1967 Mystery Vintage Crochet Pattern | What Will we work this time?

[@stephaniepavlakos3510]

I remember doing crochet patterns in the 60’s. And I had to get someone to read it to me so I could understand what I was supposed to do as I tried to do it. I’m surprised I still crochet.

[@julieselden7932]

OMG You got to that part where you just didn't understand and I felt for you When you started shaking that paper I started to laugh so hard I was crying. I have been there so many times. Congratulations on your 20k Thanks for keeping me entertained.

[@littlecricket3140]

wasn't it great! She is so awesome.

[@justvintagecrochet]

lol and, thank you :)

[@justvintagecrochet]

thank you :)

[@julieselden7932]

​@@littlecricket3140 yes she is great. I love that she has come out with a channel like no other. Who would have thought that we would enjoy watching old patterns come alive. This channel is my favorite

[@danichan913]

The frustration shake was very relatable, I think it meant to use the same stitch she used for the last front post dc that was made. Excessively worst patterns are the worst.

[@rosacanisalba]

"It's not right, but it's OK, I'm gonna make it anyway" has to be the theme song of confused chrocheters everywhere!😂 (31:00)

[@dees3179]

I love this whole series for so many reasons. Especially interesting today (as I frog a jumper for the fifth time - cursed yarn) is the differences in pattern writing style. I’ve always assumed not being able to understand a pattern is my own stupidity. But perhaps I’m not entirely at fault. Congratulations on the subscribers. You deserve many many more.

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@DeborahKeleman]

My mind was just blown! Hooks are vintage? Lol. It's all I have, wow! Didn't know current hooks are different! Please don't stop this series! I love it!

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you, im not slowing down :)

[@LixiaWinter]

Of course you talk with your hands - they're the main characters of the videos! Thank you for doing all of this - you give me so much confidence to tackle vintage knitting and crochet patterns, even those without pictures

[@justvintagecrochet]

I know right?! hahaha, and thank you :)

[@lynmclachlan2480]

Congratulations, this 76 year old Aussie is loving all you do. Keep up your positivity it's contagious 😘

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much! :)

[@NasoMessina-g8q]

I agree with you. I'm also a fellow 76 year old Aussie. I love vintage crochet and just found this channel a couple of days ago. I've got some written 1960's crochet patterns that I found in my stash just last week. Must be a sign to keep crocheting!

[@christinamillikin311]

I loved watching the numbers grow of subscribers. I get excited to see a new video out and save it for a time that day I can sit down and watch with my WIP. I am a visual learner and you are very easy to understand. Keep up the great work and you will get 100K in know time. Thank you for mentioning me in one of your videos for naming Millie it warms my heart. ❤🍁

[@tonikeith7497]

Young ones would wear this as a bandou top these day's. Love it😊

[@constanza1648]

31:00 "make another long dc in the same sc as last long dc made" => you made the last long in one stitch of the 2nd row (sc), so choose the same stitch to make another long dc to make it even. Well, you made it good enough.

[@falcongal63]

Haha that section of confusion over the crochet double speak was hilarious! Well done for getting past that point. I started yelling ‘it’s a belt!’ on round two, couldn’t you hear me? 😂

[@justvintagecrochet]

I think I did! hahaha :)

[@twilightser2]

I guessed it from the beginning!!!! 😍 it's so pretty! I love your videos they're so calming 🥰 i think I'll make this belt for myself!

[@bookishspider9602]

This was absolutely one of my favorite videos so far from the mystery patterns series! It turned out so cool!

[@justvintagecrochet]

Awesome! And thank you 🤗

[@TheCrankyCrafter]

I think it meant to do a long double crochet in the same stitch ( which was a SC) as the last long double crochet that you made . I hope this makes more sense . Loving these mystery patterns , they are great fun. Blessings Sarah

[@PamsCraftyheart]

🎉 Congratulations 🎊 on all the viewers. I myself absolutely love this channel. The mystery of these have me addicted. Keep them coming please.

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much!

[@debbyburns1718]

I stumbled across this channel and I am so glad I did! I love watching tutorials, but your spin with the mystery is brilliant! I get so invested in the challenge and the outcome! Thank you so much for bringing the past back to life! I actually intend to make this belt. I have the perfect outfit for it!

[@DSMC46]

I can’t count the number of times a crochet pattern has flown across the room out of frustration here! I understand. I LOVE watching you figure these things out. You’re awesome. I feel like I’m sitting right there with you trying to get the pattern to work, lol. Thank you, Corinna. I’m sooo happy I accidentally stumbled onto your channel. Stay wonderful! ❤❤❤❤

[@danabolick5154]

If you look at the last front post double crochet you made, the pattern had you do a long double into a single stitch two rows down. That’s where it wants you to make the next long double. It’s not well written but there is some continuity in the design.

[@enolastenson9792]

Great job, I agree the wording was so confusing. Good to see the project complete. I also agree that a darker color would work best in today's fashion. I look forward to your videos.

[@sthomson06]

I think this would make a really cute headband in a smaller weight yarn.

[@monicarosenfield9115]

I totally understand how frustrating those wordy patterns can be! I think the issue with that "single crochet of the double crochet" was the word "last" - the way I interpreted it was to do a second front-post DC in the same SC from Rd 2 as you had just used. That way they would come to a point almost and be anchored in the same spot if that makes sense. Anyway your frustration was so understandable! It's fun to watch and think along with you of how I would read the pattern. Nice work!

[@justvintagecrochet]

indeed, thank you :)

[@judyoliveira3232]

Congrats...so happy for you....see you tomorrow!

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you!! I will se you tomorrow!! woot! woot! :)

[@jlovelace486]

It's amazing that the craft lasted this long after the 60s😊

[@justvintagecrochet]

lol

[@mathildalaan]

I am a knitter, do not like crochet but cannot stop watching you do it. And the mystery element. Love it!!

[@justvintagecrochet]

Yay!! thank you :)

[@kaytiej8311]

60s patterns were very step by step. Trust the process and just follow each step. That annoying second front post needed to go into the same little sc post a couple of rows down that you had just used for the front post you had just done, so that they sun rayed out from the same place.

[@roxanamcglinchey6613]

I love this belt! I guessed it right too! Thank you so much for this series of vintage crochet! I thoroughly enjoy watching you ❤

[@lisaanderson7783]

Love the channel keep up the good work it’s fascinating 🤓 all the way from Perth Western Australia x

[@justvintagecrochet]

thank you , will do... and, welcome!! :)

[@wycohibito]

I swear this pattern sounds familiar. I think I made it in the 80s when I learned to crochet. Lol! I don't think I ever wore it though.

[@beccasmama63]

I am seeing this more than a year later and you went from 20K to 108K. Wow, congrats.

[@HarmonyYogaGVT]

Woohoo 20K that's just amazing. I absolutely 💜 love and adore these mystery patterns. I love that you focus on the vintage. Thank you for being YOU and doing these. 🧶💜🧶💜🧶💜🧶💜

[@FloridasYesteryear]

I think that belt in avocado green would look great with Millie's dress. Of course, it isn't like we knew what it would be. I love this channel. I have a BA in history and it feels like this channel is keeping a little bit of that history alive.

[@nadineluvscats]

Love the belt!

[@michellebruton6287]

Oh I am soooo chuffed for you reaching 20 thou subscribers - wow - that is HUGE. And you soo deserve it. And I LOVE your nails !!!! They've actually been a bit too normal just lately 😈😁. Must say, Millie is really rockin the funky 60's now with this belt on the Juliett top, all she needs now is a pair of crochet bell bottoms. You rock, Crochet Goddess ❣❣

[@justvintagecrochet]

thank you so much for that!! :)

[@glendasmith7507]

You had me gut rolling 😂😂 thanks for this video!

[@CarlaDElisahtd4l]

You made me laugh so hard. Yup those were my patterns I grew up with. Thank goodness for my Grandma. Roflmbo

[@YorkshireLassCrochets]

20,000 and counting! I'm really enjoying watching old patterns you'd never normally see come to life. A little crafty step back in time. Can't wait to see what's next each time. Sod the grumpy buggers that can't find anything positive to say, I doubt they say anything positive in person too. Curmudgeons! Keep 'em coming and I'll definitely watch. No other crochet channel like this that showcases vintage patterns. Thanks. Kate x

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much for that ! 🤗🤗

[@helenhunter6008]

i did not mean any disrespect to any

[@justvintagecrochet]

@@helenhunter6008 you are just fine , no worries at all, I love the feedback because I still have much to learn and always will 🤗, I highly value this kind of feedback ❤️

[@charlotteburns4536]

@@justvintagecrochet .

[@littlecricket3140]

OMG! You had me in stitches in this one. Pun intended. 🤣I had never heard you so flustered. It's okay, I would have done the same thing. I enjoyed watching this project very much.

[@justvintagecrochet]

lol Thank you! :)

[@shannonvickers145]

I will be 77 this month. I lived through these patterns and got frustrated with them too. In fact had a crochet belt with cords my mother made for me. For once I guessed right. It was an entertaining video. Great fun😊Keep it up. You are doing great.

[@justvintagecrochet]

I sure will! And thank you so much :)

[@Khrysalis01]

Congratulations on 20k subs! I remember that the 60s and 70s crochet patterns were wordy, so wordy. Probably why I did a lot of granny squares. Lol 😂 I crocheted a baby ensemble (hat, booties, blanket and cardigan) without a pattern when I was pregnant with my firstborn. It was very nice, I think, but my son grew so fast that he outgrew the cardigan. Lol 😂 Usually a newborn’s weight goes down a little the first week after being born, but my son *gained 3 lbs.* By six months he looked like the Michelin tire guy, chubby rolls upon chubby rolls. 😂 But yes, it was very difficult finding a crochet pattern that made immediate sense. By the 80s it got so much better, no more over explaining!

[@justvintagecrochet]

I love that you made your own baby set, that is so special! And thank you so much 😊

[@roslynbradford]

Cute . I hope you get to do a pill box hat for the 1950's to 1960's.😀

[@jennifersapp1649]

Loved, "It's a ME problem! " Can't tell you how many times I've said the exact same thing trying a new pattern.

[@kriskriskris32]

I am really enjoying this series! I can't tell you how many times even with pictures i felt like my project was a mystery. I mean sometimes i seriously doubted i would be able to make what was in the picture by following the instructions. Even though I've been crocheting for 50 years (what?!?!) it still happens 😅

[@christinenolan1418]

That’s was a lot of fun. You did a wonderful job and the belt came out perfect. So groovy. Congratulations on your success and I’m glad to be here for it. 🫶🏼

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much! 🤗

[@nancyharris4703]

Yes, worn them in the 60’s in high school. !!❤️

[@sandraray7465]

I am enjoying all your videos very much especially the mystery patterns. Thank you.

[@DelusionalUnicorn]

I LOVE this Pattern! I actually made it, and wear it all the time! Gorgeous!❤

[@justvintagecrochet]

Wonderful!

[@MySweetT1]

To make those end stitches make sense... The long DC needed to be worked into the sc from the second round that you worked the previous long DC into. You kept skipping over the word Last. Very easy to miss when frustrated. I feel for you in this moment.

[@justvintagecrochet]

indeed , and thank you :)

[@stacyvolek3418]

A little hint on reading patterns…use a light pencil to mark through every little step you finish, it really helped me to get through the tougher patterns. I could easily erase the light marks when I was done, so no harm. I also make a working copy of each pattern I’m working on, I can write on it all I want. Also I can take my crocheting anywhere without having to take my nice books! 💚 I love your show and have been binge watching the last 2 days! I also love the Vintage patterns! 💚💚💚

[@jackiekav50]

Very cool! Don't remember anything like this being around in junior high school!

[@alexisbascus8821]

I chuckled--when you were reading rounds 4 and 5…… now I feel better to know that I’m not the ONLY one who thinks some patterns are too wordy. Too much detail can make some patterns more confusing. You did a great job!

[@ABJILL033]

Loved this, it was so funny watching you, ‘it’s not right but it’s ok’ could be the theme music for the channel. On a more serious note, You decipher old patterns so well & you really get to grips with them I would not have the patience. Thank you for a wonderfully entertaining & educational channel keep up the good work. Any nay sayers should just have the reply, if you ain’t got anything nice to say, then just say nothing at all! ❤️❤️👏👏🇬🇧

[@jackierios2723]

I love that your son is a good sport in helping you!! Love this one!! Thank you thank your son!!

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much :)

[@rosemarycreollo4326]

Something came up & i missed the first half hour!😢. So, bye for now - will be back later to watch the entire video. I'm intrigued!!! Many hours later.....so glad I didn't skip the fun beginning! I used to assume I was too stupid to understand those wordy patterns and tossed them. How liberating when I decided maybe there were misprints or incorrect terms or maybe the patterns weren't written out correctly! BOTTOM LINE - I started looking at those situations the way I look at recipes...as suggestions, not written in stone. Nice to figure out a do-around that works! I think that's part of being a crafter! I can't seem to crochet without a post-it to note rows as I go! One of your subscribers wondered if anyone wore this belt as a tube top - I sure would have! Thanks again for another enjoyable tutorial! Looking forward to the next one!

[@justvintagecrochet]

thank you so much , Rosemary :)

[@LlamaGames22]

I’ve been binge watching these and this one makes a lot of sense to me as an autistic person, I get the struggle not understanding what it says but being wordy like this would’ve help me a lot with reading certain projects I’ve done. The way it was written makes me think the person struggled too and made sure the instructions was clear incase others related

[@Cool.Breeze99]

Oh yes another mystery, I just love mysteries!

[@CrystalThompson-o1h]

So stinking cute!!!

[@kaiyune472]

Another great video in the series. I love that you do such an extensive range of eras. How fun is that belt. It takes me back to my childhood and the Mod Squad of the 70's.

[@cherylhay8418]

I just love all your videos!! I love the mystery! Keep em coming!

[@Traceyblood]

Loving the 1960’s belt.

[@braxtonchurch4231]

Love your channel so much. I love the mystery and also all of your teachings. Thanks so much.

[@critterscrochet795]

Just watching through your videos. I was birn in 67. I love that belt. Your channel is so fun to watch!! I live vintage patterns too!

[@sandyvansyckle5466]

I sure hope you had a glass of wine after all this was over. Hilarious. And you are so patient, whether you know it or not. Thank you for doing this.

[@justvintagecrochet]

hahaha, oh, indeed :)

[@OppositionalDissent]

Oooh I would love to see what the two belts layered together would look like.. also you have really pretty nails and hands which I think makes crochet videos nicer to watch 🤷🏼‍♀️ what an odd thing for someone to complain about, having a nice manicure 🤭

[@marionbartley214]

Corrina cute belt in today's video. Thank You for your time and by the way your nails look very nice ❤

[@marywrigjt7614]

I LOVE watching your videos 👍👍❤️

[@BriaMason-x8l]

I have been enjoying these videos so much!!! Your mystery crochets are fantastic!

[@justvintagecrochet]

thank you :)

[@hazeluzzell]

I wish I’d had that pattern in ‘67. I’d definitely wear that!

[@justvintagecrochet]

oh, I know right! :)

[@melodied4314]

I love these vintage mystery videos and at least 20,000 others agree. I applaud your ability to stick with a pattern to the end. I would've given up on this wordy pattern. I'm excited for the next video.

[@justvintagecrochet]

thank you so much! :)

[@gellrb56]

About the second round I knew what you were making. I grew up in the sixties and I remember this style belt. Many were made with macrame.

[@jeanene4498]

Congratulations on growing your channel! I have been enjoying the history mystery series very much and appreciate the time and effort you put into every video. Seeing a new video from you brightens my day and brings a smile to my face as I know the next adventure is about to begin :) And I love your nails 💖

[@justvintagecrochet]

Oh, thank you so much for that! 🤗

[@penbrown4049]

Congrats on the 20k I love watching you fluffing up tbh. Lol This belt would have to have a lot more stitches to fit me! Hahaha X 🤣😂

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much! 🤗

[@loracumbie2255]

I love these vintage crochet videos!

[@susanfletcher3329]

Glad you were able to get the project done. It looked like it was touch and go for awhile. Your nails are beautiful and if they don't like what you do, they don't have to watch you ...

[@justvintagecrochet]

Well said! and thank you :)

[@telpen6613]

I love your enthusiasm even when you get wrong that's the way you learn. keep it up. Oh by the way I'd guested that it was a belt but that's because I was around at that time and i have been crocheting for at least 54 years. 🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧

[@justvintagecrochet]

thank you so much! :)

[@patricialittle2406]

I love the channel, as my sister was born in 1967 this might become her birthday present. As for the haters, ignore them, they just need to make others feel as miserable as they are. I like your colourful nails, at least they're clean and well groomed...

[@rabbitlovesraven]

I noticed when I was at my sisters that the clover hooks are a different size (smaller) than normal hooks; I have the Boye ergo hooks and my sister has one of the clover ones and they were both "G" hooks but the mm size was different, so modern hooks aren't necesarily different size, just the clover ones seem to be because my G hook is a 4.25mm like the vintage hook you're using.

[@emilywinland675]

This one kept me on the edge of my seat, and the reveal was SOOOO worth it!

[@justvintagecrochet]

yay! awesome :)

[@leaniasl6010]

This was great; and thank you, for not editing out your frustration. Too many edit it out and don't comment on how something got to them, making a viewer like myself who is feeling frustrated with something, feel isolated. I also agree, that pattern was a bit too wordy to the point of confusion. I think they wanted you to put 2 singles in one stitch, then 2 singles again in the next, creating the 4 single group, but they went about it in a round-about way. Though, I do understand the dilemma of trying to explain something and not being able to find the right words or a simpler way.

[@kaytiej8311]

Congratulations on the 20,000! You've created a really unique and special channel here. Such fun to watch and I've learnt so much. Thank you heaps!

[@justvintagecrochet]

thank you :)

[@roxanamcglinchey6613]

I'm learning also, it's wonderful isn't it? 😊

[@SusanLandrum-cm8xk]

That is such a pretty stich but I got it before you were half way through I love listening to you try to get the pattern figured out my mom would have loved your video I am not as good as she was at doing these things but I love crocheting

[@cheskydivision]

I don’t really read patterns. Just watching your videos has really given me a better understanding of pattern reading.

[@justvintagecrochet]

awesome! :)

[@dianeboughan6840]

Well I just love everything about your work and darling personality! I'd also like to say I'm a retired nail tech who believes natural nails are the best...thank you for sharing your passion. ❤

[@justvintagecrochet]

Wow, thank you!

[@iamjanessa22]

💛 whatever others think of me is none of my business

[@stevejacques6585]

I totally love your channel thanks 🙏 love the mystery and the history 😁

[@cthall7428]

Cute belt! Enjoyed video! Thank you!

[@MarthaDiazTaylor]

I guessed right from the beginning that it would be a belt!!

[@lmmiskeify]

I think this would look nice worn with the tie in the back as well. Love this series!

[@justvintagecrochet]

awesome, thank you :)

[@theMermaidRhonda]

You have lovely nails! This one was fun for me because I was born in 1967!

[@justvintagecrochet]

Oh cool, and thank you so much! 🤗

[@bobbipearce8545]

Please ignore the meanies. You are great and entertaining

[@hazeluzzell]

I flew back to U.K after living and working for 3 years in Singapore in 1967.

[@suegillettful]

Congrats on 20K subscribers. This was fascinating. I would ignore any bad comments. There are sour grapes everywhere.

[@empain_]

you now have 65k subscribers! Triple the amount of when this video was made, how cool is that ? I assume this to be a belt, let's see how it turns out :)

[@meighanmoore989]

Very cute! I love these videos and admire your ability to stick to things even when they are confusing. Also, I hope you make one for yourself and show it to us if you have time. I think brown would make a really nice vintage-looking but versatile belt. (Random thought: I wonder if anyone ever wore it as a tube top.)

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much!

[@bonniel3679]

I had no idea crochet hook sizes had changed😮

[@jenniferjensen8538]

Lol! Yes... I wouldn't have been able to help with those instructions at all! I was also laughing and hollering at the screen when you were making it though. I kept saying, "It's a belt!" 😂 I am loving these vintage patterns! And I love the mystery crochet concept! So cool! ❤

[@justvintagecrochet]

lol Thank you :)

[@gladysbrewer7420]

🎉🎉🎉🎉 ‼️‼️‼️ congratulations ‼️‼️‼️

[@debirobison4077]

I think this is a belt..it looks similar to one my mom made

[@aksez2u]

Cute project! It looks adorable on the Juliet dress, too. And I like how the size is flexible because it can tie closer or further apart.

[@KerriEverlasting]

Wait ... someone say Juliet dress?? Now I'm triply extra interested 😂❤

[@dianaross3221]

Don't listen to any of those mean comments! People can be mean for absolutely no reason at all. Just found your channel about a week ago and love the mystery! Thank you!!!

[@justvintagecrochet]

`Thank you so much :)

[@erikagholston6610]

I'm glad you had a wusau moment because some patterns make me do that too. It is rewarding when I finally figure out what the designer ment.

[@justvintagecrochet]

oh indeed, lol

[@frans3474]

Don’t worry about the haters. Personally, I love your nails, I think they always look perfectly manicured and the colours are lovely. As a continental person, I totally associate with the “hand talking”. I guess we’re just very expressive people… 🤣❣️🌹

[@justvintagecrochet]

Indeed! and thank you so much :)