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@@justvintagecrochet You must have somehow twisted what I said from what I intended! Or possibly some evil force changed the words I typed! That is the only explanation I can think of for your attack. Of course I recognize that she does what she does out of love for the art form we call crochet and she has a vast knowledge that thank God she is willing to share with those of us that have limited experience to draw from, which brings me to why I enjoy watching these videos. I know I first learned to crochet back in the 70s. I do not remember a lot because of a stroke a couple of years ago next week. I believe this channel and others help me trigger memories that take me back and help me regain some trace of something that has been shrouded in a fog. I come to this channel to learn or relearn what I lost. I have no nefarious motives. I am sorry YOU are offended for some reason of your own but no such motive was intended. I will ignore your overreaction and continue to watch these wonderful adventures in crochet. You can stew over whatever, but you have no need to stew over my viewing choices. Take a beat and relax !
@@DrusillaDragonrose I love your honest comment! You're definitely not alone. It makes me feel like a beginner time and time again, and I wonder if it will ever get better or if my brain will never "get it" like it seems other people do! Guess, as long as I never get so good I don't struggle, I'll never be bored (even with the {apparently, horribly annoying, dressed and most awful} "granny square" 🤗
I'm going to miss the Rubbermaid bowl. That was one of my favorite parts of your videos! The sound of the papers bouncing around and your fingers swirling them all about was asmr for me. Lol!
This looks like a lot of fun! Have you ever considered crocheting over your ends? That way you don;t have to weave anything in at the end. I've been doing this for many, many years. Saves a lot of time and aggravation if you change colors often.
I'm a weirdo apparently and used this as background noise for crocheting, and it felt very much like we were suffering in solidarity. I only looked at the actual video for the final result and wow, nice work!
@@Donteatacowman I’ve done exact same countless times. Except not for background noise but checking out a tutorial to one pattern only to make sure it’s one I want to save for later while working on different pattern/ project. Seriously countless times
I follow @breathingyarn for nice background "noise." She has a variety of types of videos and it's like sitting and chatting with a friend while working on wips 🤗
I made my neice a green blanket that used a vintage border. Ended up just being a very simple corner-to-corner with the most ornate border you can imagine!
I had one grandma born in 1904, and my other grandma was born in 1913. They each crocheted. My second grandma taught me how to crochet when I was 10 years old. When I was a child, my first grandma would crochet a type of tank top made of granny squares. I'd be willing to bet that they both did Victorian crochet.
I got the hooks and needles sub thanks to you, and I love it! It actually saves me money because I wait for the box instead of buying yarn randomly at Walmart 😂 Also, is it just me, or does anyone else Like the video before watching it? I know I'm going to enjoy it. Thanks for your hard work, hon!
And,oh!, I forgot about all those dang picots! I used to avoid those like the plague because they NEVER turned out right. And now I love doing them your way, thank you!
You DID nail it! Love the colors and the black. Congratulations again on 100k. My goodness, I've been around since the beginning. Has been so fun watching you grow.
Me hearing your disgust over this being “just a granny square” and looking down at the solid filet stitch throw I’m so desperate to finish before I die of boredom and thinking, “Girl, how I feel your pain!” 😂😂😂
@Sakrysta I decided to make a throw blanket for my husband and it was a one row repeat pattern. It had a base chain of 250 and I wanted to do about 150 rows. Had to give up after about 130 because I was so bored! It looks great but it was mindnumbing by the end of it. The border was just 5 rows of double crochet all the way around as well. 🥱🥱🥱
@@catherinelindsay7437 I’ve been working on my half double crochet blanket for two months is making me tired, I believe I’ve made it to long for chunky yarn. I made it about maybe 136 chains and every row is half double crochet. Next time I make one for my mom I need to do a new stitch.
@Emmalina2000 I think it took me about a year to finish mine. I had to keep leaving it for a while to let my brain recharge. I'm currently working on a baby blanket and the main body of that is a 2 row repeat (one of which is basically all just single crochets with a chain 1 every 5 stitches) so it's not the most exciting but at least it's pretty small so I should be on the border soon and that's much more interesting!
@@catherinelindsay7437 yeah I keep leaving mine for like a few days, but I have school starting soon so I won’t have much time to finish. The border would be so much fun!
@@catherinelindsay7437 so get creative and find a border you like, and use a different border that won't bore you to tears. The point of a repetitive single stitch blanket is for people who can crochet like they breathe: without thinking, so that they can keep their hands busy, and crochet while at a lecture, or chatting with friends, or traveling by car, or train.
I was watching this on my way home and got SO excited when you opened your July box! Mine was waiting at home & I loved everything about what I saw in your box. Mine was completely different. 😭 No pretty yarn. No cute hat. I was shocked!! I assumed all the crochet boxes would be the same.😔 I really enjoy watching you make these vintage patterns. Such fun!!
Love the way this sample came out! The colors are perfect together and your use of the black border was spot on. I can totally see this in a Victorian bassinet or pram. Fancy. Thank you for sharing your love of crochet. 🦋
This is beautiful!!! Your colors came together like you knew what you were making before starting. I don’t even make that great of color choices when I know exactly what I’m making. 😂 Definitely worth your effort for the rest of us to follow along with your help!
That is beautiful, 😍 the colours have worked out really well. Love the maroon, the black really brings it out and the soft cream picot edging is very pretty. ❤👍🏻
This is absolutely adorable, and as much as I do not need more crochet patterns I may have to have this pattern since I have a great nephew coming soon
Oooh!!! A very pretty take on the simple Granny (or Van Dyke) Square!!! I even see a really cool variation based on what you have done here! You made 4 granny squares and seamed them together, then used the black to tie them all together into a larger square. What if you did that with all of them? What I mean is, make 4 smaller squares, seem them together the way you did, then use the same color of the seam to tie them all together into a bigger square. 48 of those bigger squares would make a good-sized blanket, then, using border colors, make the boarder for the blanket. You could even design it so that each of the bigger squares have different color combinations. I can even see 1 color to seam and border the smaller squares into 1, then a 2nd color to seam and border the blanket itself. So many possibilities! I have a commissioned blanket coming up... I may have to give this some thought :)
Lucky #7 🍀 beautiful yarn in your hooks/needles box 🤩 the marbling/ tie dye effect is pretty. 13:19 ALL I have is any color right now 🤣🤣 14:45 🍀… you think luck… I believe beautiful karma delivering back to you… congratulations again on your 100K well earned and very much deserved. Appreciate ALL you do. Love to Merlin 🐾 and boys 🎸
Colours are great together. Border I will try small, I already have "crochet finger" I forgot to wrap finger with a piece of electrical tape. I use that cos with a band aid I can't feel the thread, if that makes sense. Beautiful, I think I have just fallen in love with this old pattern all over again. Thank you 🌷
Your videos make vintage crochet seem so easy! I decided to try a vintage blanket pattern. I got so lost and confused. Posted in a crochet group to get help, they deciphered it but not in a way I could understand so I went to Chat GPT and had it dumb it down a lot and finally got it. But omgosh much respect to you for being able to do this!!
Congrats, I subbed early yesterday, so glad to have found your channel. I watched several of these mystery makes already! Love your adventurous spirit.
I love those color choices and am dieing over that border❣️ One of my To Do projects is a granny square cardigan. I am now going to use parts of this pattern in my project when I get to it. Thank you for another fantastic video! You are AWESOMESAUCE!!!!!!!!!😘🥰
I really appreciate your clarity on Van Dyke stitch; differentiating the stitch from the style creating the granny square. If its not a square its not a granny square, its just using Van Dyke stitch.
Did I mention I love your little bowl? Super sweet! I'm only a minute in, but just wanted to hop in real quick to let you know I'm so glad you got a great sponsor! Hugs (Edit to say the stitch is named after the beard shape, which was named after a painter. A Van Dyke is a style of facial hair named after the 17th-century Flemish painter Anthony van Dyck (1599-1641).)
@@LadyValkyri The 1st mention of a Vandyke that I came across was late 1840s, I stopped seeing it in patterns around the late 1880s, they just called it a cluster , until the 1960s
New subscriber here and I love your channel as I love anything vintage and historical - plus I’m English so this pattern is from my country and the same year as my great grandma was born ❤🏴
Jay...you made it 100k !! I am so sooo happy for you. You are so much fun so are your videos and your content. 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻 whooop whooop! This pattern would made a cute pillow case. Sewn together ad the secon to last round and than ad that pico round. Yes, I like the colors, too.
watching this after i joined hooks and needles for the first time (should have waited because then i could have used your code!) and also making my granny square dress lol!
This is one of the most beautiful pattern made on this channel till now 💕💕💕 I loved it, unfortunately I don't have the patience needed for blankets 😂 either way, beautiful 😍
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@@justvintagecrochet You must have somehow twisted what I said from what I intended! Or possibly some evil force changed the words I typed! That is the only explanation I can think of for your attack. Of course I recognize that she does what she does out of love for the art form we call crochet and she has a vast knowledge that thank God she is willing to share with those of us that have limited experience to draw from, which brings me to why I enjoy watching these videos. I know I first learned to crochet back in the 70s. I do not remember a lot because of a stroke a couple of years ago next week. I believe this channel and others help me trigger memories that take me back and help me regain some trace of something that has been shrouded in a fog. I come to this channel to learn or relearn what I lost. I have no nefarious motives. I am sorry YOU are offended for some reason of your own but no such motive was intended. I will ignore your overreaction and continue to watch these wonderful adventures in crochet. You can stew over whatever, but you have no need to stew over my viewing choices. Take a beat and relax !
Your confusion with instructions makes me feel so much better about how I read patterns as a beginner.
@@DrusillaDragonrose I love your honest comment! You're definitely not alone. It makes me feel like a beginner time and time again, and I wonder if it will ever get better or if my brain will never "get it" like it seems other people do!
Guess, as long as I never get so good I don't struggle, I'll never be bored (even with the {apparently, horribly annoying, dressed and most awful} "granny square" 🤗
This is the first granny stitch anything that I've actually liked. I hate that I like it. It's the border, it has to be. Gorgeous job as always
Lol same. I hate granny squares. The border and join really sells it 😂
I'm so happy you used the black. I was yelling 'black, black'!! It is a very pretty blanket.
Congratulations on your milestone!!🎉
Please don’t spoil the mystery patterns 😢
I'm going to miss the Rubbermaid bowl. That was one of my favorite parts of your videos! The sound of the papers bouncing around and your fingers swirling them all about was asmr for me. Lol!
@@deannamcelmon2356 I felt the same way! 😆
Me too!
I agree
Me too!
Also a classic bowl and sound for me!🎉😢
This looks like a lot of fun! Have you ever considered crocheting over your ends? That way you don;t have to weave anything in at the end. I've been doing this for many, many years. Saves a lot of time and aggravation if you change colors often.
I do this too! Always surprised more people don't do it
I'm a weirdo apparently and used this as background noise for crocheting, and it felt very much like we were suffering in solidarity. I only looked at the actual video for the final result and wow, nice work!
@@Donteatacowman I’ve done exact same countless times. Except not for background noise but checking out a tutorial to one pattern only to make sure it’s one I want to save for later while working on different pattern/ project. Seriously countless times
I follow @breathingyarn for nice background "noise." She has a variety of types of videos and it's like sitting and chatting with a friend while working on wips 🤗
I made my neice a green blanket that used a vintage border. Ended up just being a very simple corner-to-corner with the most ornate border you can imagine!
For not having the "correct" colors, they work very well together. I love that combination.❤
I had one grandma born in 1904, and my other grandma was born in 1913. They each crocheted. My second grandma taught me how to crochet when I was 10 years old. When I was a child, my first grandma would crochet a type of tank top made of granny squares. I'd be willing to bet that they both did Victorian crochet.
I got the hooks and needles sub thanks to you, and I love it! It actually saves me money because I wait for the box instead of buying yarn randomly at Walmart 😂
Also, is it just me, or does anyone else Like the video before watching it? I know I'm going to enjoy it. Thanks for your hard work, hon!
Wonderful!
Yup, it's an auto-like for me too!
I click the video, thumbs up then watch!
Me too. I know I’m going to love whatever it turns out to be
There’s one in the last few that I don’t like the projects but that’s OK. I’ll make something else they’ve sent patterns for.
I love the little smiley face that is on your hand.
And,oh!, I forgot about all those dang picots! I used to avoid those like the plague because they NEVER turned out right. And now I love doing them your way, thank you!
Gorgeous pattern! You were so right when you said the border would make such a difference 😊you nailed it
The colors you chose went perfect together. I’d like to try them in a plaid crochet pattern. Seems like it would be cute.😊
I love the white border stitch as it looks like the blanket stitch I have seen on old blankets ❤
Congratulations100k, 🎉well deserved.. And what a beautiful pattern
This would make a beautiful baby blanket, this would make a great throw and that border is perfect
Adorable for a baby blanket. Good job.
I'm a beginning crocheter and I love watching your mystery crochet projects. This one is so pretty and I love your colors.
You DID nail it! Love the colors and the black. Congratulations again on 100k. My goodness, I've been around since the beginning. Has been so fun watching you grow.
wooooh! i’m so early! i always love these older patterns. ❤ congrats on 100k!!
That's an adorable pattern! How cozy that must have been for the little babies!
Me hearing your disgust over this being “just a granny square” and looking down at the solid filet stitch throw I’m so desperate to finish before I die of boredom and thinking, “Girl, how I feel your pain!” 😂😂😂
@Sakrysta I decided to make a throw blanket for my husband and it was a one row repeat pattern. It had a base chain of 250 and I wanted to do about 150 rows. Had to give up after about 130 because I was so bored! It looks great but it was mindnumbing by the end of it. The border was just 5 rows of double crochet all the way around as well. 🥱🥱🥱
@@catherinelindsay7437 I’ve been working on my half double crochet blanket for two months is making me tired, I believe I’ve made it to long for chunky yarn. I made it about maybe 136 chains and every row is half double crochet. Next time I make one for my mom I need to do a new stitch.
@Emmalina2000 I think it took me about a year to finish mine. I had to keep leaving it for a while to let my brain recharge. I'm currently working on a baby blanket and the main body of that is a 2 row repeat (one of which is basically all just single crochets with a chain 1 every 5 stitches) so it's not the most exciting but at least it's pretty small so I should be on the border soon and that's much more interesting!
@@catherinelindsay7437 yeah I keep leaving mine for like a few days, but I have school starting soon so I won’t have much time to finish. The border would be so much fun!
@@catherinelindsay7437 so get creative and find a border you like, and use a different border that won't bore you to tears.
The point of a repetitive single stitch blanket is for people who can crochet like they breathe: without thinking, so that they can keep their hands busy, and crochet while at a lecture, or chatting with friends, or traveling by car, or train.
this would make a cute pillow, with all those picots as a fringe
I was watching this on my way home and got SO excited when you opened your July box! Mine was waiting at home & I loved everything about what I saw in your box. Mine was completely different. 😭 No pretty yarn. No cute hat. I was shocked!! I assumed all the crochet boxes would be the same.😔
I really enjoy watching you make these vintage patterns. Such fun!!
Love the way this sample came out! The colors are perfect together and your use of the black border was spot on. I can totally see this in a Victorian bassinet or pram. Fancy. Thank you for sharing your love of crochet. 🦋
I like the frill on the edge, it reminds me of leaves on the edge of the blanket. That would be pretty on a greenery themed blanket.
This is beautiful!!! Your colors came together like you knew what you were making before starting. I don’t even make that great of color choices when I know exactly what I’m making. 😂
Definitely worth your effort for the rest of us to follow along with your help!
That is beautiful, 😍 the colours have worked out really well. Love the maroon, the black really brings it out and the soft cream picot edging is very pretty. ❤👍🏻
You nailed it! The border gives the blanket the fancy frills.
Love it! Great pattern and perfect colors!
Great job. I love the whole color scheme.
Love the borderline, and love the colours the black makes it even prettier.
This is absolutely adorable, and as much as I do not need more crochet patterns I may have to have this pattern since I have a great nephew coming soon
Oooh!!! A very pretty take on the simple Granny (or Van Dyke) Square!!! I even see a really cool variation based on what you have done here! You made 4 granny squares and seamed them together, then used the black to tie them all together into a larger square. What if you did that with all of them? What I mean is, make 4 smaller squares, seem them together the way you did, then use the same color of the seam to tie them all together into a bigger square. 48 of those bigger squares would make a good-sized blanket, then, using border colors, make the boarder for the blanket. You could even design it so that each of the bigger squares have different color combinations. I can even see 1 color to seam and border the smaller squares into 1, then a 2nd color to seam and border the blanket itself. So many possibilities! I have a commissioned blanket coming up... I may have to give this some thought :)
Lucky #7 🍀 beautiful yarn in your hooks/needles box 🤩 the marbling/ tie dye effect is pretty. 13:19 ALL I have is any color right now 🤣🤣 14:45 🍀… you think luck… I believe beautiful karma delivering back to you… congratulations again on your 100K well earned and very much deserved. Appreciate ALL you do. Love to Merlin 🐾 and boys 🎸
Just ordered my first box! I didn’t even know they had crochet boxes!! I’m so excited, ty ❤
That looks so cool. It looks 3-D. I love your show and the amazing journey you take us on. I have learned so much and you are my go to.😊
Cute!! You nailed it!! Congrats on the 100k!! You deserve it!! Thank you for all you do for us!! ❤️
Colours are great together. Border I will try small, I already have "crochet finger" I forgot to wrap finger with a piece of electrical tape. I use that cos with a band aid I can't feel the thread, if that makes sense. Beautiful, I think I have just fallen in love with this old pattern all over again. Thank you 🌷
Your videos make vintage crochet seem so easy! I decided to try a vintage blanket pattern. I got so lost and confused. Posted in a crochet group to get help, they deciphered it but not in a way I could understand so I went to Chat GPT and had it dumb it down a lot and finally got it. But omgosh much respect to you for being able to do this!!
Love a good granny square, colour choices look fabulous together. Another inspiring mystery thanks Corrina ❤❤❤🇦🇺
Congrats, I subbed early yesterday, so glad to have found your channel. I watched several of these mystery makes already! Love your adventurous spirit.
Awesome! Thank you!
Hello Corrina, is little granny square blanket turned out so cute. Great tutorial as usual looking forward to the next video Thank You ♥️
Love the border. Not a huge fan of granny squares in general but the border is super pretty. Great job! You nailed it!
I saw this late last night and thought that would make a great pillow cover. Finished it this afternoon and it really looks great!❤❤❤
You did it again !! Well done !! Looks so pretty !! Love the colors too !! Thank You for another great video 📷 !! ❤ It !!
I love those color choices and am dieing over that border❣️ One of my To Do projects is a granny square cardigan. I am now going to use parts of this pattern in my project when I get to it. Thank you for another fantastic video! You are AWESOMESAUCE!!!!!!!!!😘🥰
I love how much fun i have with you. Thank you.
The size you made here would work really well as a cushion cover. Its really very pretty. X
I think Van Dyke is a reference to the little mustache/beard combo
Its sort of a sharp V
I really appreciate your clarity on Van Dyke stitch; differentiating the stitch from the style creating the granny square. If its not a square its not a granny square, its just using Van Dyke stitch.
So pretty. I’m getting into crochet so I’ll have to work myself up to this
I absolutely love the border. Would be a beautiful car seat blanket. ❤🇨🇦
Really like this pattern. I need a new afghan for myself so I make make it for me! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome baby blanket and you did a great color choice!
Cute bowl! This pattern is beautiful, I made one similar a while back ago. Beautiful colours you did them in. God bless.
Did I mention I love your little bowl? Super sweet! I'm only a minute in, but just wanted to hop in real quick to let you know I'm so glad you got a great sponsor! Hugs (Edit to say the stitch is named after the beard shape, which was named after a painter. A Van Dyke is a style of facial hair named after the 17th-century Flemish painter Anthony van Dyck (1599-1641).)
Do you know when or why they changed it to granny stitch?
@@stitchaspellMilan No clue, sorry! C, do you know? @justvintagecrochet
@@LadyValkyri The 1st mention of a Vandyke that I came across was late 1840s, I stopped seeing it in patterns around the late 1880s, they just called it a cluster , until the 1960s
Very pretty. Love the colors too. ❤❤❤❤
Love it. Id live to work it as you said often happens with a plain middle. The border is so good xxx well done ❤❤
I really enjoyed watching this and will definitely try it. It is very pretty with the edging.
Brilliant job , it's a really cute blanket pattern with that edging.
I definitely see myself crocheting this in the future😍😍😍😍 also the typewriter is like music to my ears!
Great job, you nailed it. Adorable granny stitch blanket.
New subscriber here and I love your channel as I love anything vintage and historical - plus I’m English so this pattern is from my country and the same year as my great grandma was born ❤🏴
Likes great. Specially like the border.❤❤
yay one i can do lol love the boarder i make my dogs granny blankies with my left over the next one going to have this boarder x
Loving the color choices! Sort of like a color burst. So pretty 😍
Really pretty! I may even finally do a granny square blanket. I hate making granny squares, but this is really simple and elegant.
I love those colors together
Super cute love fhe color choices😊
I just followed along with you making this piece and I love it, mine is pastel rainbow and I’m loving the border, going to turn mine into a blanket 😂
This IS so pretty. TFS! Austin TX USA
Wooohooooo!!! 100k subs! Well deserved. I’d love to see you crochet a plaque cosy :)
Jay...you made it 100k !! I am so sooo happy for you. You are so much fun so are your videos and your content. 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻 whooop whooop!
This pattern would made a cute pillow case. Sewn together ad the secon to last round and than ad that pico round. Yes, I like the colors, too.
I really love the plain with that border! Love it love it love it (but not the tails 😂)
🎉🎉🎉🎉 you've hit 100k yay well done, you deserve it 😊 and a beautiful blanket too, would also make a cute cushion cover x
I love that edging!
So cute!! You should make that into a pillow!
Congratulations on reaching 100K!
Been watching for a while but never commented until now. Congratulations on 100k 🎉🥳 so well deserved ❤️
Thank you! Got the pattern! May be asking you questions along the way when I get to this! ❤️😇🙏
❤so awesome! This one has so many possibilities
This video gave me an idea on my next blanket! Another awesome pattern
Love this one! The border is delightful!!
You so totally nailed it. It’s beautiful.
Congratulations on the 100 mark!
So beautiful!
watching this after i joined hooks and needles for the first time (should have waited because then i could have used your code!) and also making my granny square dress lol!
This is one of the most beautiful pattern made on this channel till now 💕💕💕 I loved it, unfortunately I don't have the patience needed for blankets 😂 either way, beautiful 😍
Absolutely love this one so much ..well done its beautiful xx
so cute
Great job! It's very pretty!
That's interesting! I just finished a doily which was an 1847 UK pattern and US double crochets are called long loops there
Beautiful yes you nailed it well done
I love it ❤
Love this one of and yes the border made it, and failed it girl, Congrats with the 100 k🎉
Pretty! You can use it as the front of a sweater.
That is a pretty Vandyke patchwork! 🙂❤
I love the idea of a surprise crochet box! Wish they would have something like this in the EU as well (they don’t ship to here).
Love it!! And the colors too!!❤😊