Can I Master the Mystery? 1864 Pattern
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- Working out this Civil War era Mystery Vintage Crochet Pattern!, When will it be this time?
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Hands down, I love your version much more than the drawing!!! It's beautiful! I think the cuff is meant to be gathered on the ribbon so that it's fuller. Back then, I think it was the norm to sew/tack collars and cuffs onto garments so that they could easily be removed and applied to a different garment. Again, you translated and created a jewel from our past in an excellent tutorial! 💕 Thank you very much for this channel!
I think you may very well be right!
and thank you so much :)
And the collar/cuffs were removed for washing. I agree about the drawstring effect of the ribbon. This pattern turned out beautifully.
I prefer your interpretation best. I agree with someone else who said, "...to be gathered on the ribbon...", I think it would then hv fitted. Another success! Well done and thank you for working with difficult stuff; in some respects, it's almost like another language❣️
I agree that it was meant to be gathered to the wearer's preference. but, it is beautiful, even without the border around it.
It's very possible that it is the right size. Not all cuffs were at the wrist. In the 1860s there were elbow length sleeves (i.e. the pagoda sleeve) and it may be for a day bodice that has a shorter sleeve, maybe for summer wear. It did come out quite lovely and I think that you did a fantastic job.
I love when you use the yarn size that the pattern recommends. I personally would not be able to use the super small threads/yarn because I can't see it. It's great watching you work with it.😊 I love your channel and tutorials. Keep them coming!!
I think row 11 was supposed to have 5ch loops between the dc. Also, it may be meant to ruffle.
It's so pretty, now I want to make them! I did notice on Row 11 it says to "miss 5" after the chain 5. You skipped 3, but apparently the counts worked out, so no biggie! I love it!
I have been enjoying this series of mystery vintage/antique crochet patterns! Thanks so much for sharing all that you are learning in the process!
The cuff is beautiful and I agree the 1840’s dresses could have large sleeves for fancy cuffs!
My grandmother(93) and I did this with you using size ten cotton and it came out as a collar and going to put it on a tee shirt
The more we do this, we're going to be pros before you know it! Thank you so much for doing this series. I can't tell you how much I truly enjoy the mystery patterns!
You said it exactly right 🤗🤗🤗
Corinna ya know you can’t please everyone all the time! Do what makes you happy! I absolutely love your toots bc I am learning so many things. Do you think ladies sat together in in a parlor crocheting together (1800s)?
Thank you so much , Susan :)
Yes, I 100% do :) , i love imagining it
I think it turned out lovely! I like it better! ❤ Don't worry about the size of thread and hook that you use. You must have some very critical viewers.
You never cease to amaze me with your ability to *De-code* the [vague] pattern instructions!
I'm in awe, once again!
I am really loving this series! This cuff is as beautiful as the other one.
I love that you can work out the patterns without specific details given. Sometimes when we go off on our own (choosing your own stitches) we end up in a much happier place. Please continue with these videos!!!! Love them.
I love how you say WE are working these projects. I am just here for moral support. Lol PS: love these projects. They are such gems.
I envy how you can use thread and steel hooks, the smallest I can manage is size 1 (2.35mm). Still, I enjoy watching you work, and I think your cuff came out just fine. Perhaps we can bring them back into fashion?
Love this one! I think you’re meant to use the ribbon to size the cuff making it more rufflely. I really liked that you used the right thread. That made it easier to see what happened. That row 12 though! Very confusing. So glad there was a picture of the final result. 👍🏼💜
Honey, I think you have done a beautiful job with all of these patterns!!!! You are so brave to attempt this,
like someone said, it’s like a different language!!! That cuff looks so pretty on your wrist!! You have very pretty hands!!! Thank you so much for doing these, and letting us watch!!!!! See you soon!!!! Carolyn
Thank you 🤗🤗
I am loving this whole vintage crochet series!! Thank you so much - I am in awe of your ability to work with just any size yarn including incredibly tiny #30. Can you imagine using #80, which I think is the smallest of all - like sewing thread perhaps? Older women in those days must not have been able to make these patterns since they wouldn't have been able to see well at all. In 1864 there were no electric lights after dark, so once it got dark, candlelight was it.
Actually I know that pioneer woman in the northern parts of America and Canada used to wait for winter to do the really fine crochet because the sun shining on the snow gave such a wonderful clear light. Sitting by a glass or open window gave better light than firelight or lamp light, and sometimes a better light than the glare of summer sunshine. Mind you summer was the busy time in homesteading, people literally worked from "sun up to sun down" so there was not a lot of time to do fine thread crochet.
You can still use it as a cuff, just use sewing thread to gather at edge then sew to a shirt or dress sleeve.
You got way further than I would have! And yes its very pretty this way too! Glad i watched the whole thing n will consider for future reference. 😋
I thinks it's great your son is challenging you in a positive game. That cool. ❤😊
When you said that we were making it for entertainment purposes, it reminded me of something my Mom used to say. “Don’t worry so much. You aren’t making it for the Queen!”
I wish there are more modern crochet patterns for thread that are not doilies. The ones I can find now are from foreign books. Thank you for showing another beautiful vintage pattern ❤❤❤.
I completely agree with you Chris. And it’s hard try to find vintage crochet pattern books.
I don’t care what yarn you use I just love watching, I tend to crochet while watching your videos I’m making granny squares at the moment while watching
I ❤️ love the way it came your way. That's the fun of it not knowing how is going to look. 👏👏🌟🌟🌟♥️
I like it when you use the called for thread. These are such fun😀
Remember it could be a frilly (over sized and decorative) cuff so not to big at all. I don't think this was for tight wrist cuff. You did amazing. Huggs❤
To say you are having to change from UK to US instructions then working blind you do very well indeed. I, too, prefer your cuff to theirs. Love from UK 🇬🇧
Thank you so much for that :)
You could say an old fashion Garter Belt ?? But it is a Cuff ? You did great !!! I am so enjoying the mystery , Thank you so much !!
Yippee, another mystery vintage ! So exciting. 😊❤
I love your translation of this mystery pattern. It turned out marvelous. Maybe it is long enough to use as a hair band or collar
I actually like your version better than the original. It's beautiful.
Thank you so much :)
some patterns have an interesting way of formulating instructions. I like your version , it's very romantic.
I love this series of crocheting mystery vintage patterns! I wanted to say that I enjoy the videos no matter what yarn size you use. It's amazing to see the tiny, detailed yarn work. However, it's so difficult on the eyes and sometimes even the hands/joints, and so I fully empathize/sympathize with you on that. The yarn size you use does not detract from the videos at all, in my opinion. Thanks for the fun videos!
Thank you so much 😊
I like your version as it looks like little flowers on the edge!❤
If you had the pic you’d figure it out. I’ve seen you do that. Anyway, I’m watching the ribbon portion now and it is beautiful!
I cannot wait to see what this is and if there is a pic.
You are so talented!
It took too long to make a comment. 😢 I am really enjoying the series. I really like when the correct materials are used to see, imagine, the end product. Thank you for your time and education material included in the making of the project. The mystery of any of these is a grand idea.💚💚💚
I like how working around a chain looks, so good choice there. I am enjoying this mystery crochet!
It is very common for older patterns to not use consistent terminology or instructions throughout. Also, the ribbon is to help gather the cuff so it can be tacked on. Cuffs and collars were commonly taken off for laundering and used on multiple garments. In looking at the photo, I don't think the thread gauge is far off. Very nice interpretation!
It would be a beautiful choker or collar!!
You did so well. I love the guessing...i thought it was going to be garter....i even took my old garter out😊. It came out beautiful. Thank you very much Corinna and catch you in the next video.❤🙏
This was my guess too! A garter.
I think it's stunning the way you made it .
Your version is beautiful. I think it is an improvement on the original - and that may not have happened if you had not been deprived of the photo. So glad you did this. Loved watching and loved the outcome. Make another and use on something beautiful!!
Hello! I liked your pattern more than the original, don't get me wrong, both are gorgeous, but I'll crochet yours to vintage a blouse. Thank you so much for your beautiful work!!❤❤
I love your version of the cuff ❤❤ I always look forward to your mystery patterns
This is really pretty. Tie on cuffs were de rigeur in that time. You could change up plain shirts/bodices with lots of collars and cuffs. You'd gather it up not do it flat. Yours was fine. Anyway you should write your version out in modern terms as I think it's prettier than the one in the pic.
It's pretty either way 🎉great work, and use what yarn that makes you happy I am still happy to watch how you ever you do it
Loved this it came out so beautiful either way. Your way was just as pretty as their way! I hope you are having a wonderful day and a grand week end
I don't have anything to do with the subject of these videos but, I can't wait for these to come out!
I like the way this pattern turned out!
You may have the correct yarn. The reason it seems way too big to us may be because some of the dresses in those days had sort of billed sleeves instead of coming in tight on the wrist. I tip my hat to you for being able to see to work this pattern. I would need that magnifying glass for sure. Thank you for sharing this with us.
I love what you did, it's beautiful. I think it's better than photo. Great job!!!❤
Corina this cuff turned out so pretty. I like the last row that You crocheted. It looks lacy somewhat with a little flutter. At the end of it, I think it looks very nice Good job❤
God Bless you, 129 single crochet. You're just starting and it is so tiny. You are a trooper.
YEAH 😁. My favorite series on TH-cam. I love this it turned out gorgeous. Keep em coming lady. This is awesome ( as well as titanic series)
I have to say, you have the patience of a saint with these tiny hooks. My hands cramp so quickly holding the yarn, let alone the hook. I can spin this fine ready for plying a 3 ply, but i couldn't do what you're doing well done. You're amazing, and i can listen to you all day long. Thank you so much for sharing ❤️
Beautiful. Outstanding ❤
Yay! Love this series… 🍿
Lovely work despite differences to the image. It's so interesting to see how crochet patterns have evolved over time.
I love it! It could be a cuff for the larger lady. It’s beautiful.
Really pretty the way you did it!!
My hat is off to anyone who can crochet with the "real" crochet thread that is so hard to see. I never could do it and now that I'm old, I surely can't do it!! But I do agree that I like to see what the pattern actually intended for the article to look like and you just can't achieve that if you're using thread 5 times too large. So I feel like if anyone is having problems seeing, perhaps they need to do the old lady thing and get a magnifying glass. 🤣😝 They will likely need one eventually anyway. (Old lady wisdom.)
I can use thread of any size but like to use # 10.
I use reading glasses of different powers. Depends on his I'm seeing that day. Works great😅
This is so pretty. I like your version better than the one in the picture as I think the ruffles around the edge spoil the line and make the whole thing too 'busy'. It would be easy to size it to fit just by changing the length of the foundation chain. Thank you, as always, for sharing these patterns with us.
Very beautiful, great work.
Gorgeous cuff, and we are all learning along with you!😍😍🤩🤩
That was fun! Thank you for showing your struggles and successes as a crocheter. The cuff is gorgeous. I like your version better. Have a wonderful day!
Thank you so much! :)
This turned out really cute!😊
Your version is much prettier than the photo. I agree that it's probably a ruffled style cuff; however, could you use this as a collar? There is no way I could use a 30 thread and 0.75 mm hook, let alone a smaller thread! Kudos for keeping your cool.
Wow !!! What a beautiful design. I love this channel so much. I learn something new every time I watch. As always thank you for these unique videos. ♥️👏♥️
Love the way you explained everything. Based on the size, I would venture to say this is probably a men's ruffle cuff since it is 1860's. Men would also wear lace ruffles on their sleeves during this time period. Also for women, it could be gathered slightly to create more frills.
I loved it! Im loving this series watching you figure out how to put these things together without knowing what it actually is. Keep on going!
Beautiful the way you finished it.
Love it! Love your version better! Could also use as choker? I love this series!
I agree. Though the pattern version is pretty, I like yours better. Just seems to be more frillier. I'm enjoying these mystery patterns being how I love working with crochet thread and making something into a vintage piece makes it even more special to see what people wore and used in the past.
Thank you so much! ❤️ I just finished two of them and they turned out great. I began with just 65 chains which is the right size for my wrists. I skipped row 4 because I want to sew on 2 or 3 nice little buttons on the cuffs to close them. Instead row 4 I did 8 rows of row 5-8. Also I had to be a little bit creative because 65 chains in the beginning didn't always matches with the number of coming stitches. 😊 I recommend to do the last row which is the one all around the cuff. It makes it look kind of complete.
Thank you again. I crochet along with you and it was so much fun. 😃
Love it! I imagine the instructions meant one long and chain two in each stitch of five chain. I imagine it might have been a cuff for a coat or robe sleeves. Still you did great! The wording was difficult but you got it in essence!
LOVE it! Very pretty. Your Videos ARE very entertaining and educational. I am totally inspired to add some cuffs like these to future projects ❤😊
I have a suggestion that might help with your being on/off camera. Place something on the couch (like a sticker or a pin) where the center of your camera frame is and just make sure to try to keep your hands right above it. That might help with not always having to look through the camera lens/screen to make sure that you're not off-center.
Also, I'm very impressed with your ability to crochet using such a minute thread and hook!
BEAUTIFUL!!! It still works. Love, love, love your channel. Especially the mystery ones. I could watch all day. Just an FYI...from the 1840s to about the mid 1860s, you did not turn your work. You always had the right side facing you. In vintage crochet you fasten off, cut and joined at the beginning of the row/round. There was no slip stitch. You joined where you start. They also did not add things that they assumed you knew. Verbiage was different back then
I love these mystery patterns. I’m also glad to see a pro like you make a mistake and have to frog it. Makes me feel normal. Lol
It is beautiful ❤️
I love your version and it is so beautiful
That would have made a gorgeous collar, too. I really like it better as you reinterpreted the pattern -less ridged.
Your interpretation is just great. Either you're supposed to gather the ribbon tight or have a very wide sleeve. With that sized yarn I don't believe you could work it with a smaller hook. You have way more patience that I do. I can't imagine doing this with the poor lighting back then. Otherwise they'd all end up with eyestrain. It turned out very pretty.
Love how this turned out!
Just gorgeous. You work wonders with these patterns. Thank you for sharing. I like your version better. Take care x
This might not be intended as a tutorial, but it sure will be for me!
Beautiful, I love your version and thank you for using the correct thread, much better. Really enjoying your videos, thanks, Lin.
I loooove the mystery projects. Your voice is so soothing.
It would be pretty tied around the neck. It’s gorgeous. I think you did a great job. 😊
fabulous video enjoyed watching. When I was at the linen museum I got to see cuffs and collars crochet out of irish linen thread the stitches were really tiny they had a magnifier so that you could see the stitches. They had a photo of a woman working by candlelight I guess she was under pressure to finish a job. Looking forward to your next video.
Try it as collar tied in the back or a choker with a pretty piece attached to it you know a cameo or something like that.
On all my old vintage patterns, like this one, it is so helpful to be able to follow the picture instead of trying to figure out some of the confusing written instructions! (I find a graph even easier, but I think those came along much more recently.)
I am so disappointed that anyone would criticize you. You use your time , your knowledge and your technical equipment to share and instruct. I love your voice and demeanor. Please keep sharing! Thanks.
Oh, thank you so much for that 🥰
I love this one. Your version is just as pretty as can be. I love it when you work these up with the thread. I can see your work perfectly and, girl, your hands and fingers are beautiful! I've had hands that look like a field hand all my life. I would just die at close ups of my hands! Yours are beautiful as is your work!❤️🧶
I have just discovered this channel and am obsessed with the mystery crochet x
I really enjoy these....Thank You!!! I'm working on my second Opera Bag. (one in pink and the second one will be in red.) The cuff came out Great...the size is just right. The fuller the better.
I do prefer yours style then there well done, it's not easy without pictures. You did well and loving it ❤
I just had to laugh at myself, Ms C! While I am watching and listening, I am working an a different crochet project that has two chain between the Treble crochet, and I keep chaining five, hahaha! Loved this one!