I just completed one of your tutorials, the oldest written pattern, a French bag that you embellished with a tassel and a web a the top for a ribbon. And now I cannot find the tutorial. I've looked through your YT page and tried many word combination searches. Do you know the name of that video?
Let us bring back old holywood glam! This is so great to see many different "things" I never heard of before. Thank you Corinna to keep us in a time capsul 😁 I see possibilities! Great...but first I have to finisch the table runner end, witsh I love as well!
I have a 4.25mm G hook that was my mother’s favorite hook for baby yarn. She crocheted from 1938, and was still using this hook in 2015. I remember her using this hook in 1977.
Great project. ! I’d like to see it in a metallic cotton yarn, a slightly variegated wool, and a loooong color change cotton. PS ivthingv that’s Vivian Leigh (Gone with the Wind) or someone trying to look like her.
Very pretty and unique piece! And I i think it would also look good as a longer elegant hooded cape! Very dramatic either way! Thank you for sharing this with us in another of your usual excellent tutorials!
I first thought this was a photo from that old TV show "The Munsters" or maybe the original movie "The Adams Family"! I have been going through boxes from my late mother's estate the past couple of weeks, and today opened a few full of generation's-worth of old tatted and crocheted items. Everything from gloves and collars to afghans and doilies. I've got full tablecloths and edgings both on and off tea towels and guest towels. Lots of smocked, embroidered, and cross-stitched gingham aprons too, many with crocheted edgings. I've even got an entire cedar chest full of sweaters and sweater dresses my mom made and wore (pity she was such a tiny elven thing and I'm built like a Valkyrie.) mixed in with some scarves and hats. It's such a treasure to have these things, but also such a burden. What am I to do with it all!? No one else in the family is interested in it. It's a bit like being held hostage. Maybe you'd like to have a few of these vintage tidbits? Some of them look like the things you show from the old crochet pattern books. Should I share some with you?
To start the second loop row more easily: work the last loop from first row as (chain 2, work 1 DC into false stitch. This puts you at the top of the loop, so you don't have the awkward jump over to begin round 2. 😊
I love it, but think i might like it better without the point hanging over the forehead. I wonder whether that point might be able to be rounded off, but still with the beautiful ruffle. These videos give me so many ideas that i want to try! Thank you, Corrina! 😊
You really should be using the double of size 10 Cotten thread in order to get the softness that this piece needs. This baby yarn is to stiff even with the larger hook. The thread yarn also gives it an elegance. Maybe next go round!😄
I’ve commented before, but want to state again how much I enjoy your videos. I’ve wanted to try vintage crochet patterns for a while but often was confused. It is so helpful to walk through the patterns with you. Thanks!🥰
Started this one today. Miraculously, I had the correct yarn (I very seldom use sport weight) in my stash. Can’t way to see what it looks like completed. 🙂
This pattern is so fun i love it you always find good ones!, these videos inspired my to try vintage patterns and right now im crocheting a 1951 doll pattern for a porcelain doll, old patterns are so straightforward >_< iim using many more vintage patterns thanks to you haha 💜
This is really beautiful, but I would have picked a side for head and didn't make the border on that portion, looks too wobbly for me, but it's beautiful.
I know it would defeate the purpose of the vintage look, but do you think it would be possible to line this with a sheer layer of fabric? Kind of a cross between vintage and modern? I am no friend to a sewing machine😅 So I am not sure if it would even be possible. But I have a sister in law who sews quite well, but I am just not sure how one would go about lining it, because of the gathering of the hood.
@@justvintagecrochet that is something I’ve never heard of before. You do a great job on period pieces and adding a bit of history to the project. Do you think you could find a long cape and show us how that would look? I’m not even sure there is such a thing as a crocheted cape! Love, love, LOVE your channel. So glad you’re feeling better. ♥️
I hear you talk about a false stitch in several of your videos. i'm fairly new to crochet and dont understand why its a false stitch . can you explain?
Corinna, google "how to knit an I chord" on you tube. You don't have to be a good knitter to do it - it's very simple, and comes out round and perfectly beautiful.
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I just completed one of your tutorials, the oldest written pattern, a French bag that you embellished with a tassel and a web a the top for a ribbon. And now I cannot find the tutorial. I've looked through your YT page and tried many word combination searches. Do you know the name of that video?
That would make a beautiful wedding veil.
Movie star ⭐️ scarf! That was my first thought when I saw that pic!!!
Let us bring back old holywood glam! This is so great to see many different "things" I never heard of before. Thank you Corinna to keep us in a time capsul 😁 I see possibilities! Great...but first I have to finisch the table runner end, witsh I love as well!
That's so pretty .
You need to wear it out in the snow over your coat , it's so Hollywood movie !
I have a 4.25mm G hook that was my mother’s favorite hook for baby yarn. She crocheted from 1938, and was still using this hook in 2015. I remember her using this hook in 1977.
I think I myself would make it a little looser so it drapes better. I'm going to give it a go. Thank you.
Olivia De Havilland in Gone with the wind....It reminds me of something she wore in that movie.
This looks beautiful and so feminine. I wish things like this would come back into fashion.
Great project. ! I’d like to see it in a metallic cotton yarn, a slightly variegated wool, and a loooong color change cotton. PS ivthingv that’s Vivian Leigh (Gone with the Wind) or someone trying to look like her.
Very pretty and unique piece! And I i think it would also look good as a longer elegant hooded cape! Very dramatic either way! Thank you for sharing this with us in another of your usual excellent tutorials!
Thank you! 😊 I love it, I just had to makt it when I saw it lol
I first thought this was a photo from that old TV show "The Munsters" or maybe the original movie "The Adams Family"!
I have been going through boxes from my late mother's estate the past couple of weeks, and today opened a few full of generation's-worth of old tatted and crocheted items. Everything from gloves and collars to afghans and doilies. I've got full tablecloths and edgings both on and off tea towels and guest towels. Lots of smocked, embroidered, and cross-stitched gingham aprons too, many with crocheted edgings. I've even got an entire cedar chest full of sweaters and sweater dresses my mom made and wore (pity she was such a tiny elven thing and I'm built like a Valkyrie.) mixed in with some scarves and hats. It's such a treasure to have these things, but also such a burden. What am I to do with it all!? No one else in the family is interested in it. It's a bit like being held hostage.
Maybe you'd like to have a few of these vintage tidbits? Some of them look like the things you show from the old crochet pattern books. Should I share some with you?
I absolutely love this. That's very elegant
Interesting! I thought the project would have been joining a number of squares, but nope. It is a giant triangle. Very cute.
I think this would be adorable for a little red riding hood costume! Just perfect IMO
Reminds me of 'Miss Melanie' in Gone With The Wind ❤
I could not see how one triangle would make up into that headscarf. It is beautiful!
Millie is such a Diva! She looks amazing in that fascinater!
Pronounced like fasten-ater. Just FYI 😅
It does look like a snood with a cape!
17:06 just marking where I’m at for later! Love this pattern
I’ll be making one of these for a friend of mine. It looks beautiful.
Ian from Wales 🏴 xx
Haven't crocheted for a while, but I may have to dust off my hooks for this 👍👍👍
I was Thinking more Scarlet ohara
This would be pretty in size 10 or 3 cotton thread for a bride with pearls added
To start the second loop row more easily: work the last loop from first row as (chain 2, work 1 DC into false stitch. This puts you at the top of the loop, so you don't have the awkward jump over to begin round 2. 😊
Every time I've seen this over the past weeks, I've instantly thought of "Robin Hood."
Just gorgeous!
It’s nice to see you feeling well.
This little capelet will serve as a nice little bed jacket for me!
Thank you Corinna.
thank you so much :)
I want to make a hoodie like this. I think that would look amazing.
That is so elegant. I love it! So timeless.
I love it, but think i might like it better without the point hanging over the forehead. I wonder whether that point might be able to be rounded off, but still with the beautiful ruffle. These videos give me so many ideas that i want to try! Thank you, Corrina! 😊
❤️This is so lovely. Thank You❤️
How beautiful and feminine! Well done another great tutorial, thank you. Glad you are feeling better x
Wow so different. ! You amaze me ♥️‼️
😊 thank you
So beautiful! I could see my Aunt MiMi wearing this💚.
You really should be using the double of size 10 Cotten thread in order to get the softness that this piece needs. This baby yarn is to stiff even with the larger hook. The thread yarn also gives it an elegance. Maybe next go round!😄
this worked out great , I am very happy with the result personally :)
@@justvintagecrochet I’m very happy for you! I love these vintage pieces! Thanks for sharing.
Another great pattern !!! Thank You !!!
Beautiful, just beautiful !
Many thanks!
I love this design! I am thinking this would be adorable for a little girl. The triangle could be made smaller for a Little Red Riding Hood!😊
I’ve commented before, but want to state again how much I enjoy your videos. I’ve wanted to try vintage crochet patterns for a while but often was confused. It is so helpful to walk through the patterns with you. Thanks!🥰
Thank you so much!
So so excited to make this!!
thank you thank you!!!! just finished making this it's so stunning i love it. now i want to make one for all of my friends lol
I'm definitely going to try this!
Beautiful ❤
Totally so very elegant great toot can’t wait to try it…..5 weeks to go and I am losing my mind! Love your toots Corinna!
Hope you are feeling better 💖
I really am :) it's great and such a relief
thank you :)
So nice difrent biutifull!!!!!
Oh wow, it's absolutely gorgeous! 🤍🤍🤍
Started this one today. Miraculously, I had the correct yarn (I very seldom use sport weight) in my stash. Can’t way to see what it looks like completed. 🙂
Luv it. Beautiful
It’s beautiful!
Love this!!
Oh my word. 😍
Sweet
Beautiful work! Thanks for video! Enjoyed! ❤
That is beautiful! I currently wear head coverings and one day I will make this when I have the money for more yarn
Me encanta lo víntag hermoso!!❤️❤️
Love this, I have got to make it! Hope you're feeling better 😊
I am! thank you so much :)
I love it. Will have to give it a try down the road. Thanks
9:05 hdc row
14:05 sc row
Grazie.
Thank you 🥰🥰🥰
Beautiful. I've thought about this one and couldn't decide. Seeing it made, it'll be my next project
assolutamente meraviglioso grazie
So pretty I've been learning how to read patterns and have started a 1970's pattern and really understanding what I'm doing thank you 😊
Very pretty! ❤
It’s a gorgeous pattern❤
This pattern is so fun i love it you always find good ones!, these videos inspired my to try vintage patterns and right now im crocheting a 1951 doll pattern for a porcelain doll, old patterns are so straightforward >_< iim using many more vintage patterns thanks to you haha 💜
This is fabulous!! Love it!!❤❤
It would look good on today's actresses!
This is really beautiful, but I would have picked a side for head and didn't make the border on that portion, looks too wobbly for me, but it's beautiful.
I look up cro shreen and it is a size 3 yarn
as you can see, the yarn I used with the hook I used worked out perfectly :) , so it's fine
I know it would defeate the purpose of the vintage look, but do you think it would be possible to line this with a sheer layer of fabric?
Kind of a cross between vintage and modern?
I am no friend to a sewing machine😅 So I am not sure if it would even be possible. But I have a sister in law who sews quite well, but I am just not sure how one would go about lining it, because of the gathering of the hood.
I have couple of books
I’m almost through with round 2 of the edging. The pattern shows another round of the “clover” edging or am I reading it wrong? 🧐🤔🤷♀️
Very nice. Would this be considered a hooded caplet?
it's called a Fascinator, they were around for a very long time , but were replaces by what we today call a headscarf
@@justvintagecrochet that is something I’ve never heard of before. You do a great job on period pieces and adding a bit of history to the project. Do you think you could find a long cape and show us how that would look? I’m not even sure there is such a thing as a crocheted cape! Love, love, LOVE your channel. So glad you’re feeling better. ♥️
I hear you talk about a false stitch in several of your videos. i'm fairly new to crochet and dont understand why its a false stitch . can you explain?
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Scarlett O'Hara Gon With the Wind
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Pretty but I can’t imagine anyone wearing it. It’s prettier from the back.
Poor Millie! She has the worst time keeping her wig in place. 😅
lol
Corinna, google "how to knit an I chord" on you tube. You don't have to be a good knitter to do it - it's very simple, and comes out round and perfectly beautiful.