Classic Elegance: 1899 Crochet End For a Table Runner

Classic Elegance: 1899 Crochet End For a Table Runner | Vintage Crochet Tutorial

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In this enchanting tutorial, step back in time and embrace the timeless charm of this crochet craftsmanship as I guide you through creating a breathtaking 1899 crochet end for a table runner. This vintage design showcases intricate and delicate stitches that have stood the test of time.
Whether you're looking to enhance your crochet skills or simply crave the beauty of a bygone era, this tutorial provides a delightful and educational experience. Unleash your creativity and transform your table runner into a masterpiece with the 1899 crochet end pattern. Embark on this journey into the past, and let your hands weave the threads of history.
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@justvintagecrochet Жыл бұрын

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@destalou332 Жыл бұрын

Wow! I have a huge round table topper made by a great aunt that has those woven straps all around the circumference. Every time I get it out to use it, I admire the criss-crosses and try to figure out how they were done. Now I have an idea. I figure it was probably made about the same time-frame, possibly a few years later. It’s a treasured possession, even though I never knew this great aunt, simply because I know the work that went into it. Thanks for this video!

@devils.advocate2354 Жыл бұрын

Oh Corinna… this is beautiful. With a little color planning I see an owl that could end a fall table runner! This one got my creative wheel turning! Thank you ma’am. Such lovely work as always 😊

@mariawhite7337 Жыл бұрын

I think someone had a vendetta against weaving in ends on this project. It just seems like it was made on the purpose of 'NEVER weave in more then two ends'

@deboraharmstrong3002 Жыл бұрын

You know ... This would make a SPECTACULAR edge trim for an historical costume...an overlay on a hoop skirt, or a lead-the-eye around a bustled gown.

@livelife0000086

Isn’t it crazy to think about the person that made this pattern in the first place back in the 1800’s … it’s beautiful and I’ve made some of the others that you have posted . I may give this a try but it’s mind blowing !!

@74Spirit1 Жыл бұрын

I can see this being something that my grandmother would have made.

@chefdingo Жыл бұрын

I have an antique table runner hanging in my dining room with this exact same pattern on both ends. It has always been in the family and was assumed that my great grandmother made it, being an 1899 pattern it could have easily been my great great grandmother that made it! My mind has seriously been blown. It's so intricate that I always assumed it was somehow factory made.

@radieschen1965

Hurray,i just finished it!With poor english knowledge and watching the great video several times...I worked with yarn size 10 and needlesize 1 mm and blocked it after work and now it will decorate a great velvet cushion.Thank you sooo much and Merry Christmas,Tina from Germany

@user-bu5vv8xg1r

I see it too, the owl is looking at all the legs beneath the table with his big eyes 😅 i love it ❤

@mariaminoli9803

So beautiful. But you cant use it when you have little kids or cats😅

@margaretasaarenpaa4239 Жыл бұрын

I will start mine today. 😊 Alot of the old patterns I remember my grandmother had. My late mother was born 1914. She was 50 yrs when she got me. 😊

@beckybramlett3515 Жыл бұрын

This is a wonderful project. With myself being left handed, it really helps for me to have a picture of the finished piece ( I’m less likely to mess up😏😏😂) ! Plus I have been known to count stitches using a magnifying glass and trying not to blink till I get the count done .

@999Giustina Жыл бұрын

Thanks for showing us the pattern! Although my Aunt and older relatives did this type of work, I was too young to see it. These patterns are not so complex, but without ever seeing someone make this style, these projects were just too mysterious. Great video!

@nancyharris4703 Жыл бұрын

How beautiful! I can only imagine how living in the Victorian era would have been ❤️

@lindacook905

You have 2 beautiful ends, now you need some beautiful fabric to put them to use.

@remedy9648 Жыл бұрын

This is absolutely breathtaking! Thank you so much for sharing these incredible patterns, I still can’t read a pattern, I work from videos so I have a tremendous amount of gratitude for your work and for keeping vintage crochet alive and well! God bless💜🙏🧶💜

@paulathompson1173 Жыл бұрын

Oh my , when I seen this I couldn't believe I would ever see a pattern for it. I'm 73 now but I've been croching since The age of 20. I have been doing repair jobs on old vintage pieces in the past and this is the exact runner I repared for a lady about 20 some years ago. Mice had chewed on it in storage ,it was an arloom piece the the young

@kitty-ms9jq 14 күн бұрын

It's very classy, I would really would love to make it for me and for my friend too. This is what my mum use to make these type things and I was so fascinated by it and how pretty they were. I love table runners and this one beats all other table runners I've ever seen and want to make thank you Cornnia ❤