I know what it is because she said it in a previous video but I won't say so I don't spoil the mystery. I like to think it's someone in the background typing their novel
This is a bassinet cover. Sort of between a light coverlet and a lacey shade cover that can be drawn over top of the bassinet, crib, pram, or stroller to shade and protect Baby from the elements and drafts, indoors or out. I remember my Grandfather building a tiny maple and cherry bassinet and my Grandmother crocheted the cover for it. I think they made it for a church raffle in the 1960s.
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You crack me up, Corinna, so no need to sob in the corner today, okay?! I don't know about other people, but I love when you make the stacked singles instead of the chains. I've been crocheting since 2017 and never liked the chains, but no one ever mentioned another way of making that first stitch. And then - You. So thank you for that! I've also completely stopped making the chain one turning chain and my edges look so neat and beautiful.
Tip for bone tools: If the bone is dry you can take some Vaseline on the hooks to make them smooth again, sometimes they need several thin layers, it depends on how dry the hooks are. The dirty ones you can cook for up to an hour in plain water to get them cleaned and you can also get the bent ones straight again. But sometimes they are just sadly too far gone. But if you cook them they need to get Vaselined afterwards, otherwise they get dry and brittle. When the hooks doesn't want any more Vaseline you can dry them off with a cotton cloth and take some hard beeswax towards the hook/hooks to protect them and make them smooth and shiny. I have done musical instruments in bone and that's why I know this. The beeswax aren't necessarily if you can't get hold of it. Absolutely love your channel and I always get happy inside 😊 when you release a new video, and TANK YOU for all the work and all the time you put on your channel 🧡💛💚
I didn't even know they were a thing until I saw Corinna making them. For next project, because I'm already too far along my current one to start practicing them 😅
I give you so much credit for doing this. Some of those patterns can be so confusing and you did an amazing job. I probably would have started crying and gave up 5 mins in 😂
I really enjoy this channel! Your hard work and struggles help me with my crochet confidence. "I know how to quietly cry in a corner" 😂 You're so funny
When your microwave beeped I thought it was mine because I was making popcorn 😂 I so glad you got the beginning stitch count figured out. It's a very cute baby blanket 😍
Would roughly be pronounced "bare-so-NET" -- French 'r' pronunciation makes no exact English equivalent. Uncle Google says a berceaunette is a wicker basket with a partial top used as a cradle, so close to a bassinette.
I totally agree, for patterns like this where there are long repeats and you need partial repeats to maintain symmetry, having a starting stitch count is essential. I remember when I first started crocheting, those confused me, but now I appreciate them. I also get frustrated when a pattern wants you to do the same thing as in a previous row (example: shell in a shell), but it's worded differently. Why? You want me to do the same thing? Use the same words! Anyway!! I love how this looks at the end with the diamond holes. Could see it being used for a beach cover-up or breezy cardigan too. Great job working through this mystery pattern! Definitely chaotic, but not a hot mess - the chaos is why we all love the mystery patterns ❤
***Ding*** ***Ding*** ***Ding*** "And we have a winner! The extraordinary Corrrrrrrrrrrina!" *****Applause Applause Applause**** 😂😂😂 I do like the idea nimrodess had about making a breezy cardigan. Congratulations on the sponsorship! ❤❤❤
I love watching as you figure out these patterns, and you have more patience than I ever will. I suggest that long ago, some bassinets had hoods or a hood frame. This crochet piece, made wide enough, might be lined with a fabric then placed on the frame to provide shade for the baby. Some bassinets doubled as prams.
One caveat about Hooks & Needles... unless they have changed in the last 4 months (since January 2024), you cannot get more of the yarn that is included in the boxes. You get 2 skeins - and that's it. The yarn is gorgeous, but you will never be able to get enough for a larger project than the one in the box. I typically don't do small wearables, so as much as I loved the yarn, the subscription was a waste of money. 😟 I sincerely hope others get more out of it than I did.
😅😅😅 I'm Here for the He**!!! I love the mystery, the mixed emotions, this is always entertaining & engaging, I'm along for all the "feels". You struggled, overcame, and then rejoice. 🎉🎉🎉
I commend your perseverance recreating these mystery patterns. I love them! I think watching you makes me a better pattern reader. Thank you so very much! 🦋
I am so impressed with how willing you are to put yourself out there and stumble through these patterns. Many people would not be so willing to show the mistakes and struggles. Sometimes it is frustrating when you get caught up in the moment and don’t see what is so clear to us armchair quarterbacks. I just want to say thank you for being vulnerable. Also, no one but the creator knows what anything in this book is supposed to look like; therefore, what you show is correct. The only person who can say definitely that you did it wrong has been dead for a century. I would love to see this done up and backed with a flannel or satin. It would be beautiful. Maybe for the next grandchild.
I'm only 2 minutes in and that into has me fully invested! Those blasted victorians and their starting chains 😂 Corinna, you have some patience there, i know i would've launched it across the room several times over! ❤
What a heavy hitter 🥊 Justine training you for championship round👏👏👏 he was sneaky adding numbers back in bowl and boy did he throw you a tough competitor. The patience and tenacity to figure out stitch count…👏👏👏 Corinna WINNER this match 🧡
Pronunciation - bear-so-net. But with a French accent. 😉👨🏻🎨 The chain count - when you laid it out and counted the first time I thought, but what about the ending v-cluster? So glad I hung in there until 39:18! 😂😁 Some people are SO GOOD at figuring out multiples & creating patterns - and I’m so glad they do the work for me, because otherwise I would rage quit half the projects I start! 😂 Kudos to you for sticking with it!
Fun! I keep commenting when you start 😊 you're so eager and enthousiastic and have a picture in your head. Love this channel! Thank you so much. Looking forward to every episode.
The Berceaunette pronunciation is correct.A "berceau" in French is a baby cot (in French). A berceaunette means a small baby cot. This is the first time I have heard this word probably no longer in use. The definition on Google is "A wicker basket with a hood over the head, used as a cradle."
I thought someone was typing a book. Then I thought maybe you had and old dog wandering the house. Then I thought maybe a bird pecking a toy in its cage. Then I thought maybe a branch tapping the window. Maybe a ceiling fan?? I figured I’d never know. Thanks for clearing up the mystery AND For the hook and needle box. Love it! I got two subscriptions!
As I've said before, I like the typing sound, given that my mother was an avid crocheter and an excellent typist. I find the sound to be comforting and inviting. I figured a stitch count in my head, but because I'm knitting someone a hat for an upcoming birthday (not you, but I may have something else in mind), I have yet to test it. We may have come to the same number of stitches, I'll let you know. Great job, great video, and I look forward to the next one!
Yes, we all have our quirks. Mine is those chain ones at the turning. Hate 'em. Unless the pattern has a very specific design idea for putting them there, which I've only seen once, I omit them with impunity! Ha! So there! I appreciate learning about the stacked single from you, and once in a while, if I need it, I use it. It honestly looks so much better. Love & hugs! (When I Googled it was pronounced Bare-see-oh-net, so very close to what Parula06 said.)
Oh my gosh you are such a hoot. I was giggling with you. Love the attitude. I love the pattern. I would make a table runner out of that pattern. I think it would be beautiful. Thank you very much for sharing. ❤
About berceaunette, your prononciation is correct. The word berceau (ber-so) means cradle. The word berceaunette is not used any more in France. This pattern is so beautiful, thanks for sharing. ☀
I think this has been my favorite video yet. You struggling with a vintage as bad as i do modern patterns. Such a lovely voice and personality. Thankyou for the video, the chuckles and the pattern.
Still watching, I am halfway, and love it. I am a bit sad to know that the typewriter is the AC. Somehow it added to the vintage vibe, you crocheting next to an aspiring writer working on a book 😉
I just ordered my first hooks and needles box! Thank you for the 20% coupon. It evened out so I didn’t pay shipping, basically! So excited to get the first box. I love your videos too! Your voice is soothing and your videos are calming. A nice change from some crochet videos!
I love your mystery videos so much, and I'm glad I'm not the only one who gets frustrated with patterns! 🤣 I'm from Az also, summer is starting so our AC units will be working overtime!
Hello Corrina, This pattern was confusing at first, but I know you will always figure it out. Great job I think it turned out very nice this little baby blanket. I sure appreciate your little episodes of the mystery patterns. Looking forward to the next one.
I think you are amazing, to work out that stitch count! This us a very pretty pattern. Mine would definitely not have turned out pretty, or symetrical! 😄😄
I'm so glad you persevered! Hot mess or not, it was a wonderful vid and a gorgeous pattern. And we're all definitely invested in it with you! Just imagining it done up in even finer thread, starched, and hung as a window covering.
I finally know where that sound is coming from! it was driving me crazy not to know! :D i thought maybe it's your dogs nails on the floor, or someone is using an actual typewriter or a keyboard... i can sleep in pace now again. lol
Oh Girl, I got that one too..but the one for this month, holy crap . IDK who writes their patterns but only thing I could make right was the plant hanger. The star and the other..oh man..
Hello! New subbie here. I've truly been enjoying your "mystery pattern" videos. They are so fun! My mom doesn't crochet, but she says she enjoys your videos, too. Ciao! Erica
There are 3 pattern in that book and 2 of then used zippers, one was a cross body bag and the other was a make-up bag :) , the 1st pattern was a water bottle sling
Hiya! I just wanted say I LOVE your channel! I just recently found it! I came across your channel looking for a crocheted bonnet pattern. I actually made the headband/bonnet from one of your videos! I also LOVE everything vintage and am super excited to be making vintage crocheted items! Thank you for these awesome videos! They are so easy to follow and so explanatory! You also have a very sweet and calming voice. I look forward to more patterns! Happy crocheting!🤗😊❤️
So now the mystery is whether this is a pretty but nonfunctional decorative piece to go across the hood part of the berceaunette, or is supposed to be a blanket that covers the baby inside the berceaunette.
I'm a crocheter that has also written my own patterns. Based on what I saw that you were doing... I think you were right the first time, and there is a mistake in the instructions, something left out. I think what you are supposed to do, is after that last shell, you should chain 2, then do 1 dc in the last stitch. It would make it match up with what you had in the beginning. When you 'fixed' it for the different chain count, the shell pokes out, and this looks like it's supposed to be a rectangular pattern, with straightened edges on either side. It looks to me as if there should be a 3dc block at each end of the pattern. At least, that's how I would do it. A berceaunette is a wicker basket with a hood, which is probably what the bassinette was derived from. I think the difference is that a bassinette is the height of a cradle, where a berceaunette is set on the ground... probably used to take infants outside when the family was out on a picnic, or the mother was sitting out in the yard shelling peas/beans. There was also probably a contraption with a handle and wheels that held the berceaunette to turn it into a stroller. You would put this type of blanket over the berceaunette so that there was enough air to baby to breath, and not get too hot while shading him/her from the sun. It could even double as a coverlet for baby if it got a little chilly.
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Girl that typing sound has been the biggest mystery of this entire channel 😅 I thought for sure we were gonna get a book release soon.
I always thought it might be Merlin running around.
I was thinking maybe a fish tank.
I know what it is because she said it in a previous video but I won't say so I don't spoil the mystery. I like to think it's someone in the background typing their novel
At the very beginning of this video she types what the "typing" sound is..
😂
This is a bassinet cover. Sort of between a light coverlet and a lacey shade cover that can be drawn over top of the bassinet, crib, pram, or stroller to shade and protect Baby from the elements and drafts, indoors or out. I remember my Grandfather building a tiny maple and cherry bassinet and my Grandmother crocheted the cover for it. I think they made it for a church raffle in the 1960s.
Yes, this video was chaotic, but it’s what makes the mystery patterns fun. Watching your mind process and then that AHA! moment! Fun stuff!
Yay! Thank you!
Finaly a sponsor 😁 one gone more to come! I am Happy for you. And we are closser to 100k subscriber. 💞
We came a long way of pattern writing...thank you for have so much patiens.
Yes! Thank you!
You crack me up, Corinna, so no need to sob in the corner today, okay?! I don't know about other people, but I love when you make the stacked singles instead of the chains. I've been crocheting since 2017 and never liked the chains, but no one ever mentioned another way of making that first stitch. And then - You. So thank you for that! I've also completely stopped making the chain one turning chain and my edges look so neat and beautiful.
Tip for bone tools: If the bone is dry you can take some Vaseline on the hooks to make them smooth again, sometimes they need several thin layers, it depends on how dry the hooks are. The dirty ones you can cook for up to an hour in plain water to get them cleaned and you can also get the bent ones straight again. But sometimes they are just sadly too far gone. But if you cook them they need to get Vaselined afterwards, otherwise they get dry and brittle. When the hooks doesn't want any more Vaseline you can dry them off with a cotton cloth and take some hard beeswax towards the hook/hooks to protect them and make them smooth and shiny. I have done musical instruments in bone and that's why I know this. The beeswax aren't necessarily if you can't get hold of it.
Absolutely love your channel and I always get happy inside 😊 when you release a new video, and TANK YOU for all the work and all the time you put on your channel 🧡💛💚
No one is mad of your stacked singles . I think they are great. I am using it
I didn't even know they were a thing until I saw Corinna making them. For next project, because I'm already too far along my current one to start practicing them 😅
I give you so much credit for doing this. Some of those patterns can be so confusing and you did an amazing job. I probably would have started crying and gave up 5 mins in 😂
I really enjoy this channel! Your hard work and struggles help me with my crochet confidence. "I know how to quietly cry in a corner" 😂 You're so funny
There’s always one of us in the choir just faking it! That’s me, I m the one!
😂
One of these days you should make a book filled with the updated translations of the victorian patterns with their photo outcomes!
When your microwave beeped I thought it was mine because I was making popcorn 😂 I so glad you got the beginning stitch count figured out. It's a very cute baby blanket 😍
Would roughly be pronounced "bare-so-NET" -- French 'r' pronunciation makes no exact English equivalent. Uncle Google says a berceaunette is a wicker basket with a partial top used as a cradle, so close to a bassinette.
Well now we probably know where the word "basinette" originated from, right?🤔
Wow! Your Patience is amazing! A lot of us would have given up! Great job! Thank you for the laughs! I always enjoy watching you!
Thank you so much 🤗
Once again you have taken a completely baffling pattern and turned it into something lovely! thank you so much!
Thank you so much!
I totally agree, for patterns like this where there are long repeats and you need partial repeats to maintain symmetry, having a starting stitch count is essential. I remember when I first started crocheting, those confused me, but now I appreciate them. I also get frustrated when a pattern wants you to do the same thing as in a previous row (example: shell in a shell), but it's worded differently. Why? You want me to do the same thing? Use the same words!
Anyway!! I love how this looks at the end with the diamond holes. Could see it being used for a beach cover-up or breezy cardigan too. Great job working through this mystery pattern! Definitely chaotic, but not a hot mess - the chaos is why we all love the mystery patterns ❤
I really like your idea of making a cardigan with this stitch. I may "steal" that idea from you to do! 🥰
***Ding*** ***Ding*** ***Ding*** "And we have a winner! The extraordinary Corrrrrrrrrrrina!" *****Applause Applause Applause**** 😂😂😂 I do like the idea nimrodess had about making a breezy cardigan. Congratulations on the sponsorship! ❤❤❤
I love watching as you figure out these patterns, and you have more patience than I ever will. I suggest that long ago, some bassinets had hoods or a hood frame. This crochet piece, made wide enough, might be lined with a fabric then placed on the frame to provide shade for the baby. Some bassinets doubled as prams.
One caveat about Hooks & Needles... unless they have changed in the last 4 months (since January 2024), you cannot get more of the yarn that is included in the boxes. You get 2 skeins - and that's it. The yarn is gorgeous, but you will never be able to get enough for a larger project than the one in the box. I typically don't do small wearables, so as much as I loved the yarn, the subscription was a waste of money. 😟 I sincerely hope others get more out of it than I did.
It's a pretty blanket. Thanks for sticking with it & working the pattern out.
That blue yarn from the subox was really pretty. At least you didn't have to oil this hook😅
😅😅😅 I'm Here for the He**!!! I love the mystery, the mixed emotions, this is always entertaining & engaging, I'm along for all the "feels". You struggled, overcame, and then rejoice. 🎉🎉🎉
Holy moly, Corina. You have more determination than I would have. Congratulations! This is a very pretty pattern. ❤
I commend your perseverance recreating these mystery patterns. I love them! I think watching you makes me a better pattern reader. Thank you so very much! 🦋
I am so impressed with how willing you are to put yourself out there and stumble through these patterns. Many people would not be so willing to show the mistakes and struggles. Sometimes it is frustrating when you get caught up in the moment and don’t see what is so clear to us armchair quarterbacks. I just want to say thank you for being vulnerable.
Also, no one but the creator knows what anything in this book is supposed to look like; therefore, what you show is correct. The only person who can say definitely that you did it wrong has been dead for a century.
I would love to see this done up and backed with a flannel or satin. It would be beautiful. Maybe for the next grandchild.
I'm only 2 minutes in and that into has me fully invested! Those blasted victorians and their starting chains 😂
Corinna, you have some patience there, i know i would've launched it across the room several times over! ❤
Still working along on the sweater that will not end. Lovely misty Saturday to crochet together. :-)
What a heavy hitter 🥊 Justine training you for championship round👏👏👏 he was sneaky adding numbers back in bowl and boy did he throw you a tough competitor. The patience and tenacity to figure out stitch count…👏👏👏 Corinna WINNER this match 🧡
This would look beautiful scalloped and lined.
The yarn in the mystery box was gorgeous. Oh my...the mystery pattern was another success. Persistence paid off!
No sobbing. Your patience in working these patterns is amazing. I'd give up in less than 5 minutes. I want clear easy instructions.
Again You Amaze us with your teachings and tenacious got to do this !! ❤ It !! Its a pretty pattern !! Thank You for another great video 📸 !!
Pronunciation - bear-so-net. But with a French accent. 😉👨🏻🎨
The chain count - when you laid it out and counted the first time I thought, but what about the ending v-cluster? So glad I hung in there until 39:18! 😂😁
Some people are SO GOOD at figuring out multiples & creating patterns - and I’m so glad they do the work for me, because otherwise I would rage quit half the projects I start! 😂 Kudos to you for sticking with it!
I think it's the dog's toe nails clicking on the floor!
Fun! I keep commenting when you start 😊 you're so eager and enthousiastic and have a picture in your head. Love this channel! Thank you so much. Looking forward to every episode.
The Berceaunette pronunciation is correct.A "berceau" in French is a baby cot (in French). A berceaunette means a small baby cot. This is the first time I have heard this word probably no longer in use. The definition on Google is "A wicker basket with a hood over the head, used as a cradle."
I thought the “typing” sound was a little hamster playing on his wheel! 😂
Thank you for sticking with this pretty pattern ❤️
I'm watching this as I unwind 16 rows of interlocked crochet... seems fitting. This is the perfect video to watch for this 🤣
BERCEAUNETTE is an 1895 wicker basket with a hood over the head, used as a cradle.
I've had days like this. And there are times when a pattern is written wrong. That's when you just do it your way. 😊
I thought someone was typing a book. Then I thought maybe you had and old dog wandering the house. Then I thought maybe a bird pecking a toy in its cage. Then I thought maybe a branch tapping the window. Maybe a ceiling fan?? I figured I’d never know. Thanks for clearing up the mystery AND For the hook and needle box. Love it! I got two subscriptions!
As I've said before, I like the typing sound, given that my mother was an avid crocheter and an excellent typist. I find the sound to be comforting and inviting. I figured a stitch count in my head, but because I'm knitting someone a hat for an upcoming birthday (not you, but I may have something else in mind), I have yet to test it. We may have come to the same number of stitches, I'll let you know. Great job, great video, and I look forward to the next one!
I think it kinda sounds like a fireplace at times. And find it a nice sound, comforting, or am i just weird😅😂
Love your stacked singles, starting to use myself. Well this pattern was a doozy, well done Corrina another one conquered❤❤❤🇦🇺🧶
Thanks so much 😊
Gorgeous mystery pattern. Thank you for your perseverance!!
Yes, we all have our quirks. Mine is those chain ones at the turning. Hate 'em. Unless the pattern has a very specific design idea for putting them there, which I've only seen once, I omit them with impunity! Ha! So there! I appreciate learning about the stacked single from you, and once in a while, if I need it, I use it. It honestly looks so much better. Love & hugs! (When I Googled it was pronounced Bare-see-oh-net, so very close to what Parula06 said.)
Really pretty pattern. I love your videos!!
What a pretty blanket that will make!! Great perseverance!! Pictures would be nice, but that was so fun!! Thank you!!
The “typewriter” sound is vintage ambiance. 😊
Oh my gosh you are such a hoot. I was giggling with you. Love the attitude.
I love the pattern. I would make a table runner out of that pattern. I think it would be beautiful.
Thank you very much for sharing. ❤
Berceaunette is an old word for Bassinet. It was created in the 1880s.
About berceaunette, your prononciation is correct. The word berceau (ber-so) means cradle. The word berceaunette is not used any more in France. This pattern is so beautiful, thanks for sharing. ☀
So so pretty ❤
This me every time and sometimes I don’t know why I persist 😂
I love your videos. It's so good to know that I'm not the only one who gripes at patterns.
What a frustrating little pattern lol. Good job figuring it out. And congrats on the sponsorship! How exciting 🎉
Thanks so much!!
This is so pretty. I really like it. Well done you. ❤
It amazes me how you figure these patterns out.🎉
This was designed to be a bassinet or pram cover that drapes over the whole shebang.
PS berceaunette is French for crib
I can listen to your voice all day
I think this has been my favorite video yet. You struggling with a vintage as bad as i do modern patterns. Such a lovely voice and personality. Thankyou for the video, the chuckles and the pattern.
Oh thank you!
Very beautiful
🤔 i believe i see new curtains in my future w/ this pattern. 🤭 Ty ty tysvm
Wooo girl,you just made it into Gen X era. It was the best anyway! lol.happy bday
Berceau is french for Cradle, so a Bearceaunett would be a small cradle = bassinett
Still watching, I am halfway, and love it.
I am a bit sad to know that the typewriter is the AC. Somehow it added to the vintage vibe, you crocheting next to an aspiring writer working on a book 😉
Berceaunette: a wicker basket with a hood over the head, used as a cradle
Just ordered my hooks and needles, crochet subscription today. Can't wait to get started. Your channel has inspired me to learn more and create more.
I just ordered my first hooks and needles box! Thank you for the 20% coupon. It evened out so I didn’t pay shipping, basically! So excited to get the first box.
I love your videos too! Your voice is soothing and your videos are calming. A nice change from some crochet videos!
Wonderful!
I love your mystery videos so much, and I'm glad I'm not the only one who gets frustrated with patterns! 🤣 I'm from Az also, summer is starting so our AC units will be working overtime!
Hello Corrina, This pattern was confusing at first, but I know you will always figure it out. Great job I think it turned out very nice this little baby blanket. I sure appreciate your little episodes of the mystery patterns. Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you! 😊
Aw, my fantasy is ruined! I thought the doggie was just out of frame typing out a novel.....or his manifesto.... But it's just the AC! 😂
37:30 I did this on ~Round 80 of a giant granny square blanket once. I couldn't ignore it either because it was the corner. Totally feel your pain!
I was told it is called a shell stich when my aunt taught me how to crochet in 1976.
It’s a crib cover! It’s a French word and you did a wonderful job! I love your “typical” videos because they are so relatable. ❤
Absolutely not a French word. I am French and the word berceaunette doesn't exist in French.
This would make beautiful curtains in a lace weight yarn.
So beautiful Corrina… great job ..thank you ❤
You need merch with a graphic that includes: yarn and hooks, a dog and a typewriter. If you know you know right??
Beautiful blanket or bassinet cover. You did an amazing job. You have more patience than I have. I would have thrown it out the door or in the corner.
Thank you! 😊
You're funny😂😂😂😂. Love your comments.
Thank you 😁
I think you are amazing, to work out that stitch count! This us a very pretty pattern. Mine would definitely not have turned out pretty, or symetrical! 😄😄
Love your determined attitude.
Excellent work, looks so pretty.
Congrats on the sponsorship, taking the channel up a level,love it!
Thank you very much!
I'm so glad you persevered! Hot mess or not, it was a wonderful vid and a gorgeous pattern. And we're all definitely invested in it with you! Just imagining it done up in even finer thread, starched, and hung as a window covering.
Thank you! 😊
Girl, a sponsor!! 🎉🎉
I love hooks and needles..I get both crochet and knit every month
That’s awesome ❤️
french for berceau is cradle so its a cradle blanket its lovelelly but not very warm lol all those holes
Indeed, it did say to line the back of it though
@@justvintagecrochet oh ok sorry didnt hear you say that.
I finally know where that sound is coming from! it was driving me crazy not to know! :D i thought maybe it's your dogs nails on the floor, or someone is using an actual typewriter or a keyboard... i can sleep in pace now again. lol
Oh Girl, I got that one too..but the one for this month, holy crap . IDK who writes their patterns but only thing I could make right was the plant hanger. The star and the other..oh man..
Wicker basket with a hood used as a craddle
Hello! New subbie here. I've truly been enjoying your "mystery pattern" videos. They are so fun! My mom doesn't crochet, but she says she enjoys your videos, too. Ciao! Erica
Oh thank you!
Berceau c'est français means crib. and Berceaunette I think means a little baby crib.
Maybe your air system is working on the next great American novel.😉
It’s all right I have got half way and could not figure it out from there it was in a old magazine lol
I get the cover.
But this could be a beautiful table runner or doily. 😊
We like your idea of music, at least I do.
Ok I am trying to forget about the zipper in the Sponsor box. I wouldn’t complain if you showed us what that was for! 😂
There are 3 pattern in that book and 2 of then used zippers, one was a cross body bag and the other was a make-up bag :) , the 1st pattern was a water bottle sling
Hiya! I just wanted say I LOVE your channel! I just recently found it! I came across your channel looking for a crocheted bonnet pattern. I actually made the headband/bonnet from one of your videos! I also LOVE everything vintage and am super excited to be making vintage crocheted items! Thank you for these awesome videos! They are so easy to follow and so explanatory! You also have a very sweet and calming voice. I look forward to more patterns! Happy crocheting!🤗😊❤️
Oh thank you!
So now the mystery is whether this is a pretty but nonfunctional decorative piece to go across the hood part of the berceaunette, or is supposed to be a blanket that covers the baby inside the berceaunette.
I'm a crocheter that has also written my own patterns. Based on what I saw that you were doing... I think you were right the first time, and there is a mistake in the instructions, something left out. I think what you are supposed to do, is after that last shell, you should chain 2, then do 1 dc in the last stitch. It would make it match up with what you had in the beginning. When you 'fixed' it for the different chain count, the shell pokes out, and this looks like it's supposed to be a rectangular pattern, with straightened edges on either side. It looks to me as if there should be a 3dc block at each end of the pattern. At least, that's how I would do it.
A berceaunette is a wicker basket with a hood, which is probably what the bassinette was derived from. I think the difference is that a bassinette is the height of a cradle, where a berceaunette is set on the ground... probably used to take infants outside when the family was out on a picnic, or the mother was sitting out in the yard shelling peas/beans. There was also probably a contraption with a handle and wheels that held the berceaunette to turn it into a stroller. You would put this type of blanket over the berceaunette so that there was enough air to baby to breath, and not get too hot while shading him/her from the sun. It could even double as a coverlet for baby if it got a little chilly.