1880s French Crochet Throw Blanket Tutorial | Just Vintage Crochet
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Learn how to create a beautiful 1880s French crochet throw blanket with this tutorial from Just Vintage Crochet. Perfect for a cozy vintage touch to your home decor!
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And just like that new hyper fixation unlocked lol hope the churches like vintage French blankets for the winter because that's all I'm gonna make 😅😂
You did a beautiful job making the squares. I'm familiar with the book. The reason there was less knitting is because it was considered more for everyday use. Servants and children knitted. Crochet, needlepoint, embroidery and lace making were more to show off a lady's skill. DMC threads have been around since the 1700's and are still considered the finest threads you can use.
Can you tell me if the book is in English. Thanks.
@@JoLowden-oz9no Yes, Libraries usually have a copy of it too.
Good info. 👍👍
I'm getting that book, and the homeless shelter is going to get overrun with that blanket , it looks so fun to do
It is so beautiful! I want to make a bigger copy of it for my bed, but it's going to have to wait until I get better at crocheting. I only just started crocheting last week. I finished my first project and am working on a scarf now for my husband's birthday.
Please leave up the video for a long time because it's going to take me awhile to get to the point where I am able to make this blanket. It really is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.
I've had this book for over 40 years, and I'vemade quite a lot from it. Crochet Lace Diamond Design (Fig.542, p.310 in my edition) in size 30 crochet cotton, ecru, sewn onto a dark red velvet cushion was one of my mother's favorites of a series of crochet cushions I made for her. I practiced with several of the simpler drawn thread work patterns from the Openwork on Linen chapter (Figs.777-812) on a set of dishtowels, using embroidery floss. A monogram for a shirt. A sachet embroidered with the Assisi work "apocryphal beast" (Fig.232). The list goes on and on-40+ years, remember!
Now I want to give that border a try. After all, I managed to decipher the Fig.433 sock0 heel worked entirely in plain knitting.
The border adaptation looks lovely and is a good example of trust the process and your gut when doing crocheting.
Fancy! I like both versions. I think you’re keeping in line with the Victorians in that personal variations would have been the norm. It was the setting down in written patterns that was new. Nicely innovated. 🦋
I just got the book on Kindle for free. The hardbound version was less than $9.00
Oh thanks for sharing. I'll have to get it on Kindle.
What a beautiful blanket for summer, would make a nice summer bedspread in a cotton in larger size as well!
Beautiful and still looks fine work, imo. Glad you worked a different edge and didn't give up, inspiring. ❤
Your interpretation turned out beautifully, I will have to get yet another book😂 I bought the Mrs. Beeton one & discovered your stacked single was an alternative chain stitch, there was 3 in the book. It shows a few stitches I’ve never seen that must have been forgotten in the annals of time, this book looks just as interesting. 👏👏❤️❤️🇬🇧
I love the original stitch. I think I will do a baby blanket. It’s a very pretty design and you gave us a very useful tutorial. Thank you.❤
Corinna, I have a lot of old needlework magazines from the1800s and early 1900s which have knitting and crocheting patterns in them. My dream was to work them out and make them, but I have never been able to figure them out. They are mostly "The Modern Priscilla" and "Needlework Magazine." If you want some of them, and your p.o. box can take packages, let me know. I will make arrangements. It would be fun to crochet one of those old patterns I picked up along with you.
It's gorgeous! I sure wish you could've worked out the entire scalloped border. It would've been beautiful!
It turned out really lovely, well done on your adaptation.
Absolutely stunning! With your video , it may take 12 months, but you explained everything so well, I am confident I can make a coverlet as a beginner. I also know all the Tunisian basic stitches.
I like your version. As always you manage to figure out a way to solve an issue. Although, I think I would have preferred the last part of the border to be in the cream as well.
Hmmm...I'm going to try using that original stitch (sc2tog ch2) to make a light weight pullover sweater/jumper out of a long rectangle with a neck hole in the middle of it for a two year old grandbaby. Like you, I am a bit disappointed that we couldn't figure out the fan work all around the border but I definitely think that you pulled a save out of the yarn skein with what you came up with to use in lieu of it when you couldn't. Looks very snuggly and cuddly and definitely original. 👍
I have got patterns from this book. I'm a person that sticks to the originals rather than altering them. I just like the original historical thing 😊 love your videos. I rarely comment on your videos but thank you lots for making them coz it does help me. 😊 and all these people 😊
You did a great job with the modification. love it.
I think alternate pattern is absolutely beautiful. These old patterns weren’t tested like patterns are today and like you always say back then you just knew what to do. A lot was passed down through generations. Sort of like recipes, a dash of this and a handful of that.
Also, as a collector of many vintage quilts and afghans I can tell you artistic liberties were heavily relied upon throughout history.
❤Beautiful work as always ❤
That original stitch is so interesting! I’ll definitely have to make a little swatch of this at some point (maybe a baby blanket, maybe a wall hanging, maybe a tote bag would be cute)
Edit: after googling the book and author (encyclopedia of needlework Therese De Dillmont), if you are willing to use the online version it’s free in a couple different places!
When it rolls up, it looks like a churro 😂 your humor blesses me!
Turned out great..One of my favorites..
Try a much larger hook for the chain portion of the conection part of joining . Love your version of this blanket.
I’m really digging that first stitch! I have lots of ideas popping in my head. Thanks
Another video i can watch while crocheting🥳
Absolutely beautiful. Well done
I love it! Both ways are really pretty. I think I'd invest the time to make the original way.
This outer stitch looks looks great. In fact I love the whole whole blanket. The only otherblanket I made aside from crib sizes was a larger than queen size granny square blanket way back in the 1980's I think. Most of the patterns I got when I was heavy into crochet were clothes and things.
I really liked the original stitch
Just ordered that book. Woo hoo!
The book just arrived. I thought it looked familiar. I used to have it. I must have lost it in the move from Wisconsin to Texas a million years ago. I learned to do several types of open work embroidery from it. It is great to have it back in my library.
Ohhhh, a beautiful blanket for Merlin!! It's the perfect size for him! It turned out great
Lovely book and lovely work! Terrific technique!
Your blanket is beautiful!
This is so pretty. Your sample looks like a cover for a baby book. This pattern has its possibilities and potential to be very nice in a baby room.
Wow, what a beautiful pattern, very creative, thanks Corinna ❣️
That is STUNNING!!
I never knew about the second looking stitch at the end. Thank you for clarifying. Now I can stop making triangles! Ha!
Try marking the stitch (not the working loop) that's formed by the 'pull through one' - that's the stitch you work into. The 'pull through one' is what would be your turning chain in normal crochet. In fact, if you examine what you are doing when you 'pull through one' you will see that you are simply chaining one. So what you are doing is pulling up your final loop of the row in your previous turning chain, making one turning chain (or reversing😂, in this case), then working off two loops at a time.
That open work was a great idea to fill that in,it looks beautiful.
Thank you for your dedication, your work inspires me to continue on my own yarn crafting journey one step at a time making sure to stay focused on things that interest me.
Your patience is so impressive! I look forward to seeing this as complete fabric!
'Princess Royal' is the title of the eldest daughter of a British monarch. The title is held for life (or theoretically until they ascend the throne). There's only ever one Princess Royal at a time. Princess Anne became Princess Royal under her mother Queen Elizabeth II, and will remain so until her death.
In the 1800s the Princess Royal would have been Princess Victoria, daughter of Queen Victoria
I love this pattern. The Tunisian stitch is also my favorite. I'm so glad you gave the tidbits on what not to do while doing this stitch. I started a blanket and had that issue of it leaning to the right. And the loose edges. Thank you for those little bits. Now, I can restart that blanket.
Have a great weekend.
Wow! Absolutely beautiful 😍😍😍
That looks so intricate but you make it look easy!
You did an amazing job and it seems like you follow my motto, it’s just yarn… we are literally taking a piece of string to create a blanket!!! ( however it happens!!!!)
Your version of the border is gorgeous. I am definitely trying the original stitch for a sweater. SOMEDAY I want to try Tunisian crochet. 😊
Looks a beautiful pattern that you made. I swear, some of those older patterns are written in some type of unknown, convoluted code.
I have a name for that stitch, call it the Corinna Stitch! 😊❤️🇦🇺
It's lovely !! That's a lot of work , gonna take a while to make a blanket but so worth it !! Thank You for another great video 📷 !! ❤ It !!
It is not a wearable, but it should be one. Like it. Again a pattern that I put on my list. And again I hope one day I will like tunesian, it looks great.
I love ❤️ this the color is perfect too and so easy
Very pretty! I like it. 💕💕💕
Looks very pretty...❤😊 and yay! A non mystery pattern love this type! Great job!
Love the blanket!! ❤
I have this book! I found it in a used book store.
super cute, would make a cute baby blanket
Yours is very pretty. 👍👍❤️
Beautiful.
Would make a beautiful placemat
I would buy that! Beautiful!
I need to try that one! ❤😊
What a lovely pattern for a summer rectangular wrap!! Can't wait to get started on it! Also added the book to my Wish List. Maybe my son will get it for me for Christmas. Love Victorian crochet!
perhaps when counting your stitches find the middle stitch on each side, count either side how many stitches you need to make the scallop..from there, find the middle stitch either side and again count the required stitches either side to make the scallop..then choose to fill in the gaps with whatever, like smaller sections of the pattern you did in the blue..finding the middle stitch in each section should then give you the desired pattern..and if the sections in between are not enough, then make a smaller version of the scallops in between..
Lovely!!❤
Oh it's a variation of a single crochet cluster stitch, I'm loving the texture this is giving but unless it's a blanket you intend on working on for an heirloom type piece then for be it would just take way too long 😂
Not for me. Made 2 costers and went straight to blankets! 😅
Lovely pattern! The book is fascinating! Thank you for sharing!!❤
I love the way you did it
Respect! ❤
Wow!!!!!!!!!
Very pretty, love this pattern.
Slip stitch on the back preferred
Es hermoso
@Corinna Can you give the final messerments? I would love to make a cardigan or poncho out of it, but I have trouble to find out what goes were and how wide or long I have to do the middlepart. Thank you so much for beeing such insperation 😁 (did I spend money on yarn, what I no should? Yes, sure.)
Im wondering if the scallops can be made seperately and then joined (sewn) onto the work. I have found vintage patterns before that are just impossible to figure out and have also had to get creative. Your adaptation is gorgeous ❤❤❤
Or cut the thread, count to where the next needs to start, and make each attached to the edge, but seperate? The ones on the edge also look like they merge together higher up than the corner merges to the ones beside it.
When did you get to 100k subs? That's awesome!
Hello i just command the 1927 in French so its a very surprise . I don’t think that it’s the same of yours but I wanted a hold book to compare with your litle mémo on etsy and for your tuto.
sometimes the most beautiful blankets are those that we have to adapt from an unreadable pattern
Would be a beautiful blanket if worked as individual blocks joined together before doing the final border.
Gorgeous pattern. A durable macrame cord doormat in two colors? 🤔😊
Ebay has books at discount, work for me.
Does the Royal Princess stitch work over any stitch count, or is there a specific number of stitches? Your videos have inspired and fascinated me so much that I just ordered a vintage Susan Bates “afghan” hook, and I plan to learn Tunisian with it. ♡ ♡
You know, the thing about crochet is if you run into something you don't understand or don't like, you can change it to suit yourself. I do it all the time and there is nothing wrong with that. I have times when I just cannot understand a pattern so I change it or I ask a friend that crochets to look at it and explain it to me. Mostly it's just me not getting it. You do what you want sister, there are no rules!
Thats what I love ad chrochet the most, it is easy adjustable and with a bit of testing easy to work something out.
@@doninis1354 me too!
Thank you for your videos. What is the name of the book?
The anwer is in the tutorial. Try watching it.
I have a dumb question do you join thread together like you do yarn.
@@teresafreeman2203 yes, I do
What is the name of the book?
The picture in the book looks as if it has the scallops across all 4 sides. What made you decide to do the fishnet pattern instead??
I covered that in the video, Im guessing you skipped to the end? and maybe missed it
@@justvintagecrochet that must have been when I took the puppies out. I’m pet sitting for my son. I’ll watch it again
Wish I could have seen you try and figure out the centre shell. Sorry to say it done t look as nice as the picture.
Is the book in the video in English?
Answer is in the tutorial. Try watching it.
Is someone old school typing in the background? What is the tapping sound? Please😢
It's her air conditioner.
It looks like you are making a placemat for your dining table.
the last part,, instead of skip 3, make it Skip 4, just eyeball ,, wont make much difference. the original border is nicer
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Beautiful.