Crochet a Cozy Vintage Throw Blanket: Step-by-Step Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- This is an old Re-Upload from my other channel, I made these blanket tutorials back when I was a baby youtube,
The edit quality is bad , there is music in the background, and I apologize for all of that, I thank you so much for your patience with me when it comes to these old re-uploads :)
Make your own piece of Vintage elegance with this stunning Cabled Throw Blanket pattern!!
Crochet a Cozy Vintage Throw Blanket: Step-by-Step Tutorial
SO easy and very fast , just a 2 row repeat :)
all you need is a worsted weight and a 5mm hook and free afternoon
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You take patterns that I would normally pass over and make them appear so easy and your videos actually help me learn patterns I never would’ve bothered with! Thank you.
I can see this pattern being used for soooo many projects!! It would make a fabulous scarf, baby blanket, even a purse! I can't wait to make it up!! Thanks so much for these patterns and your tutorials. You re an amazing teacher. Its like crocheting with a friend! Love you.
Thank you so much! :)
A purse with this pattern is a great idea!
I did use the waffle part to make a scarf. my fave.
What a gorgeous pattern. It looks like a real yarn eater though, getting such thick fabric from a single strand of medium yarn. Guess I'll have to go yarn shopping. Oh... no... the humanity.
Any waffle stitch is gonna be a yarn eater unfortunately because it is one of my favorite stitches.
@@effieboo9275 I've never done a waffle stitch before, but I've been wanting to for a while now. This looks like a good pattern to try it out
Yarn shopping . . . such sweet sweet torture!
"This is as hard as it's gonna get!" At first, I believed you. Then I realized the real hard part was putting my hook down! 😹 What a fun and addictive pattern, already onto the second cake! Had a knitted shawl UFO hanging around for months, so I decided to crochet it apart and begin a blanket with this pattern.
I'm using a 3 weight yarn (Lion Brand Mandala in colour wave Groot) and a 6.5mm hook because I love a flowy fabric, and I'm so obsessed! The colours and this pattern really got me reliving that 90's nostalgia, and I can't wait to finish my blanket. Thanks for inspiring me to start this up 💕💖
you are right! that is the hardest part, I'm going to use this pattern to bust my stash of white yarn, I have just way too much ( I used to get commissions to make American Flag blankets) so I have just so much white because I was very picky about the white yarn I used for the flag , so I went nuts buying it out a couple months in a row just to make sure I always had the white I needed haha, I don't make those flags anymore now , now I have like 20 skeins of frigging white hahaha
I have a cabled sweater pattern with this exact.its done and in pieces I need to sew together 😊
Your tutorials are incredible and so beautiful to follow. Awesome pattern. Thanks for sharing
Thank yo so much! :)
Love post stitches! I can see how you can get obsessed with this pattern, its beautiful ❤
This looks really good and really easy, thanks for the video! 😊
I've got a question though: I don't really get how this works on a base of 45+3 chains, if it's: first stitch (1hdc) - waffle(14) - cable(16)- waffle (14) - cable(16) - waffle (14)...?
My brain says it should be 30 (waffle+cable) + 17 (last waffle+very first stitch+turning chain)??
I'm sorry, I've probably missed something, but I would really appreciate if someone could help me out here. 😊
I made once a cardigan with a almost simular pattern. It is truly beautiful, I really like braided stiches. I have an unfineshed project with braided stitches, but I think I have to unravel. You really inspire to take up my projects. Nothing scetchy to me.
Around 20 years ago I made a blanket with this pattern using Red Heart cherry red. It's a very warm blanket and one of my favorites!
This pattern is great. I think I may try to make a sweater for my son who lives in Switzerland. I'll see him at Christmas. Wonder if that will give me enough time to figure it out and if it will actually be wearable. I started teaching myself to crochet last October through UA-cam. Your videos have really inspired me to go for it! Wish me luck.
Waffle is such a yarn eater, but looks so wonderful. I love the braid.
Oh this one is satisfyingly addictive to work lol , but you don’t have to make the full blanket, you can use this pattern to make a scarf or throw pillows and so on 🤗
You did a darn good job of breaking this down into parts. Thanks!
Thank yo so much! :)
Very pretty! I LOVE textural stitch patterns! I've only worked cables in a few pieces but, as you say, they are really very easy once you get the repeat patterns down. Guess I have another contender for the lap robe I want to make later this year. 😮 This would also make a gorgeous stole! Thank you for another high quality tutorial!!! No, it wasn't garbled! You (like many of us) misname a stitch once in awhile. But if we've been paying attention, we know & move right along. You're human and allowed to make mistakes! When you catch it while also 1) keeping your work within camera range, 2) in focus & still make the correct stitch - you apologize! Me, if I think the wrong stitch, I do the wrong stitch!!! You rock lady! 😊
Oh, Thank you so much , Rosemary!! :)
Stash buster and scrap yarn is great for this...
That's beautiful Afghan Thanks for sharing Have yourself a great rest of your day
Love this pattern! I would probably make a blanket. I also love your mystery crochet videos. It is something to see how primitive the patterns were but the ladies were still able to make beautiful things. I must say that I much prefer today's patterns! I love the concept! Thanks for sharing your creativity!
Thank you ! 🤗
Oh I wish I'd known about this last year. I started a waffle stitch blanket for my great nephew at the end of last year and this would have made it more special. The waffle stitch is so squishy I just love it. Thanks for sharing it.
Thank you so much! 🤗
Now i want to make a pieced finger weight or dk weight cardigan with this as the back piece.
I like this pattern
I have always wanted to do crochet cable and thank you for making this easy. I like your crochet program the best you explain the patterns wonderfully.
Oh, thank you so much! 🤗
What a lovely and delicate pattern! Thanks so much for your clear and friendly instruction. Very much appreciated 🙂
thank you so much :)
This pattern is so pretty. I’d like to make a baby blanket using it. I love the post stitches. So fun.
So so squishy and beautiful 😍 love me a squishy blanket pattern. Thank you so much for the tutorial. I have a little trouble with the cable part but I will figure it out . 🥰
Love, love, love this. I already love the waffle stitch, but I love adding the cable stitch!!❤❤❤
It’s such a gorgeous pattern and so fun to work too 🤗
Love your tutorials , amazing patterns and easy to follow your instructions. I like this pattern , you can make different projects. Thanks 🙏🏻🌟♥️♥️
I cannot wait to make a blanket or a couch throw with this pattern. I have way more than enough yarn to do it!!! Thank you my dear. You make crocheting so easy ❤😊
Beautiful stitch pattern. Maybe a pullover sweater or vest in a nice wool for that Irish sweater look.
Oh indeed! 🤗
Awsome tutorial, thank you for the clear explanation .❤
What a lovely pattern! I love it! Guess what I'm going to do for my next project! 😊
This is a lovely pattern. Thanks for sharing this.
I think I'm gonna shorten it a bit and use it to connect my hexagon cardigan pieces. I think that would be awesome.
Love Love LOVE this pattern and this tutorial is fabulous!!
First time following one of your videos but spot on instructions!!
I'm using Bernat baby sport and a 4mm hook it looks beautiful!!
Thank you ever so much there is more of your tutorials I plan to do✔️💯❤️❤️❤️
what a beautiful pattern
I love your channel and the way you teach
congratulations on reaching 20 k subber's 👏👏👍
Oh, Thank you so much :)
Would make a great sweater! God bless
Do you have a video of the November topaz afghan from the Birthstone afghans book? I'm having difficulty with one part of the instructions and your explanations are very clear.
This pattern can only be done in odd number multiples. If you do it in even numbers you will end with a cable. Weave, cable, weave. Is odd multiples. Weave, cable, weave, cable, weave, cable is even multiples.
45 +3. 135 +3. 175 +3 etc..
I bet it's heavy and eats yarn like crazy, but it looks sooo good.
If I made two crib size baby blankets, joined them just right , threw some sleeves on that baby, I'd have me a nice Aran Fisherman sweater!
I wouldn't even necessarily have to make a crewneck for it, just leave it a boatneck, cuz, you know, fisherman. . . boat. . . .
You get it, lol!
wonderful idea!! :)
I will probably watch this several times bc I love the braid! I think I am an intermediate crochet. I am a blanketer…..I am working on the chevron you did…and I love it! I have to say that I absolutely love your toots. You are cool😎 ! Thanks for inspiring me to start hooking again
yay! Thank you so much :)
Love this pattern!! How much yarn for this pattern?
Oh I want to make this in a 2 weight yarn but I also want to not take 80 years to make one 🥹😆
My husband has been bugging me to make him a heavy blanket but I hate working with chunky yarn. This looks perfect and will use up a lot of my yarn. I’m trying to see a way to use two colors but not sure where to right place would be to change colors. Just because I get bored with one color.
you can make the cable a different color, , here is a video that will show you how to use homemade bobbins to work your colors, I use this method a lot :) ua-cam.com/video/rElP6LSQFgU/v-deo.html
I've been working a waffle stitch blanket. I love this idea. Would you put a final border on a blanket or not? It's so thick I don't know what to use.
I don't think it needs it , really :)
So, I started with a foundation double crochet, count of 135 (45*3). I am one stitch short at the end, where I’d place the hdc. I triple checked to make sure I didn’t miss a stitch along the way. I’m guessing I needed to make 136 to start. Would you agree? Or did I really goof somewhere?
I hope you figured it out but you should have chained 138.
The multiples are 45 then you add 3 at the end so 45+45+45+3=138.
Happy crocheting ❤
@@walterwhite5100 Thank you! I did figure it out. 😊
I hate to admit it but I'm confused on the repeat. I'd love to make this but I need to figure it out first
How much yarn for an afcan(don't mind my spelling)
Hi, I mentioned in the beginning of the video all the yards needed :)
I'm kinda bummed that I can't download the pattern to my phone. Why is it for PC only?
It's Etsy download policy, I believe it's because the PDFs are not formatted for phone or tablet
Hi, I get stuff from Etsy and download to my Tablet & it's put in my files so access it on my phone too. May depend on your contract-capacity!??
This looks interesting, how much yarn is needed for it please? Both types of stiches together making the pattern are unusual.What year is this for? ❣
@@starbright47 hi I don’t remember off hand but I do mention it in the tutorial, close to the beginning, you may have skipped past it 👍
I wanted to make a warm blanket and bought Puzzle yarn but I don't think I need bulky yarn and would be. Better with solid color something to think about when done with my gifts