I'm glad you asked the question. Looks like people are interested. 😊

I think that would be a good idea

Yes!!! This would be great!!!!

Yes please

Would like to see that, too. This is a very pattern.

Thank you , I feel just as excited making them , every row is a page turner :)

Thank you so much! :)

omg, how fun!! :)

Omg how terrifying 😂😂😂

I agree :) and thank you so much

oh my gosh!!

The finest thread for crochet is certainly finer than many of the sewing threads. I know a lot of old patterns were worked with an 80 thread, which IS very fine. I regularly work with 30 and 50 thread and a 0.6mm steel hook.

You are amazing! 😅. I agree it is so pretty.

Are 60 and 80 currently available?

@@ReallyJillRogoff yes 👍

thank you so much! .... wow! sewing thread! whew

At lot of ladies used desk magnifying glasses. Look up "Antique desk magnifying glass"

Oh so pretty!!

thank you! :)

I actually think it is eu- trus- kin

I think they did too :)

lol

Don't tell her I told you this buuuuut..... shhhh - you can do it yourself... just get someone to omit titles and pics for you, then you are good to go. Why wait for someone else to solve it for you? You can do it! ❤

Thank you so much , I do have an 1864 shawl pattern on here , it uses a single crochet stitch :) , if you are ever interested

Thank you so much! :)

Thank you so much Rosemary :) Yes, I was sold on it being a collar too! LOL Plenty more of these mysteries to come :)

She is the "Sherlock Holmes" of Crochet..the crochet detective!!!

thank you so much! and yes, God Bless them all :)

Awww, wow, thank you so much for ... all of that! :) ( I'm genuinely blushing and smiling )

thank you so much :)

I love when you said the "instructions" were just "suggestions." I applaud you sticking with it!!!

Thank you so much! :)

indeed LOL

Oh indeed , and thank you :)

Thank you so much! .. Ohh I like that! :)

thank you! :)

Oh, what wonderful memories!! :), thank you for sharing with me :)

thank you :)

oh indeed , and thank you :)

Well said!! My oldest son is the same, afraid to mess up

I'm not afraid of making mistakes, I do that every day. I'm afraid of hurting my brain though, I think they call it "being lazy" 😂❤

But MISTAKES will make you perfect and give you new idea also.

thank you so much! :)

Thank you so much! and you as well :)

@@justvintagecrochet 😉

Oh. indeed! God Bless

Thank you! :)

I am on the hunt for just those kind of buttons , will post a pic int the community posts when I do :)

Thank you 😊

yay! thank you so much :)

thanks!! :)

thanks for the feedback on that! :)

thank you so much! :)

thank you :)

thank you :)

thank you so much! :)

thank you! :)

thank you so much :)

thanks for the tip!! :)

@@justvintagecrochet You're very welcome! 👍

Thank you so much 🤗

thank you :)

Thank you so much for that :)

thank you :)

Ohh! That sounds stunning and so feminine ❤️ And thank you 🤗

@@justvintagecrochet My husband and I used to play music at an old west show and chuckwagon supper south of Amarillo, TX. I wore several outfits down there. In the end, down there, I played a working girl who "gave up cowboys for cattle". When we played private parties and different shows that were indoors I had a few dressy 1880s styled outfits. It was soooo much fun to not only play the music of that era but also to dress in those clothes! ❤️ Silly me. I knew how to crochet back then (1990s) but didn't even think about crocheting accessories or anything! My fingers were too busy learning new old songs on my guitar and mandolin and singing and yodeling!

@@mariankay6482 that sounds like so much fun!!

Oh indeed, perhaps a girl who can't afford the latest Paris fashions , or for her daughter even :)

thank you :)

awesome! and thank you :)

Oh, thank you so much for that , and I can relate!

thank you so much! :)

Well said! and thank you :)

Thank you so much! 🤗

thank you, this pattern will make a great cuff and collar set! :)