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I love the books and cheerful drawings from the 1940s. It was a tumultuous time with the war going on, and rations, but the women found a little peace of mind keeping their hands busy and making their homes prettier.

You have no idea how excited I am to see the lace you're making! My Mamaw, who taught me how to crochet when I was 10 yrs old, used to make this same lace! I never saw her look at a pattern, but could spit this lace out so fast! She stitched it to pillowcases for trim for wedding gifts and such. She didn't get around to showing me how to make it and we never saw any patterns of hers. I do have a sample of the three crochet lace patterns she made. Those samples are very special to me. I've looked for vintage patterns for them for all my adult life; I'm nearly 65, and never found them. Thank you for showing this! You have a new subscriber here!

I absolutely love making edging. I quite often make them and make long pieces so that I can put them on the bottoms of cotton Victorian slips or I’ll make edging for white Muslin nightgowns. Thank you so much for doing the edgings and thank you to sweet Julie for donating the pattern books. What a wonderful gift. It helps watching you and being able to work right along with you. My next project is a lace trimmed corset and Victorian underpinnings. Thank you!!!😊❤

Each edging you taught here is beautiful. Took me back to my childhood - Mama put edgings on everything! I would love to browse through the wonderful books Julie generously gifted to you (us!). What treasures! I look forward to watching you make lots of these edgings! Thank you both!

If you have time it would be really interesting to see the book articles and ads - it’s always interesting to look through old books, magazines and newspapers. Thank you for sharing this and thanks to whomever sent it to you - great find! ❤️

That was generous of Julie! Some very pretty edgings in those books

Oh, oh, oh, oh! My eyes almost popped out of my head in shock. I inherited that book! My mother collected 10cent books when she was in high school, and after she graduated in 1947. She and one of her coworkers had a friendly competition to see who would be the first to buy the newest 10cent book. “100 Edgings” is part of her collection.

I don't think you realise how much I wish you knitted too 😢 obsessed with the content but I'm a knitter 😂

Thanks you, Julie!!! Thank you, Corinna, too! These are fun!!!

Wow, those came out beautiful! You are more than welcome. I was worried you wouldn't like them because they were mostly edgings, I'm glad I was wrong and you do like them. The book with the little girl on it has a very lacey dress for a little girl in it and I'm telling you, I shook that book so many times trying to make it!!! I never did get it made. Ha ha ha oh well maybe one day you will make that and I will finally get to make it and figure out what on earth I was doing wrong! Whenever I see you shake a book it reminds me of that darn dress and I have to laugh because I know exactly how you feel. I'm looking forward to making some of these edgings for chockers for my daughter. I never even thought about using them for that. Blessings to you and your family

I thinking about how beautiful a curtain would be thank you for your channel.

Julie, thank you so much for sending these to be beautifully worked by such a fantastic craftsperson for us . Thank you to both of you for the inspiration. I'm so addicted to watching! 🩷🩷

Love the book and love this series. My grandmother on my father's side made pillowcases edgings and my top sheet for my bed when I was little.

Thank you Julie ❤

I used the third edging pattern you did for a garland for my Christmas tree. It was easy to make it long enough to go around the tree once. I used a couple other patterns for other garlands, and will be making more for this coming holiday. I used my grandmother's #10 steel crochet hook and size 20 thread. Very happy with the results.

Nice magazine and nice disin I love it

Love these edging pattens cant wait for more.❤

My mom put beautiful crocheted edgings on handkerchiefs in the 1940s. This makes me want to find and display them.

Fabulous as always!!💜🙏🧶

Impressive! Still have a couple pair of pillowcases my aunt's gave me for shower. (54 yrs) one pair wore out but cut the lace off and kept it for another set. Beautiful!

❤Thank you Corinna for your video ....I so look forward to seeing what you make. ❤Thank you Julie for sending the wonderful books. I am so looking forward to the next treat. Greetings from Finland!

I love the repeated rose patterns, and they would all make absolutey beautiful choker necklaces! Hearts to Julie!!! Thank you, Corinna, for your excellent tutorials. Love and hugs!

Oh desperately want that booklet. Every edging is gorgeous. I made your cloche and it has become my favorite hat.

I am so happy to have found your channel! I think what I'll be doing is make a sample of each of these edgings as we go along, and pur them in a frame on display... That would be perfect for my home, and for my sister as a gift as well! Thank you, thank you, thank you! ❤️ 🤗

What beautiful trims well explained ❤😊

Oh… exciting… more goodies to create together. Thank you Julie and as always thank you C. 🧡

So excited to see these as I'm working on edging right now. Thank you, your content is always wonderful.

Oh I LOVE edging patterns!!!!! You are the best!

Those r cool b nice on a top or even a bag

That flower edging on the cover of the third book has me hooked @.@ Thanks for showing us these! I really love the third one, it's a bit time consuming but honestly pretty simple, as you said.

They're super pretty ❤❤❤

These would make a great edging around a neck of a shirt, even a plain t shirt neck and sleeves.

Wow!!!! ❤❤❤❤THANK YOU JULIE ❤❤❤❤❤. I cannot wait. I'm going to use all of these, on something.

I want to try those as well. Lovely, also for some special days as a wedding.

Hmmm.... why just wish this was fashionable? Let's MAKE it fashionable! I bet if all of us started edging our garments it'll get noticed. Since it's summer - i say we start edging the cuffs of shorts and capris, tank top shoulders, t-shirt sleeves and waists, jeans pockets.... so many unadorned thing to make lacy, colorful, and/or sparkly! We'll look back years from now to 2023 and say "yup, that was us that started that!" 😊

you just uploaded this as i was deciding how to edge a dress !!! so excited !

I love these! Can you imagine using some of these edgings on little baby dresses and such? And come to think about it, I have my mother-in-law's tatting tool that she used to use. I need to locate it, but I think it would be something fun to learn. Thanks to Julie for sharing these with Corrine to share and teach with us!!

Making the second one to edge the bra I made. I am weaving the ribbons for the straps with my homespun. The lace is BEAUTIFUL!

Nice my daughter purchased a home and the curtains were made by the prior owner and has this type of edging

Corinna I love the edging! I have a book of edging that intimidates me! Could you do a toot about attaching edging? My grandmother used to put edging on towel, hankies, slips, sleeves collars and even sheets! She taught me to crochet but she passed away….this video reminded me so much of her….she was absolutely….she crocheted, knitted, quilted, tatting, needle point everything….I miss her so very much. Thank you for sharing these! I really love all your work…..

Excellent video as always! You are such a great instructor and your humor is the best. I wove a scarf on my loom, about 75 inches long and thought it would look nice with a crocheted edge. About 4 hours in, I realized the pattern I picked had 11 rows ( i was on row 5) , I was only half done and I still had the other side to do. It now lives in a little pile under my loom awaiting winter. It looks nice, so far, but it may just get ripped out and maybe just do the short ends. No harm done, and no one will ever know. That said, I do think a crocheted edge adds a nice touch to most textiles. Cheers from Minnesota, where winters are long.

Love the vintage edging that you have on your channel . I have three magazines and one is from 1941 another is from 1943 the one did not show the due to condition it was in but the patterns were there in good shape the pictures were beautiful.

SO excited for these! I'm thinking about some pretty lacy headbands. 😊

I love edgings...they give such a romantic flair to things. All of these are beautiful!! I've never made any before but I'm going to give them a try🤗😍

Thankyou for this treasure trove of edges. Julie is so generous to share this with everyone.

All 3 edgings are beautiful but my favourite is no.2 it’s elegant but easy❤

This is great. I will find some projects to use this great looking edges! Thank you Corrina. 💜🌹🏵🌸 Thank you Julie! Looking forward to the next ones, and the next and than the next...

The edgings are beautiful ❤️. Thank you for sharing

Oh my goodness, they're gorgeous! ❤😮

Lovely I love edge crochet. I make a lot of civil war dresses and undergarments .

❤ For JULIE. Such beautiful edgings. Thank you, Corinna.

I have that same pamphlet/book that my mom used years ago! I’ve searched and searched but can’t find it!! I’ll keep looking though! Thanks for reminding me of these patterns!!! So pretty!!

Im very keen to see you crochet as many of these edgings possible,there is a feast to be had,big thanks to julie,they sre all lovely books

A special thank you to Julie! Thanks again for sharing, Corinna. I'm getting some towels and pillowcases ready for edgings. I've also got an old straw garden hat I have been thinking of making into a crocheted lace "sampler" hat by adding row after row of lace to it, until it begins to look like a ball gown. Just for funsies, since the chickens and the garden plants don't care what I wear.

These edgings are nice. I have a skirt I want to upcycle and am thinking of using one of these edgings.

Yes! More edging please! 😊

I have a couple of booklets like this that belonged to my grandmother. She used to crochet the most beautiful things in size 30 thread and smaller. I've crocheted for decades, as well as knit and embroider and quilt, but I don't usually use thread smaller than size 10. I am very happy to see that younger people not only appreciates crochet, but also is learning. We may not decorate every surface with doilies but we can find new ways to display our work.

these are lovely...it's a pity we can't share photos of what we've made from your patterns in the comments here...I used your pattern of the cloche hat to make hats to sell, later this month, at a beanie festival being held in the Red center of Australia, Alice Springs..I'd found you just before you aired that project and the timing was perfect for getting items made and mailed in a month ahead of the festival..I made 9 hats in 6 days.. I look forward to seeing more of these being made so we can follow..I don't know if books like these are even available here in Australia, so it looks like I'll have to save/follow your tutorials.. and to Julie, thanks..♥♥♥

❤ to Julie. Happy happy,! I love putting edgings where ever I can.

These are so pretty. Thank-you, Corinna and Julie.

These could make beautiful edging around the bottom of a top or sleeves too😊

I've always wanted to make Eddings other than the usual ruffle on baby blankets or afghans. I grabbed some yarns, some hooks, and tried all three. First, my eyes aren't sharp, lol. Second, the smallest hook I have is 1.65 so I need to get more. Third, how on earth are you so FAST? 1:59 ! Lol. Keep it coming, I love it!

Life was so less complicated and it was okay for women to make beautiful things for her home. I’m not saying it’s not okay now! Beautiful work Corinna. Thank you again and for your viewer for sharing!

My grandma used crochet edgings to "fancy up" pillowcases that she embroidered.

Oh I just love all of these. I did not realise I needed edging in my life but now I realise that I do! 🤣 Thank you Julie for sharing and thank you for a fabulous video again. ❤

What fabulous books thank you to Julie for sharing them. Wow! These are going to be great 😀

These are awesome, my 8 yr granddaughter is really into the Chockers. They are just perfect patterns for this!

Thanks for sharing, such beautiful crochet and some great ideas to look forward to. Best Wishes x

I just bought a couple books on lace. These are so pretty.

So nyc pattern 👌👌& easy also. Pretty design ❤

I would love to see some of these in the etsy store, they are all beautiful

What a wonderful gift! I have that edging book too. I've always crocheted lace directly onto my hand-embroidered pillowcases or doilies. I've never seen anyone crochet a pattern like Pattern 3 that you later attach to an article. You make it look so easy! Now I want to try that method on my next project!

Yes! Yes! Thank you Julie! I think we are all quite excited to see/work these up!

Beautifully done. Can't wait to see the others.

Oh Wow! You explain this so well. I found your channel through Corrine at To Be Loved Treasures. My Nanna used to crochet like this and sadly all I learned to do was the basics but now I am going to definitely try this. New subscriber too. Thank you 🌷

hiya! not only are they edgings but, i see headbands, gift ties and love letter ties. a project on the back burner is to crochet or knit kitchen, bathroom and guest room curtians - and now they will have edgings! xoxo

Thank you for showing some of these edgings!!! So pretty!

What a treasure ❤ Enjoyed every bit of the video. Thank you very much Corinna.🙏

Thank you so much Julie!! I love edgings and never thought about turning them in to chokers

Thank you for the demonstration of these very pretty edgings!

Just saw this, OMG Julie! Thank you so much for sharing this treasure with us! Can’t wait to get started…🙂

Thank you so very much Julie. I remember looking through my Grandma’s pattern books. I remember she had the one with the color flowers. I am so excited to see some of the other patterns.

I love love love when I get a notification that you’ve uploaded another video. You are so talented and your cheerful attitude is so wonderful. You’re as beautiful outside as you are inside. Keep up the vintage patterns, because you are awesome. I love your channel

Thanks Julie for your contributions to lace!❤ 😮Wow I must admit I'm taken back on how beautiful lace can be. Haven't seen it in years. Can't wait to learn more about this art forum. Got my hooks at the ready 😊.

I love how excited you get about these patterns and potential projects! I've been inspired to get back to crochet ❤

Julie, you are the MVC (most valuable crocheter).

Hello Corinna, This is absolutely wonderful, I enjoy adding pretty edging to my skirts and blouses that need, as you would say.. ' A bit of lipstick & lashes 😉☺. I like edging #2 and edging #3, very pretty. That is a wonderful book 🤍, Thank you Julie ❣for sending these books to Corinna. I look forward to more videos 💓 and thank you for the video, have a fabulous day 🤍🌻

Thank you so much for sharing.

You literally read my mind! I was looking to finish a top off thank you!

ISo cool!

The book is in such great condition for such an old publication, it’s amazing

I love the third one you demonstrated in the video. Are there directions for attaching it to something like a handkerchief? My grandmother had some handkerchiefs that had crochet edgings, and I'd like to make some for myself.

Being the fiber arts geek that I am, I just tried making the third edging with worsted weight and a 4 mm hook. I can so see this being used as a cuff on a sweater if you join up with a ch 3 and sl st to the middle of the first shell. Also as an edging for a shawl or afghan. Or even as a narrow lacy scarf in a beautiful soft yarn!

14:47 just leaving myself a timestamp for that third pattern !! cant wait to tackle it later today :)

Hi Corrina, love your channel! Can you do a video on how to line the Irish granny square purse you made? I want to make one for a friend 😊

So happy to have found you. These are absolutely beautiful. And you make it so easy to follow. Have you ever made "edging" for shelves? Saw the trailer for the movie "Dancing at Lughnasa" with Meryl Streep, set in the 1930's. There is beautiful crocheted "edging" on the shelf of the cottage.

I have been wanting to do Gothic chokers at an intermediate level but haven't found good patterns and I haven't been clear on what thread and hooks to buy. These are just what I was looking for to start out. I love to explore the vintage and historical stuff through hands on experience in any types of art and cooking but I hadn't thought of historical patterns being available. Where do you get these books? Have you ever seen any for the loom/weaving? I've been using a ridgid heddle loom but I was just given an upgrade to a 4 shaft loom and patterns haven't been as easy to find. Also do you have a recommendation on brands for lace crochet hooks? I've heard that some are not labeled as the correct size. I'll be subscribing to see more of this historical crochet.

The three edges you demonstrated are so beautiful. Question: I’m assuming that I would so them onto a towel, etc? I be never done anything like this.

These edgings are beautiful! But… how does it get attached to the item - sew it, crochet it? I’m wanting to apply it the a pillowcase.