make a cute baby blanket or simply some casters for a hot drink on a table. I don't do a lot of crocheting anymore (at nearly 80), but love watching all your videos. I inherited a lot of very old patterns from my grandmother, so I understand how difficult some can be to follow.

  • @teresacortes2759
    @teresacortes2759 Год назад +1

    It is so beautiful. At least you put it out there for people to try. If they do it the written way, your way, or what they create from this on their own, it's a win!! You did NOT disappoint!! Take a break and enjoy the end of the summer!! -Love, from one of your newest subscribers.

  • @HollyHook718
    @HollyHook718 Год назад

    I understand the pattern like that: The popcorn is made of 4 dc and there should be 3 of the 4DCpopcorns with a chain 1 in between.
    It's a beautiful pattern and I like your colour combination , thank you Corinna for sharing !
    Take care of yourself and relax :)🍀🍀🍀🍀🌻🌻🌻🌻

  • @karentzn
    @karentzn Год назад +2

    To be honest I love your design. The variegated leaves are awesome. Crab stitch pops

  • @RealMelodyBlue
    @RealMelodyBlue Год назад

    Yesss!!! My grandmother made me a coat/sweater with this!! But it was square.

    • @RealMelodyBlue
      @RealMelodyBlue Год назад

      She made me the coat in the early 1970's, but she had made tons of stuff with this pattern back in the 1940's for my mother and her sisters when they were around 10 years old. Hope this helps you. Sh always made this in a square and she had blankets made from this pattern.
      Don't feel bad about making mistakes, because the mistakes we make, make us better in the end.

  • @zangetsu284
    @zangetsu284 Год назад

    I didn't know I would enjoy investigative work on a vintage crochet pattern until today

  • @mermaidstears4897
    @mermaidstears4897 Год назад +1

    I’ve been wanting to make a flower Afghan, and I think this pattern would be great! Thanks!!!

  • @FionaC1
    @FionaC1 Год назад

    Yay, a mystery pattern! 😊 🍿

  • @pamelabuccilli5960
    @pamelabuccilli5960 Год назад

    The short double crochet (sdc) is another name for the half double crochet. you are correct.

  • @AmoCultumAlo
    @AmoCultumAlo Год назад +2

    It turned out really beautiful despite all the confusion! I love the crab stitch border in white. Such a lovely finish. Now I feel like trying this just to see if anything clicks. If I figure it out, I'll come back and report!

  • @juliegogo2941
    @juliegogo2941 Год назад

    I do like that crab single crochet. Thanks

  • @gloriacheon5952
    @gloriacheon5952 Год назад

    I like it too!!!👍🌹

  • @crowznest438
    @crowznest438 Год назад

    What a pretty thing that turned out to be..

  • @katht309
    @katht309 Год назад

    Thank you for doing this one, I loved what you did enough to go searching for the pattern and I'm going to do this one myself - but as a handful of squares for the side of a bag.

  • @glendabrady9996
    @glendabrady9996 Год назад

    Take a nice break. 😢. We will be here!😊

  • @NYKnitter
    @NYKnitter Год назад

    Great series, love these , I am sure by now someone also comments , SDC always meant Standing Double Crochet for me

  • @misse-jensen
    @misse-jensen Год назад

    You have to make 4 popcorn Stitch, one befor the 3 dc it will make 4❤❤❤ so you make a chain between the popcorn stitches, it's a side❤ hope it makes sense❤❤❤

  • @kittkatt2255
    @kittkatt2255 8 месяцев назад

    What does Bob Ross say? There are no mistakes only happy accidents. I love the way this turned out. You are so very talented.

  • @patpowell6684
    @patpowell6684 Год назад

    Must admit that I’ve only just found your channel and I’m really enjoying it. I was in stitches…no pun intended…when you didn’t read the amount of wool correctly, it stated 10 one and a quarter ounces not balls or skeins 😅must admit I had a heads up on you…I was born the year of the pattern and when I first started knitting (on my mothers knee) we bought wool by the ounce! Looking forward to binge watching your videos. Bye from Liverpool England 💁🏼‍♀️

  • @tamaramillyard2048
    @tamaramillyard2048 Год назад

    I got it! On row nine you are to make one popcorn in each dc crochet stitch then chain one between each popcorn.

  • @jenreeves7684
    @jenreeves7684 Год назад

    I think the pattern wanted you to square it up so you can crochet them together in the blanket. It really did turn out pretty with the colors you chose. 😊

  • @debbieolagues5283
    @debbieolagues5283 Год назад

    It came outso pretty! I love the spring colors you chose for the little motif, Maybe you can use it s an accent in the spring. Job well done.

  • @148kmartinez
    @148kmartinez Год назад

    It came out very pretty !❤

  • @katelynw3213
    @katelynw3213 Год назад +1

    I think it's really cute. Looks like a water lily, and it could exist on its own as a little doily or the like

  • @marywrigjt7614
    @marywrigjt7614 Год назад

    Yours is very pretty on its own.

  • @judyeuller7602
    @judyeuller7602 Год назад

    Im surprised that you figure any of them out. 😊. Great job!

  • @bnhietala
    @bnhietala Год назад

    I feel like they wanted a 4 dc popcorn, ch 1 in the top of each of the three double crochets. Would've been nice if they'd written it that way. Of course, a modern version of this probably WOULD have been written more clearly. This is cute. I may have to pull out some scraps and give it a shot.

  • @rosemarycreollo4326
    @rosemarycreollo4326 Год назад

    Love your color choices and how you created your own fix around not understanding the pattern. Very pretty! I use post it notes to show me where I am in pattern instructions and to note with tic marks what rows I've finished - so I don't skip any (another of my dummy proofing thingies). I never remember to click my row counter! Was sitting here this morning trying to send you the thought that the pattern was saying to do a popcorn, ch 1 in @ of the three dc's. Very enjoyable and clear tutorial, again! You rock! Love your mystery patterns!
    (RUclips is freezing up on me today, so I couldn't leave a comment until i found your video again!)

    • @justvintagecrochet
      @justvintagecrochet  Год назад

      Thank you so much , Rosemary 🤗

    • @rosemarycreollo4326
      @rosemarycreollo4326 Год назад

      @@justvintagecrochet I'd also wanted to say that I routinely give myself a day off from crochet when I start making lots of mistakes, can't figure out pattern instructions or just plain get tired of crocheting! Feels good & I go back refreshed! I know that in addition to being very passionate about crochet, you've also made a career out of it. Every job I ever worked gave me days off. The real trick is to go do something frivolous & fun on those days off! 😘

  • @emmaleethompson7964
    @emmaleethompson7964 Год назад

    I like the flower, the popcorns work well. The variations in petals, and colours, draw your eye to the centre rosette. Could the single crochet be slip stitch?

  • @debralucas6673
    @debralucas6673 Год назад +2

    Corrine your amazing ,I wouldn't know where to start! love watching you create these wonderful patterns and have expanded my crochet stitch journey having been inspired by your patience and determination to understand these vintage patterns.

  • @3rdand105
    @3rdand105 Год назад +1

    You did very well, please don't let this one throw you. I have some thoughts on Round 9, because I've been there in the past, not knowing what the pattern is asking for. I know it can be difficult, but what I find works best, even if I don't immediately understand what's going on, is to trust the process and to do exactly what the pattern says; take the instructions literally. After working the corner, I would have skipped the stitches they didn't tell us to skip, and began working the popcorns in those three dc's. It would leave a gap, sure, but maybe that's what they wanted. It would be symmetrical, because I'm almost certain they didn't tell you to skip any stitches before working the second corner, having gotten the popcorns done. If all else fails, make it your own, as you did so beautifully (I would expect nothing less from you). I'm already looking forward to the next video. Enjoy your weekend!

    • @Beuteltier
      @Beuteltier Год назад +1

      @3rdand105 I think you are right, I did it the same way and it seems to work fine 🙂

  • @stephaniepavlakos3510
    @stephaniepavlakos3510 Год назад +1

    “sdc” means standing double crochet. OR short double crochet. I think you chose correctly with a 1/2 double crochet.

  • @irene_f.
    @irene_f. Год назад

    It is still beautiful.

  • @Harkart59
    @Harkart59 Год назад

    wow! That was a brain buster!!!🤯The result you made is so pretty!!!!

  • @nicholaskasovac9748
    @nicholaskasovac9748 Год назад

    I have finally figured out why I like watching these videos, aside from the mystery and the vintage designs......the moments when you get confused by the instructions sounds EXACTLY what I sound like when I'm trying to read a new pattern! As an advanced beginner (intermediate?), I feel very vindicated knowing someone with your skill level also gets confused or stuck reading patterns. So the next time I get stuck on a pattern and that voice in my head begins to question my intelligence and why I took up crochet in the first place, the other voice in my head is going to remind me of you...."well, if it happens to a very skilled professional....and she posted it on RUclips!.....then it's not the end of the world!" Thank you. I truly appreciate your efforts and dedication.

    • @nicholaskasovac9748
      @nicholaskasovac9748 Год назад

      P.S. I think row 9 is supposed to be 3 popcorn stitches (with ch 1 in between each popcorn) as others have described.