Stunning Mystery Vintage Crochet Pattern From the 1800s

[@justvintagecrochet]

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[@ThytaKarag]

I cannot stress enough how happy this series makes me

[@DelusionalUnicorn]

Ditto!

[@stitcht78]

Literally same!!

[@cathydanard5924]

Exactly!!

[@dee4174]

I know! I love it too.❤

[@ItsAStephanieB]

Me too! Lol. I'm hooked on the mystery videos!

[@JustSara376]

There are really not many channels I can watch similar to yours with tutorials…. Your voice and attitude makes ALL the difference. You’re a blessing

[@sueme3467]

Totally agree, the ups and downs she shares just make it. Now my all time favourite channel

[@Carolakapiewacket]

Embroidery thread was called Silks here in the uk 🇬🇧

[@kathylecluyse7820]

You did it! Again!

[@lisazabrina1673]

Good job, I am proud of you

[@RoziePozieCrochetGarden]

If you stiffen it could be a Christmas ornament because it looks like a snowflake

[@conniearancivia7599]

I am addicted to this channel and I don't care. LOL

[@oldmomma56]

That is a lot of stitches!

[@donnawoepke8861]

Very nice.

[@SusanHumeston]

You should be proud!! I have lots of old crochet books with patterns that I couldn't figure out - not like you do. I have read a few inspired by what you are doing, then said to myself, "Uh......no way." So you should be very proud.

[@bnhietala]

Oh, you definitely nailed this one. And you deserve to be proud of yourself because that was an absolute marathon! Not only were the Victorian's obsessed with death and the occult, but they were apparently sadistic, as well. To write patterns like this, they HAD to be! Good on you. This was SO confusing, I'm sure I never would've made it. 💖

[@debraperkins4448]

Your Comment Cracked me Up, Out Loud, and My Dog Ferdenand is lookin' at me like I'm Crazy....

[@amrice62]

Wow!!!! I really like looking at these creations from so far back! Maybe out grandma made them

[@BeyondtheHiggs]

late to the party, but I probably won't use it as it is. However it is a great start for a gear adaptation for a steampunk themed shawl.

[@joanneentwistle7653]

Very nice! I think you can officially say that you understand how a Victorian crocheter thinks.

[@elizabethgould6864]

I really love your channel. It might not hurt to translate the pattern. Side by side ...just a thought. I get it is an adventure. Keeping on hooking. Well! keep on crochet hooking.

[@justvintagecrochet]

I translate it as I go through out the video :)

[@Victoria.Foxworthy]

what a wonderful sense of accomplishment! It's bautiful 💖

[@negrieruiz8630]

Beautiful!!! I could see a gorgeous doily. Couvrette = coverlet = blanket

[@feildamotes8957]

Love it good job

[@sophiedegunst3707]

Congratulations for this challenge, the result is amazing, as always.

[@tracycrume5381]

I wish someone would SLIP MY STITCH!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lindathomson9195]

I think you got it you should be proud of yourself. Linda from Australia

[@sidmelucci3675]

That would make an elegant pincushion. I see it tacked to a round, overstuffed puff made of pink satin. I'm envisioning a rose pink, but really, any color with sufficient contrast to show off the medallion would be lovely.

[@Sassygrannyvlogs]

So fun

[@nancyd7339]

That is a great I just couldn't wait to see the outcome and I love it. I will give it a try so nice that you did not give up!

[@annashowers]

I really love these patterns

[@brookerdoll]

I got my coffee and ready to see what's today's pattern 😊

[@justanotherstory3027]

Lol I'm so glad that someone else struggles like i do trying to follow some of the patterns out there 😅 😂

[@knot4frogging553]

I love this series

[@butth3ad]

i just really love watching these videos just feels like i'm hanging out w a friend while she's doing crochet

[@bonnieperkins1419]

Me too

[@anitavarela8850]

Beautiful!😊

[@storyloverniwa7996]

My eldest son is watching these videos with me and we can't quit laughing so hard we are crying. This series is wonderful.

[@moonbasket]

What an adorable motif! And very well done figuring out what on earth the pattern was trying to tell you. 😂

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you! 😊

[@kayautrey3955]

Nailed it

[@lisadenny751]

I've always been told that if a pattern states sc it is a US terminology as the UK don't have a single crochet stitch.

[@kaytiej8311]

I love that you have done so many patterns from so many different eras that you recognise the language and can estimate the year of the pattern. But what a puzzle this one was! Because I'm used to UK terms I was sitting watching almost yelling what the pattern meant. Sorry I couldnt help in real time.😢

[@anncantrell9502]

I love it

[@Addicted2Yarn1]

We need to call you the Crochet Pattern Detective, you had that pattern figured right out! I was sat there to begin with thinking that it was gonna get the better of you, because I didn't even have a slightest inkling what the author wanted, but nope you soldiered on! What a gorgeous little motif!

[@mariebray9831]

I'm going to try this one.

[@amandaevans9201]

I'm so glad the algorithm put your channel on my radar a couple of weeks ago. I just learned how to crochet a year and a half ago, but couldn't read patterns (I was only able to follow video tutorials). Watching this series has helped me tremendously with understanding crochet patterns and now I have a newfound love for making doilies. I am so appreciative of the work you put into your videos. Thank you.

[@Aromagirl70]

That's so pretty!! Your skills with antique patterns are amazing!

[@borbolettaazul]

😊 beautiful ❤

[@bettablue2660]

BYW…You don’t sew them together, you crochet the pecots together as go.😊❤

[@dianeboughan6840]

Aww thats gorgeous and yup gonna make some. Thanks 😊

[@GagaCiwi]

You should be very Proud, Great Job Corrine

[@nini1234200]

This is random but you sound like the narrator for the audiobooks of my favorite cozy mystery book series. It's a crochet mystery series by Betty Hechtman. It's so relaxing to listen to your voice!

[@justvintagecrochet]

Oh I love that 🤗

[@ABJILL033]

I ❤️ vintage mysteries, I live in U.K. but crochet American as I think it makes more sense (I convert U.K. patterns to US before I start the pattern) I can’t believe how you got the outcome from those instructions! You NAILED IT & you should be proud. Please keep these mysteries coming, some I will make others not, but I thoroughly enjoy them all. 👏👏❤️❤️🇬🇧

[@poppysmum9715]

ABJILL I do exactly the same thing as I taught myself crochet from KZbin and I learned the US terms. x

[@KayWhite1]

I was following quite well except fir a couple places. I love ya, Lady. Thanks for the fun and entertainment! You do like I do. I have to talk it through. Lol

[@yvonnehawkins2783]

Beautiful. Good job. Definitely saving this one

[@melaniecrochets]

So great!

[@aprilavery1972]

I get such joy from you being proud of your work. Too often we downplay our success or think it’s not ok to say we love what we create. Just me? Ok

[@marymathis9299]

How fun!!! Thanks a ton! Love watching you figure things out!!! I would never even attempt!!! Love it!!! ❤❤❤

[@duarteshelia]

So happy for you to be so thrilled about getting it right!!! Great job!

[@petrahoward4270]

Like everyone here, I love watching you figure out these utterly confusing patterns! I'm Dutch, living in the UK, and taught myself to crochet; I find American terms easier to understand. Well, I did, until you explained the differences between UK and USA terms throughout this series, so I hope you make many more. But, I do wonder about something... I noticed that you don't always read what is there. For instance in this video in 'round 2', you read "make three stitches into one" but it says "make three stitches in one to make a turn". Have you ever been tested for dyslexia? Because that is something that my brother (who is dyslexic) does: he changes word order or skips entire words altogether. Whether you are dyslexic or not, any pattern that you decipher (or just seem to make work, one way or another) is quite a feat and I can't wait to try one out eventually... when I feel a little more confident with my hooks. Although, that will always be in a bigger yarn and hook... how do you do it with that find thread and those tiny hooks? It looks like witchcraft!

[@fromny2ponce]

I always get stuck on how to sew together these motifs. I get overwhelmed. But it is beautiful and I gotta try it. At least to make one.

[@marywrigjt7614]

Yes, you got it.! Fabulous. 👍👍❤️

[@justvintagecrochet]

😊 thank you

[@pinkys_pinkies]

I wish I could respond as you work it. The clue, second column, is : “begin in the centre”. The British spelling is the clue. So appreciate you patience to figure these vintage patterns out. US was spelling centre “center” by 1800’s.

[@shannonvickers145]

You did get it. I never would have. It is lovely. Looks just like picture. You are amazing.

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thanks so much 😊

[@Teerae11]

Wow that one was hard at first but You figured it out !! Well done You are amazing !! Thank You for another great video !!

[@vickimajor7843]

I love this and yes I'm going to make several

[@charlyshay1013]

How lovely! Now I want a book of mystery patterns with the pictures in the back of the book 😄

[@kairenlewis7526]

What a gorgeous pattern! I'm so glad you persevered with this one,it is beautiful. Well done you for figuring that out, I was stumped at the beginning and just could not work out what they wanted you to do. I love watching these mystery videos, they combine two of my favourite things, history & crochet and I so look forward to them each week. You have become my favourite KZbin creator, please keep these videos (and your wonderful, infectious exuberance) coming! ❤❤❤

[@gloamishvonsatyrburg4635]

Irish crochet directions 😊are notorious for being hard to follow. Very good job!

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you! 😊

[@Middle-Road.Kim.K]

Oh I felt so bad - from the start I was screaming (in my head) "c-e-n-t-R-E, its UK!". I wanted nothing more than to send a psychic message, which makes no sense as you-in-the-video and me are separated by space AND time! It's all wibbly wobbly timey wimey... 😂 You got there though, and your work turned out BEAUTIFUL. You rock and deserve every moment of pride... that was a doozie! ❤

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much lol , it took me a minute but eventually I figured out it’s UK lol , i just love it 😍

[@eileenhildreth8355]

Great dr who reference, and I do the same thing

[@gloopygoldfish493]

I am a knitter (who knows a little bit of crochet) so I love knitting and watching these videos. Always a perfect evening after work when these videos come out!

[@justvintagecrochet]

Wonderful!

[@Aegopodium]

Corinna, wouldn't it be just fabulous if you would make a premiere for your new videos and join us in chat? I met a couple of crafters I follow in chat recently and it was soooo much fun!!!

[@justvintagecrochet]

I tried that once, Im usually asleep when these videos drop lol , im really sorry, I keep odd hours :)

[@justvintagecrochet]

one day though, I really want to do a mystery pattern live! my son is helping me learn how to go live and use the " stream yard" deal that I downloaded

[@HollyHook718]

yes a great idea.I thought this often too

[@stitcht78]

I'm ALWAYS so impressed that you don't just throw it in the trash and pick a new number lolol! Brilliant job. I freaking love these videos so much.

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thanks so much!!

[@iknowwhoiamdoyou]

Girl! You totally nailed this pattern, I would not have ended with a daisy motif like you did, the way I would have interpreted the petal portion of the pattern. I hope you call this one "Whoopsy Daisy" since you said that during your crocheting, lol! Again, you are brilliant to decipher these vintage patterns, and you remain amazing!

[@tonimoore8371]

🎉 you did it!!! So proud of you! As they say, practice makes perfect. Everything you tackle mystery patterns from this Era, you get better at solving the puzzle. This is beautiful. I have a list of projects I desperately want to make once I finish a blanket I am making for my sister and brother in law. This is at the top of the list. ❤❤

[@Bad_Wolf32]

9:51 Definitely has to be UK terms with how they’ve spelt centre.

[@RealMelodyBlue]

Can't wait to see this

[@christinedobson310]

You make this so easy to follow.

[@maryrichardson8790]

I'm so impressed! I would have given up! I love this flower with the clovers all round. I definitely want to make one.

[@robbiorenchuk882]

Omg, you did a great job! I would have given up rnd 1 lol props to you for ur patience. ❤

[@roseredm6663]

Well done!

[@TeaAndFloppyDisks]

It was a challenge, but I'm glad you figured it out. It looks very cute!

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you! 😊

[@sharronobrien542]

I love this series.This one is so pretty. You are right to be so proud of yourself!

[@KathyClark-xm8dh]

It’s beautiful! I love to watch everything you do. Thanks so much.

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much!

[@HerMajesty866]

You rock! ❤ I so enjoy your sweet sarcasm and wonderful sense of humor! And, NO, I will not be making this motif…..😂…….I make many doilies, I love thread crochet, but I think I’ll skip this one, the little sanity I have left, I’m afraid would be gone! 😂😊❤

[@eileenallen1986]

Very pretty

[@snospmoht3252]

🏆👏 So cool. Definitely would make a gorgeous curtain connecting a bunch of them together.😍

[@mightyfetheredone]

This turned out super cute! I think it would make a pretty runner on a buffet. Great job deciphering the mystery! 🕵️‍♀️

[@justvintagecrochet]

I think so too! and thank you :)

[@starbright47]

🥳U did get it! 👏👏👏 well done Corinna. Its lovely! That was so good❣️

[@susanfrederick33]

❤ that is perfection, love your work Corrina ❤🇦🇺

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much!

[@erikagholston6610]

You did it. I’m glad you kept going. 😊

[@ibernevicino286]

It's so cute 🥰🥰 it's a beautiful pattern and you did a wonderful job❤

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you! 😊

[@mhinkle0328]

I thought I had patience, but YOU are the Queen :)

[@maryrawson360]

It looks fantastic. That would look nice as a table cloth. You did a fantastic job. Beautiful.

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you! 😊

[@susanwood6509]

This would look lovely using a sheet of soft colours underneath.

[@FabiolaPlasticBones]

Your videos make me happy and i can forget all the tiredness of the day! This pattern is amazing, you are so talented couvrette is actually ''cover' eheheh i need to try it tomorrow!!!

[@Damselfly54315]

Too confusing! the STEM I would have thought would be the 3 chain stitches above that open pear shaped thing😂

[@texanasimmons1761]

CONGRATULATION!! You got this one right! Its lovely!!!!❤

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you!! 😊

[@tamibeller3903]

That turned out super gorgeous!! Thank you for sharing 😊😊😊

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you! 😊

[@patriciacrofton4517]

Absolutely lovely. Tap yourself on your back. You did a fantastic job on this. I would have never guessed this one, it had me completely confused. Sorry, with my hand I can’t use thread. Again, awesome job!!!

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much!

[@lindaamburgey3211]

Love watching and listening to your thought processes. You are very talented.

[@tree1383]

Perfect🎉

[@tanyasnyder9033]

I love the Victorian era. I am so happy you are doing this series. Thank you so much for your great videos. I watch them all😊

[@justvintagecrochet]

You are so welcome! i love that era too! and Thank you :)

[@debbiehannah4817]

Yes! You’ve done a brilliant job, thank you for showing us this really pretty motif. Take care ❤

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you! 😊

[@rosemarycreollo4326]

Awesome job Corinna! Beautiful little daisy medallion! You should be VERY proud of this one! Wish I could make it! Really enjoyed watching you puzzle out the pattern! Thank you for sharing this with us! ❤

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you so much!

[@jenreeves7684]

I think it's like the picture, great job! 😊

[@justvintagecrochet]

Thank you! 😊