Find the pattern with the handwritten line-by-line here newagaincrochet.etsy.com/listing/1704386637/1979-vintage-crochet-coverlet-pattern Find my other channel here! th-cam.com/channels/iHzLxbyweMqSkkPyF1_1Ow.html
Please do not let other people tell you how to make your tutorials! These are your tutorials and videos, do them however you want to, and just ignore the negative people who are trying to "bully" you into doing otherwise! You are an awesome teacher, with wit, humor, and patience. I would have never heard of, let alone made stacked singles if it were not for you. If the negative bullies think they know better, let THEM make a "perfect, no mistake, non-human" video of their very own. Just keep doing you! You are beautiful, strong, and witty. Keep up the fanastic work you are doing! (BTW, you are the only channel I am saving of all-ALL- of your tutorials! That is how much I love what you are teaching!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤) YOU GO GIRL! 💓
I will take your advice! I did film another video , and I did keep myself from crocheting they way I would love too, But I will take your advice because you are right , and it's exactly what I would say to someone, Thank yu
You are so welcome. Believe me, we all fall into that self doubt pit from time to time. But no one should be trying to tear us down EVER. We should be upholding and lifting each other up. I'm here for when ever you need a "lift", giving you support by not only watching your videos, but as a cheer leader on the sidelines cheering you on! I really do love your videos. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Totally agree!! One thing we know, now, is that stacked singles look better than turning chains. I've been using them for years. You shouldn't have to apologize for improving the old techniques that, frankly, don't look as good as what some of us have learned in recent years. I ignore patterns that say to use chains as a starting stitch. I use magic rings even when not called for. I use foundation stitches even when chains are called for. I do it unapologetically. Lol If people get worked up about that, let them get over it. It's not like you are changing the overall look and design. You are just fine tuning the execution thereof.
This reminds me of a bedspread my mom and dad kept on their bed during the 1950's and 1960s. I remember pulling it over my face for a nap, and had popcorn dents in my skin when I woke up! Momma and Daddy's bed was the coolest place in the house for a nap!
There's nothing that feels better for a parent than when a young adult son asks for a hand made blanket or sweater. I'm chuckling at the way he asked. 😅
1:49 Phildar is a French brand which is existing since 1943 ^^ Now it's called Happywool, but there is also the brand Pingouin with the same company. The Phildar Shoot is discontinued sionce years and it's a 7wpi, 6mm/J hook, 75% Manufactured Fibers - Acrylic 25% Wool
It's awesome that Justin works with you on your crochet endeavors! Maybe now it's time for him to learn to crochet. Then y'all can sit and crochet together. 😊🥰
@@justvintagecrochet I taught all my kids to crochet... even if they hated it. ch, sc, dc, rudiments of other stitches, and basics of reading a pattern. I am amazed at how many of them crochet now that they are adults, even though they hated it at the time. I also teach the basics of sewing/mending and how to run a sewing machine. Again, they may have hated it at the time, but ALL of them have had to mend something or sew on a button. Also knitting, cross-stitch, needlepoint, cooking, housecleaning, budgeting, etc, etc, etc. I tell them, "They're life skills, baby!"
I like the stacked singles too, and you can use that if that's what you prefer, don't let the negatives control you, it doesn't change the pattern and you do a fantastic job!! We appreciate all you, and Justin, do for us and the crochet world ❤❤❤
I kind of like that Justin threw in a pattern he liked. To be honest, I'm new to crocheting and found it nice to read through a pattern and grid with you that I could keep up with 😅😅
phildar is a brand often used here in europe ( i am from the netherlands) it is usually a thinner cotton or cotton blend, which is why it called for the smaller hook size. They are mostly used for making baby blankets and amigurimi, cause they are cotton, and they last really well. they are a bit on the pricier side, but they are really good quality. Also, i love your nails! and Thank you so much for yet another great pattern, and video, i can't wait for the next one. I also remeber you had a pattern in a vid that called for 'scheepjes' yarn..? It is a Dutch wool brand, and the name is pronouced as ssjggeepjes or if you live in my area, skeeeepjes :D Thank you so much
Give sweet Merlin a big hug for me, please! And a huge thank you to Justin ( I have a Justin too!) for choosing this beautiful pattern. Ohhh myyyy ... i was tearing up off & on thru your entire video. Memories 😪❤️ ... many decades ago, crocheting some of my first similar squares. But more than that. I couldn't stop thinking of the beautiful piece of art - again very similar, and using good old cotton ecru "thread" and tiny hook - that my dear Angel Mother spent sooo many hours and weeks (months?) crocheting for her and Daddy's bed. It was still there, thru a few moves, up until shortly before they suddenly passed exactly 30 days apart. They loved Psalm 23. Daddy passed on May 23rd and Mama on June 23rd 💛💝🥲. You, unknowingly, touched my heart deeply today. Thank you & Bless you! Happy Glorious Easter to all who celebrate!
I actually made this blanket in the 70s! The exact same one, and the exact same color!! I had it for years, but I don't know what happened to it, but this brought back good memories! ❤
I’m so excited to see this pattern. My mother made it in the early 80’s for their double bed. I remember how much she loved making it, and it was so beautiful. She taught me to crochet when I was 12 and I’ve always been an avid crochet artist. I’m tempted to make a couple pillows from the squares just for the fun of it. Thanks for the excitement tutorial and for bringing back such great memories!
I’ve been meaning to make a comment about that stacked single crochet stitch ever since I saw it on one of your videos I have been using it and I love it. I think it looks so much better than the starting chain. So after years and years of crocheting it’s great to have a better looking starting stitch.
I've also learned something new, I've never heard of a reverse popcorn in 40 years of doing crochet so thank you for teaching something new. I love these mystery patterns as well thought like you I feel like this might be less mystery and more subtle ask lol
I just wanted to say, as a former groomer of 8 years, schnauzers are one of the “notoriously difficult” dog breeds to groom because a lot of them aren’t big fans of it. Schnauzers tend to be very headstrong (which I’m sure you know owning one lol). I admire that you guys are going out of your way to make him as comfortable as possible because that’s unfortunately not always the case. I just wanted to tell you this so you wouldn’t feel alone or like you did something wrong. It can be discouraging when our doggos get aggressive like that especially when they’re usually such sweethearts! You’re doing a great job and he’s lucky to have you guys as owners ❤️🥰
This was such a lovely pattern with such a lovely story! I hope the family enjoys the blanket, it looks so cozy already. And poor little Merlin was likely in a lot of pain, and that will explain his behaviour. Matted hair pulls on the skin, and he was likely very sore. Let's hope he'll behave a bit better in the future.
Since watching (subscribed) you have taught me how to read patterns better and make changes and crocheting what makes sense. I just love your channel. Thank you!!
About Merlin, we had a similar dog that had more of a curly hair/fur instead and would end up really like dreadlocks. She didn't like the commonly used dog brushes that look like a bunch of needles, but she did accept a common human brush with plastic flexible brissels with little balls on the tip (not sure how to explain, Eng. is not my native language). It was more gentle and I think that the small ball thingy on the brush was pleasant for her as a bit of massage. My cats also don't like brushes if they don't have those tips, so my sister just bought a bunch of cheap brushes on the drugstore 😂. A big one for the dog and two small ones for the cats, each one had their own brush. Through the years they did pass away but even now that we have 2 newer cats they also like those brushes better.
What a gorgeous blanket! Maybe Justin would like to have it for his bed. Thank you for including footage of Merlin. He has a little Buddah-belly😄 My sweet Frazier passed last July. He was a Schnoodle which is a Schnauzer-Poodle mix. He also had a Buddah-belly😇
I do so much enjoy your videos. I'm working on this blanket. I'm glad Justin picked it!! I also liked the one from the Titanic. I'd like to start a hat with the flower and then make the rest really lacey, sort of like a flapper style. Thanks for all of your hard work.😊
I wonder how that would look with puffs instead of popcorn. I'm not a fan of popcorn stitches. Pretty sure someone in my family had one of these when I was a kid lol Your videos are so much fun ❤
I absolutely love EVERY ONE of your videos !! You make us feel like we're crocheting along w/ you in your living room. You're friendly, engaging, adorable , funny and AWESOME !!
After reading the comments it kind of make sense that Phildar is a brand. I only knew the name as a magazine that has knitting/crochet stuff. Some days ago I was again perusing through Pinterest and came across some Tunisian crochet patterns that I think that looks a lot like the shawl you thought was knitted. I may be not knitted but made in Tunisian crochet. There are a lot of variations and I saw the fan/wavy one and the one with the lines/ridges that did look similar to what I remember from your video. Thanks to you I finally tried my hands on "real" crochet and made a mug cozy in Tunisian crochet (hence why I was on Pinteres trying to find some kind of decorative border but they were all too advanced for me so I just did some picos I've seen you do). It came out a bit wonky but it is fine, I did learn this phrase with another YT creator: "We don't work with perfection in this household." Because crafting is not about making something "perfect looking" is about the process, the learning, the journey, the enjoyment. I will use that in winter (I live in Brazil so we just got into Autumn) and it will make me happy to know I did it by myself, even if it is not perfect. Thanks for everything, Corinna! 💕
Love it. He obviously wants one for his bed, so make him one girl. I can actually see this done in #10 thread too and be beautiful. Let us see his bedspread when you get thru. This will take some time...❤
Justin really did not want this to be a surprise. First the grid picture. Then the single/double specs. Then the fact that it literally says the word "bedspread." But even if all of that were blocked out, I think the 78 balls of yarn would have clued us in for a blanket.
It is well known if you are French. They used to have 2000 yarn shops in France. We had one in my village when I was younger, and it was a very little town, less than 2500 people living there.
What a beautiful blanket! love the mystery/non-mystery pattern. Im still working on that vintage sunflower blanket from forever ago. Maybe one day ill finish it. Then i wanna do the peacock one....then this one! i have quite a line up and never enough time lol also I love how accurate your tutorials are and showing where exactly to crochet next. Its easy to get lost in the yarn loops sometimes but your tutorials remove any guessing. Thank you.
Poor Merlin! I'm so sorry he got frightened by grooming. It must be so much more comfortable after a good shaving though. What a cutie pie. Since so many dogs have sensitive ears the sound of a razor is probably terrifying to them. No fault on his character for needing a little help to get through it!
JUSTIN, great pick! Corinna, that is beautiful, worked up in that size yarn. I looked at the pattern you showed, and it looked like it said 78 balls of 50 grams.
A great yarn buster!! I totally had to get this pattern on your Etsy acct. thank you, Justin, for picking it out!! I hope your family's enjoying your time together!
Ahh haa. I have just been working popcorn and as I am making my item up as I go I was wondering how to do an effectively reverse popcorn. Thanks for solving my problem ❤❤
Loved this pattern, and someday I will make it. So many projects, so little time. lol. I think I totally have ADD when it comes to handcrafts. Whether it is crochet, knitting, quilting or tatting. I even learn new crafts because it looks like my grandchildren would enjoy some of these crafts (like stamping). I so enjoy your channel. Thank you.
Omg Merlin! He's so cute!!!! Ya know, I was skeptical at the beginning when looking at the grid, but that's actually really beautiful! That's definitely the kind of blanket you wanna pass down in the family. Gorgeous!
It's a lovely blanket square. Maybe to save a little on yarn, Instead of making all the squares one could do 1/2 in traditional fillet. Then alternating the squares when sewing the blanket up.
Phildar is a very famous French brand. One of the most popular here in France. I used to knit with their Shoot, nice for blankets and cardigans. It was a bulky yarn (discontinued now), made for 6 mm hooks (J) and needles.
I'm on my first square and really loving it! It's not the kind of pattern you can watch tv with, but it's great watching it develop. Edit: on my 16th square now and you can watch TV once you get used to it. ❤ Edit: I'm on my final square 20th September, 5 months in! I have been in hospital and had a major family crisis during this time though. I've made a single in aran weight and it's cost a lot, 😂 I bought two balls at a time to spread the cost. Luckily my husband loves it! 😂
I'm an absolute neophyte when it comes to crocheting, but this pattern definitely looks like something I could do. It's really a gorgeous pattern, and I think it would make a great gift for my adult son. Thanks for all your wonderful videos; you're such a great teacher, and your voice is so calming! ❤
Phildar is a French yarn manufacturer...my guess is that shoot is the name of the yarn...I am pretty sure it is discontinued, but you can still order phildar yarn online...
Hi, I don't typically follow TH-camrs. But I wanted you t 3:02 o know that I LOVE LOVE LOVE your vintage videos. I've made one of the Civil War shaw, and three of the lacy drapey shaw made w. 6mm hook and fingering weight yarn!
Your Justin must have chuckled when you got to the reverse popcorn. 😅 Does he crochet and if not why not? It would be lovely if the two of you came on and did a challenge between the two of you. 🥰🥰 The filet stitch is fantastic is you want to crochet a 'picture'. I did many of these in the 80's.
I just made these squares, I love the pattern. I used bernat velvet yarn (300g) in the color mushroom and made 6 squares for a couch blanket. They work up nice and quickly, took about 3/4 of a skein to make 1 square. The square worked up to be about 9.5in x 11in.
Just a beautiful pattern, and you really made the picture justice, with an excellent Job on interpretation of the old written pattern. I really love this one, I will definitely snag the pattern myself soon. Right now I’m addicted to crocheting flower bouquets 😂 .. and yes I’m still on my row 7 Peacock filet pattern, so I feel the same about leaving it untouched. P.S Thank you Justin for sneaking this pattern, because I would have done it myself 😂
Find the pattern with the handwritten line-by-line here newagaincrochet.etsy.com/listing/1704386637/1979-vintage-crochet-coverlet-pattern
Find my other channel here! th-cam.com/channels/iHzLxbyweMqSkkPyF1_1Ow.html
I truly don't mind that it's really not a mystery pattern. And I hope Justin picked it because he liked it... that's the fun of it!🙂
Please do not let other people tell you how to make your tutorials! These are your tutorials and videos, do them however you want to, and just ignore the negative people who are trying to "bully" you into doing otherwise! You are an awesome teacher, with wit, humor, and patience. I would have never heard of, let alone made stacked singles if it were not for you. If the negative bullies think they know better, let THEM make a "perfect, no mistake, non-human" video of their very own. Just keep doing you! You are beautiful, strong, and witty. Keep up the fanastic work you are doing! (BTW, you are the only channel I am saving of all-ALL- of your tutorials! That is how much I love what you are teaching!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤) YOU GO GIRL! 💓
I will take your advice! I did film another video , and I did keep myself from crocheting they way I would love too, But I will take your advice because you are right , and it's exactly what I would say to someone, Thank yu
You are so welcome. Believe me, we all fall into that self doubt pit from time to time. But no one should be trying to tear us down EVER. We should be upholding and lifting each other up. I'm here for when ever you need a "lift", giving you support by not only watching your videos, but as a cheer leader on the sidelines cheering you on! I really do love your videos. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Totally agree!! One thing we know, now, is that stacked singles look better than turning chains.
I've been using them for years.
You shouldn't have to apologize for improving the old techniques that, frankly, don't look as good as what some of us have learned in recent years.
I ignore patterns that say to use chains as a starting stitch.
I use magic rings even when not called for.
I use foundation stitches even when chains are called for.
I do it unapologetically. Lol
If people get worked up about that, let them get over it.
It's not like you are changing the overall look and design. You are just fine tuning the execution thereof.
This reminds me of a bedspread my mom and dad kept on their bed during the 1950's and 1960s. I remember pulling it over my face for a nap, and had popcorn dents in my skin when I woke up! Momma and Daddy's bed was the coolest place in the house for a nap!
Make each square a different color. It would look like a patchwork blanket. Great job picking that pattern!❤
There's nothing that feels better for a parent than when a young adult son asks for a hand made blanket or sweater. I'm chuckling at the way he asked. 😅
My son asked me to crochet him a dressing gown and I’ve never been so happy to make something for someone 😊
This might be a good skein stash buster, think of the beautiful colors you could possibly use.
Oooo my mind immediately came up with tons of possibilities for that idea ❤
I love that. Please show us the finished blanket whenever you complete it 😍
Who knew there was a reverse popcorn? Wow! Thanks Justin!!
I did. LOL
I made a similar spread in the 80's but the center was a 3d rose. Definitely a yarn eater. It took me 2 weeks vacation by the lake. Was heaven.
1:49 Phildar is a French brand which is existing since 1943 ^^ Now it's called Happywool, but there is also the brand Pingouin with the same company.
The Phildar Shoot is discontinued sionce years and it's a 7wpi, 6mm/J hook, 75% Manufactured Fibers - Acrylic
25% Wool
It's awesome that Justin works with you on your crochet endeavors! Maybe now it's time for him to learn to crochet. Then y'all can sit and crochet together. 😊🥰
I think so too!
@@justvintagecrochet I taught all my kids to crochet... even if they hated it. ch, sc, dc, rudiments of other stitches, and basics of reading a pattern. I am amazed at how many of them crochet now that they are adults, even though they hated it at the time. I also teach the basics of sewing/mending and how to run a sewing machine. Again, they may have hated it at the time, but ALL of them have had to mend something or sew on a button. Also knitting, cross-stitch, needlepoint, cooking, housecleaning, budgeting, etc, etc, etc. I tell them, "They're life skills, baby!"
I like the stacked singles too, and you can use that if that's what you prefer, don't let the negatives control you, it doesn't change the pattern and you do a fantastic job!! We appreciate all you, and Justin, do for us and the crochet world ❤❤❤
What a beautiful blanket, I love it!
I agree with other commenters, I don’t mind that this wasn’t a mystery, I enjoyed the ride all anyway 😄
I kind of like that Justin threw in a pattern he liked. To be honest, I'm new to crocheting and found it nice to read through a pattern and grid with you that I could keep up with 😅😅
phildar is a brand often used here in europe ( i am from the netherlands) it is usually a thinner cotton or cotton blend, which is why it called for the smaller hook size. They are mostly used for making baby blankets and amigurimi, cause they are cotton, and they last really well. they are a bit on the pricier side, but they are really good quality. Also, i love your nails! and Thank you so much for yet another great pattern, and video, i can't wait for the next one. I also remeber you had a pattern in a vid that called for 'scheepjes' yarn..? It is a Dutch wool brand, and the name is pronouced as ssjggeepjes or if you live in my area, skeeeepjes :D Thank you so much
Give sweet Merlin a big hug for me, please! And a huge thank you to Justin ( I have a Justin too!) for choosing this beautiful pattern. Ohhh myyyy ... i was tearing up off & on thru your entire video. Memories 😪❤️ ... many decades ago, crocheting some of my first similar squares. But more than that. I couldn't stop thinking of the beautiful piece of art - again very similar, and using good old cotton ecru "thread" and tiny hook - that my dear Angel Mother spent sooo many hours and weeks (months?) crocheting for her and Daddy's bed. It was still there, thru a few moves, up until shortly before they suddenly passed exactly 30 days apart. They loved Psalm 23. Daddy passed on May 23rd and Mama on June 23rd 💛💝🥲. You, unknowingly, touched my heart deeply today. Thank you & Bless you! Happy Glorious Easter to all who celebrate!
I actually made this blanket in the 70s! The exact same one, and the exact same color!! I had it for years, but I don't know what happened to it, but this brought back good memories! ❤
Plus, I love your videos! I made the 60s granny square poncho, I love it!
That is 1 gorgeous blanket! We don't care if it wasn't a mystery one. It turned out beautiful ❤
I’m so excited to see this pattern. My mother made it in the early 80’s for their double bed. I remember how much she loved making it, and it was so beautiful. She taught me to crochet when I was 12 and I’ve always been an avid crochet artist. I’m tempted to make a couple pillows from the squares just for the fun of it. Thanks for the excitement tutorial and for bringing back such great memories!
Maybe it is just the universe's way of healing us from "that" pattern book with the impossibly written patterns
Haha! Definitely!
I’ve been meaning to make a comment about that stacked single crochet stitch ever since I saw it on one of your videos I have been using it and I love it. I think it looks so much better than the starting chain. So after years and years of crocheting it’s great to have a better looking starting stitch.
We need more Merlin moments! He's so cute, and reminds me of my rainbow bridge babies Maggie and Max.
I love stacked SC because they make a nice sharp even edge!
I’m glad you made something for your son that he likes. That’s what us mother’s do. It is very pretty.
I've also learned something new, I've never heard of a reverse popcorn in 40 years of doing crochet so thank you for teaching something new. I love these mystery patterns as well thought like you I feel like this might be less mystery and more subtle ask lol
I just wanted to say, as a former groomer of 8 years, schnauzers are one of the “notoriously difficult” dog breeds to groom because a lot of them aren’t big fans of it. Schnauzers tend to be very headstrong (which I’m sure you know owning one lol). I admire that you guys are going out of your way to make him as comfortable as possible because that’s unfortunately not always the case. I just wanted to tell you this so you wouldn’t feel alone or like you did something wrong. It can be discouraging when our doggos get aggressive like that especially when they’re usually such sweethearts! You’re doing a great job and he’s lucky to have you guys as owners ❤️🥰
This was such a lovely pattern with such a lovely story! I hope the family enjoys the blanket, it looks so cozy already. And poor little Merlin was likely in a lot of pain, and that will explain his behaviour. Matted hair pulls on the skin, and he was likely very sore. Let's hope he'll behave a bit better in the future.
Thank you! 😊
Since watching (subscribed) you have taught me how to read patterns better and make changes and crocheting what makes sense. I just love your channel. Thank you!!
Hi from France! Phildar is a French brand 😊. I will do this blanket very cute! 🙏🏽
Have a sweet Easter Sunday Monday 😘🌺
That is a very beautiful vintage blanket. It's very sweet of you to make that for Justin. 😂
About Merlin, we had a similar dog that had more of a curly hair/fur instead and would end up really like dreadlocks. She didn't like the commonly used dog brushes that look like a bunch of needles, but she did accept a common human brush with plastic flexible brissels with little balls on the tip (not sure how to explain, Eng. is not my native language). It was more gentle and I think that the small ball thingy on the brush was pleasant for her as a bit of massage. My cats also don't like brushes if they don't have those tips, so my sister just bought a bunch of cheap brushes on the drugstore 😂. A big one for the dog and two small ones for the cats, each one had their own brush. Through the years they did pass away but even now that we have 2 newer cats they also like those brushes better.
Yup. This is very reminiscent of the chenille bedspreads that were popular in the 60's and 70's. You definitely did it justice girl. Looks great! 👏
I usually just make a popcorn as normal, and if it has to be a reverse popcorn I just pop it as if it were a fidget toy.
I also don't remove my hook, I just leave it on there and chain through everything
I love Merlin🐾❤
What a gorgeous blanket! Maybe Justin would like to have it for his bed. Thank you for including footage of Merlin. He has a little Buddah-belly😄 My sweet Frazier passed last July. He was a Schnoodle which is a Schnauzer-Poodle mix. He also had a Buddah-belly😇
God bless these precious animals in our lives, Im so sorry to hear that , I know very well how painful it is , Thank you for sharing :)
I want to make this.
I do so much enjoy your videos. I'm working on this blanket. I'm glad Justin picked it!! I also liked the one from the Titanic. I'd like to start a hat with the flower and then make the rest really lacey, sort of like a flapper style. Thanks for all of your hard work.😊
Thank you so much for sharing Merlin with us! He's so adorable! My heart. ❤🥺
I wonder how that would look with puffs instead of popcorn. I'm not a fan of popcorn stitches. Pretty sure someone in my family had one of these when I was a kid lol
Your videos are so much fun ❤
Thank you for the Merlin intermissions. 😁 He's so cute. ❤
I absolutely love EVERY ONE of your videos !! You make us feel like we're crocheting along w/ you in your living room. You're friendly, engaging, adorable , funny and AWESOME !!
Another tip for working out if it is a UK or US pattern, worsted isn't a thing in the UK we have Aran weight instead.
Merlin is absolutely adorable!! Love him!! I like the pattern although I like it from a distance!! I’d buy it in a heartbeat!!
After reading the comments it kind of make sense that Phildar is a brand. I only knew the name as a magazine that has knitting/crochet stuff.
Some days ago I was again perusing through Pinterest and came across some Tunisian crochet patterns that I think that looks a lot like the shawl you thought was knitted. I may be not knitted but made in Tunisian crochet. There are a lot of variations and I saw the fan/wavy one and the one with the lines/ridges that did look similar to what I remember from your video.
Thanks to you I finally tried my hands on "real" crochet and made a mug cozy in Tunisian crochet (hence why I was on Pinteres trying to find some kind of decorative border but they were all too advanced for me so I just did some picos I've seen you do). It came out a bit wonky but it is fine, I did learn this phrase with another YT creator: "We don't work with perfection in this household." Because crafting is not about making something "perfect looking" is about the process, the learning, the journey, the enjoyment. I will use that in winter (I live in Brazil so we just got into Autumn) and it will make me happy to know I did it by myself, even if it is not perfect.
Thanks for everything, Corinna! 💕
Love it. He obviously wants one for his bed, so make him one girl. I can actually see this done in #10 thread too and be beautiful. Let us see his bedspread when you get thru. This will take some time...❤
What fun family time you must be having. Justin is playing & we're enjoying the project he picked. This bed cover is beautiful. Love it. 💖💐🌹🌺
Justin really did not want this to be a surprise. First the grid picture. Then the single/double specs. Then the fact that it literally says the word "bedspread." But even if all of that were blocked out, I think the 78 balls of yarn would have clued us in for a blanket.
Ewww happy dance! A new stitch! I like!
Merlin is so stinkin cute awwwww, that made my day. And your son is a big part of this channel, if he wants a blanket then you go Justin! hahah
Phildar isn't as well known. However, they did write many sweater and accessories patterns. I have a couple of pattern books.
It is well known if you are French. They used to have 2000 yarn shops in France. We had one in my village when I was younger, and it was a very little town, less than 2500 people living there.
I was watching Alexandria Ryan right before clicking this video 😂 love her!
What a beautiful blanket! love the mystery/non-mystery pattern. Im still working on that vintage sunflower blanket from forever ago. Maybe one day ill finish it. Then i wanna do the peacock one....then this one! i have quite a line up and never enough time lol also I love how accurate your tutorials are and showing where exactly to crochet next. Its easy to get lost in the yarn loops sometimes but your tutorials remove any guessing. Thank you.
I would have picked this one also! It's so pretty! I'm definitely going to make this with different colors. Thanks, Justin!❤
Phildar is a french company, shoot is a discontinued line of about 12ply, hook size 6mm ( j )
That is lovely, i imagine i will be great once all the squares are done.
Poor Merlin! I'm so sorry he got frightened by grooming. It must be so much more comfortable after a good shaving though. What a cutie pie. Since so many dogs have sensitive ears the sound of a razor is probably terrifying to them. No fault on his character for needing a little help to get through it!
Thank you for showing Merlin he such a sweet boy.
Yay I did the first thumbs up! ❤
I love the Merlin intermission.
Beautiful! Wow! Can’t wait for more videos! 😇🙏❤️
Hello Corrina, really nice popcorn ball crocheted square . Thanks for the video.
JUSTIN, great pick! Corinna, that is beautiful, worked up in that size yarn. I looked at the pattern you showed, and it looked like it said 78 balls of 50 grams.
A great yarn buster!! I totally had to get this pattern on your Etsy acct. thank you, Justin, for picking it out!! I hope your family's enjoying your time together!
So gorgeous. Justin has great taste! This is one I need to try.
Personally, I like stack, neater and looks professional. I love this blanket! May have to make this! God bless! Happy Easter 🛐✝
Ahh haa. I have just been working popcorn and as I am making my item up as I go I was wondering how to do an effectively reverse popcorn. Thanks for solving my problem ❤❤
Loved this pattern, and someday I will make it. So many projects, so little time. lol. I think I totally have ADD when it comes to handcrafts. Whether it is crochet, knitting, quilting or tatting. I even learn new crafts because it looks like my grandchildren would enjoy some of these crafts (like stamping). I so enjoy your channel. Thank you.
Very pretty design. Nice for a summer blanket for cool nights.
How beautiful. It certainly gives off that chenille vibe. Will definitely put this on my TDL. Thanks Justin 😉
Very pretty.
Omg Merlin! He's so cute!!!! Ya know, I was skeptical at the beginning when looking at the grid, but that's actually really beautiful! That's definitely the kind of blanket you wanna pass down in the family. Gorgeous!
Is it even a JVC video if there isnt a microwave cameo and Merlin gruffing? 😂♥️
love the way Justin sneaked this in! Hope you made a bed spread for him.....thank you so much and don't mind this being a true mystery. xxx
I love It, but then I love all your videos.
Phildar yarn is really soft baby yarn. 🐑
It's a lovely blanket square. Maybe to save a little on yarn, Instead of making all the squares one could do 1/2 in traditional fillet. Then alternating the squares when sewing the blanket up.
My thoughts☺️ Or you could change the borders and do half squares to go around the bedsides
@@hiwakoo love your idea too
Very beautiful! I will definitely make this blanket.
Phildar is a very famous French brand. One of the most popular here in France. I used to knit with their Shoot, nice for blankets and cardigans. It was a bulky yarn (discontinued now), made for 6 mm hooks (J) and needles.
Your doggie is beautiful
I'm on my first square and really loving it! It's not the kind of pattern you can watch tv with, but it's great watching it develop. Edit: on my 16th square now and you can watch TV once you get used to it. ❤ Edit: I'm on my final square 20th September, 5 months in! I have been in hospital and had a major family crisis during this time though. I've made a single in aran weight and it's cost a lot, 😂 I bought two balls at a time to spread the cost. Luckily my husband loves it! 😂
It's a beautiful pattern 🥰 I'm definitely making it 🥰
I'm an absolute neophyte when it comes to crocheting, but this pattern definitely looks like something I could do. It's really a gorgeous pattern, and I think it would make a great gift for my adult son.
Thanks for all your wonderful videos; you're such a great teacher, and your voice is so calming! ❤
I really like this pattern 😍 please tell Justin thanks 👍
❤so a nice pattern I will make it, this pretty blanket 😍😍thank you so much 🎉🎉
The reverse popcorn could be the reason this pattern was chosen.😊
Phildar is a French yarn manufacturer...my guess is that shoot is the name of the yarn...I am pretty sure it is discontinued, but you can still order phildar yarn online...
Oh! I kind of adore this pattern! I'm terrified of crocheting a blanket, but this may be a sign that I need to try 👀
🧡🧡🧡 great choice Justin 👏👏
I Ooohhhhed the exact same time as you did when you did the first reverse popcorn lol 😮 merlin is so cute 🫶
33 seconds lol😂. Justin is so funny!
Hi, I don't typically follow TH-camrs. But I wanted you t 3:02 o know that I LOVE LOVE LOVE your vintage videos. I've made one of the Civil War shaw, and three of the lacy drapey shaw made w. 6mm hook and fingering weight yarn!
Your Justin must have chuckled when you got to the reverse popcorn. 😅 Does he crochet and if not why not? It would be lovely if the two of you came on and did a challenge between the two of you. 🥰🥰 The filet stitch is fantastic is you want to crochet a 'picture'. I did many of these in the 80's.
I just made these squares, I love the pattern. I used bernat velvet yarn (300g) in the color mushroom and made 6 squares for a couch blanket. They work up nice and quickly, took about 3/4 of a skein to make 1 square. The square worked up to be about 9.5in x 11in.
Hi, I love this! I could totally make one of these for a sofa throw. Love the multi-color suggestion you gave! Thanks again!
I think bed spread would make a great wedding present in double or queen. Oh, now you are saying next project about weddings😂.
Beautiful blanket.
Just a beautiful pattern, and you really made the picture justice, with an excellent Job on interpretation of the old written pattern. I really love this one, I will definitely snag the pattern myself soon. Right now I’m addicted to crocheting flower bouquets 😂 .. and yes I’m still on my row 7 Peacock filet pattern, so I feel the same about leaving it untouched.
P.S Thank you Justin for sneaking this pattern, because I would have done it myself 😂
I'm enjoying watching this as I work on a cream colour popcorn row of my own current project! Love the reverse popcorns; I want to try those out!
OMG such a cute dog. We have a Chihuahua mix too
Im on row 60 of the peacock trellis.😊 I finished the headband yesterday.