Victorian Era Crochet Mystery Pattern | It's A Twistery! | Just Vintage Crochet
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2023
- Check out this Vintage Crochet Mystery with a Twist! It's a " Twistery"
and OMG I love the way it turned out!!
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I really enjoy these mystery vids. It's like you are a crochet archeologist uncovering the past. You have the patience of a saint, thx!
Yes like living history. We need more living history.
I totally agree
Agreed
This video is showing what I love about crochet over knitting. Knitting is so structured that it locks you into what that pattern says. Crochet has the freedom to experiment with how you work the stitches to create the texture you like. Thank you for taking me on my new adventure called crochet.
SO well said! :)
ASEXUAL COLORS YAAAAYYYYY
After the first row, the first "cluster" stitches go "around the chain, and not through the stitch, it looks like.
It also looks like the work 'was' turned.
I know some paterns have you work 'backwards' down a row, but the photo links like the work was turned, as eachcrow leans the opposite direction from the last row.
Someone may have written this already, but this is what I see, before you start the project with 'the correct colors'.
Also...after the first row...I would use the next color on the next 'Two Rows'. Changing colors every third Row, after changing to the last color.
Gotta give it to those women 😉❤
I made a thing based on sizing up one of the corner bookmark patterns you did forever ago. -- I sized it up to make a corner cover for a pillow that my puppy had chewed lol. It worked out great although I am trying to make an edging to go around the rest of the pillow so it blends better. It was the first full project I have made off of one of your videos.
I love watching your channels and this series especially! ❤
that's so cool
Love your channel, working on 1941 baby bonnet. Already did Juliette top ❤❤
Haha.... ditto. Just did the ch10 to start....
I was sad I didn't have a baby to give one to, but my daughter has a doll. Lol😂
My grandson is a bit too old for a frilly bonnet, so I'm making it for my childhood doll. Using a thicker yarn and needle and just watching the size (she has a bigger head than a 0-3mth old). Have skipped rounds 5 and 8 so far. Will measure it against the back of her head to see if I do rounds 10 and 12.
All I keep seeing is a fab cardigan.!! Ruana, whatever.! The stitch pattern really is incredible - VERY versatile.! Love it.!! 😍 As always, thank you for sharing. 😁
I think that would also make a beautiful throw Afghan.
I love it doubled up as well. It's so squishy that way.
That would be pretty in so many different colors too. For the holidays red, green and white or silver. I really like this pattern.
I totally agree!
This would be a great stitch to use with a thicker yarn for a plush baby blanket. Would work up in no time flat!
Great idea!
This one is quite stylish, even by today standards
Mother freaked when you said "hell". 😳
I like the double double crochets. It looks like crow's feet. Just making little changes to a stitch pattern can really pay dividends.
Instead of weaving in the ends, they're used to create the fringe. I've seen modern patterns where this was done.
I just love morning coffee and mystery patterns!!'thank you so much! You make my day
This is actually a pattern that I could do. Bigger yarn is what I'm stuck with. Two surgeries on my left hand/wrist and I have to heal first, but I'm doing this one. I love it too. Arthritic hands are just awful!!
As I looked at it, I thought the beginning black stitches were too long (large?) but you fixed that. Must have read my mind! Love the redo!
You and I have the same likes in our styles because I always agree with what you want to change and how you change it. Great job
I love that scarf! I’m going to make one in the same colors for my daughter for Christmas. She loves anything vintage, so this is right up her alley. You did a wonderful job, the instructions you followed were nebulous at best. They only made sense once you revealed the picture. Lol
Cute!
Love you decided to go with 3 separate colors vs 1 variegated yarn!🤗❤️👍
Go for it! Make it yours. I really your rendering . I enjoy these so much, whether I'm working with you or just watching you. If your son is like mine, he really enjoys blacking out all things that would give us a clue as to what we're worIking. Im glad you have the gumption to figure these patterns out. I'd have given up on a bunch of them. Thank you for doing them. Please tell yourr son I thank him for getting it "mystery crochet" ready.
Luv your changes. I think the the spaces were to large at first like you said. I think it came out great. Thanks for another fun video.
Thanks so much! 😊
Yup, it's better than the original! I'm definitely going to be making *your* scarf pattern very soon. I recently got a couple of "mystery boxes" from JOANNS and some of the yarns aren't really colors I use often, but perfectly nice ones for making donations and gifts with. I can see several lovely scarves and shawls made (perhaps with some neutral color added) using that yarn and this improved pattern here.
The original pattern might be better with a more bulky and fuzzy yarn, perhaps one with less spring or stretch? It's always about getting the stitch and the yarn to play nicely together, isn't it?
You continue to be a delight, Corinna. Keep on keepin' on!
That black fringe really accents the color motif. Very nice.
That stitch, with the different colours, does look lovely.
This was a fun mystery. I'm very happy that you decided to make the scarf.😊 Thank you for sharing ✌️🫶✌️
I think it's so much nicer how you decided to do it in the end , I really think that as your re writing these patterns you could sell your patterns on a website or store , they are great .
❤❤love the color choices beautiful scarf
Awsome tutorial, love how you figured it out so easily then improved it. Love your color combination.
Thank you so much!
Looks fantastic, a must do for me! Thanks.
I would have done black, purple, black, gray, black, repeat. But I do like your revised pattern better and it would look good for a sweater.
It's great!!! Lol!
It really did turn out great. I love happy accidents.
A Picture is worth its weight in Gold!
The colors you chose are absolutely stunning together. And I love making scarves myself along with blankets.
Oh my, you are the master ( mistress?) Of crochet!! Fabulous 💜🖤
Oh thank you!
Hi Corinna- I have no clue…
Oh wow- a guy’s scarf!
I like the blk, Amythest, and gray.
I like it! Lol
Start it over! I don’t know if you are aware of this, but double crochet is the most economical stitch of crochet. It uses the least amount of yarn. Great job on starting over!
The second way makes it thicker for a scarf.
Do you know that something in your house sounds like an old fashioned typewriter?
Delicious pattern, I would call it stacked, linked, pairs of half double crochets in rows with 3 chain spaces between. I see it in a jumper/sweater. There are so many variations to try, like a 2 chain space between instead of 3 chains.
Love, love, love this one. It's going on my future project list, for sure!
I love how your scarf turned out. I really want to make it. Even though we only crochet from the right side which willl make a lot of threads to sew in.
Love yyour vintage channel Corinna your fabulous hunni...
That turned out lovely. x
I love how the new stitch u come up with looks like hearts 💛 soo cute. You amaze me with these vintage patterns. 😊 ❤
Oh wow! That is so awesome! ❤ this series! Water lily is coming along slowly but surely... 😅
I’m working on the water lily too!
Glad to have someone working along with me!
Cute. God bless
Wow! You nailed this one very quickly! Absolutely love your color choices and how you changed the stitches to make them bulkier! A girlfriend in New Jersey wants a rectangular stole and this pattern will be perfect for that! I'll be "stealing" your colors for it - she loves purple! Thank you for sharing another high quality tutorial with us! I really appreciate how clearly you show where and how to make each stitch. You rock lady! 😊
Thank you so much for that Rosemary :), this one is fun and it works up pretty fast too :)
Another fantastic mystery ❤. Absolutely loved your version!
Thank you so much!
There’s just something about this stitch/pattern isn’t there? I love it. It reminds of a knit stitch the way it looks. I think I’ll actually make this one for somebody 😅.
Love your version, It's like rows of hearts.
Yes mark 2 was a better design ,chunkier and it turned out great,good call
Thanks 👍
I need to try the way you did it ad the first try, I kind of liked it an would like to see how the next rows look. I like the "new" way as well...just another on the list.
I can't wait to see the finished product. Beautiful pattern!
I really like your modifications better.
Just started the vid, but I’m overly excited for this! Your whole channel is a joy!
Yay! Thank you!
I really liked this scarf. Very pretty
Great idea to double the stitches!
This might be my favorite yet.
1) Another great vid!
2) I was trying to figure out a crochet pattern where the instructions say something like: Row 98 - make as row 80. Row 80 - make as row 63. Row 63 - make as row 45........... all the way back to row 8 being like row 5.
OMG 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
Wow!! I love it.
Love these!❤
The photo shows the Double on each side like your third .improved version now looks like the picture.
I’m agreeing with you Carina but double double trb is stunning. Agree yours left too a big of a gap. New version rocks 🎉🎉🎉
Gorgeous scarf❤ you made it better and chunkier
Thank you! 😊
Very pretty scarf and I love the colors.
Well done! But rest assured, the Crochet Police will be at your door in a few minutes, for what you did to this pattern lol.
When I first learned to read a pattern, I actually used to berate myself when things didn't turn out as intended, or even close to what was pictured. Never mind typos, never mind creativity, never mind fixing things as I went, none of that. If it didn't turn out like the picture, based on the set of written instructions, I was simply horrible at crochet. Having nobody to talk you down from the roof is one of the downsides of teaching yourself anything. Once I cut myself some slack, and understood how crochet works, all bets were off, and I'm getting pretty good at it (it's been nearly 40 years, I'm glad I'm showing signs of progress). I'm not the fastest, but I'm not required to be, either. I enjoy the process immensely.
You did well with the scarf, as you do well with anything you set your hook to. Looking forward to the next one!
Corrina this men's scarf reworked your way looks so much nicer, I would have done it that way myself a much better improvement can't wait to see it as you progress. I had to stop watching and comment on good job 👍 okay back to watching the video Thank you for this video It is so nice as all of your videos are❤.
Beautiful. The adjust in the pattern was just perfect.
I'm loving watching you trying to figure this out. You have the patience of a saint corrina. But I am working on a blanket while watching this and I found myself following you instead of doing what I was supposed to do. I have learned I can't crochet and watch you at the same time as I tend to follow you. 😂
Excellent improvement on the original pattern!
I like your color choices for this scarf! 💚
This is a really simple but attractive scarf. It would make a lovely evening shawl if worked in something like a brushed mohair. So pretty.
Your pattern would look awesome in a shawl with a lighter weight yarn. I love crocheting along with you on my projects.
The temptation to scroll through to the end and find out the result is so strong!
I dont know how you do it XD i would have thrown that out the window. LOVE the second version with the doubled stitch
So funny! I regularly feel like throwing work out the window!! 😁
Love your version!
Beautiful colour scheme. The nice thing about these mystery patterns/tutorials is that the sense of style of many of these items is timeless and could be used or worn today.
You are very funny you enjoyed!!!!cro chet I like it
I figured it had to be a scarf or wrap if it went by your measurements. Nice! ❤
This pattern is really cool! I will save it for trying it myself. Thank you for turning this into a tutorial!
Recreating vintage patterns is very enjoyable. Very nice video, thanks for sharing.😊
Ugh I JUST finished a scarf for my husband. Might have to make my son this one 😅
I love the perseverance! It came out really nice 😊
Love it...and the colour combo. Would take me alot longer than cpl days
Your rendition of this pattern is so stunning!
I made a scarf as one of my first projects. It calls for fringe but they had it just tied to the end. But I love the fringe on this scarf so I am going to do that instead.
You are so wonderful how you figure these out. 💜
I like the scarf. Love the mystery vintage crochet as well
It's better this way!
You said if you get bored are ronery. My husband says ronery, I thought he was the only person in the world that said that! 😅
I like your thoughts on the updated version. You're so incredibly talented figuring out these patterns!
Thank you so much!
It looks like hearts!
It's great!!! 😁💘😁
Hi Corinna! I made the snood and wanted to send a picture of it but didn't know where to! I hope you are well and feeling great.
Great job! Enjoyed watching you make it even with a peek of the photo. Great colors.
I've been crocheting a project using a Sheepje's whirl, I started at the center because that was the color I wanted at the center of my round lotus flower table topper, and the yarn barf😁 situation has repeatedly happened, lol. Glad I'm almost finished!
Cool beans. Looks great.
I so love the final stitches. It's gorgeous!!! Well done! 6/7/24
I loved what you did with this one! I imagine people did the same back in the day. And, not that I needed to.... I just got (more) yarn to make this. Thought it would be fun and fast for Xmas gifts.