Crochet Heart Pattern

Cute Crochet Heart Pattern

Picture of crocheted hearts

There are lots of different  patterns available for crochet hearts so here is one more to add to the mix 🥰. This is my pattern I used to make my Valentine's Day garland. I have also used the hearts in the past to make little cards by sticking the heart onto some coloured card, and also used them as little gift tags by threading a little bit of string through the top of the heart and attaching them to presents or gift bags.  What would you use your crocheted hearts for?

What you'll need:

Yarn: I have used James C Brett Party Time for my garland but you can use any yarn you like. Don't forget the weight of your yarn will affect the size of your heart. 

Size: The chunky yarn I have used makes a heart that is approx 6.5cm wide and 6cm in height.

Hook: I used 6mm (US = J -10). If you are using a different yarn to me use the hook it recommends for that yarn on the label.

Other craft tools: craft scissors and darning needle

Note: Pattern written in UK terms.

Abbreviations: UK terms
ch = chain
st = stitch
sl st = slip stitch
rnd = round
dc = double crochet (US equivalent = single crochet) 
htr = half treble crochet (US equivalent = half double crochet)
tr = treble crochet (US equivalent = double crochet)

Crochet Heart Pattern:

Rnd 1: Start with a magic circle, ch2 (counts as 1st htr), 11 htr into circle, sl st into top of ch2 to join. (12 sts)

Rnd 2: continuing to work in the round, skip next 2 sts, 7 tr in next st, sl st in next st, skip next 2 sts, 7 tr in next st, 1 dc in next 3 sts, (1 htr, 1 tr, 1 htr) in next st, 1 dc in next 2 sts.
 
Picture showing round 2 completed


(Tip: sometimes your next stitch after the 7 trebles might get hidden because you have all 7 squeezed in one stitch so they push over the next stitch, make sure to push them out the way to find the next stitch you need to work into)

Rnd 3: sl st into next 7 sts, sl st into stitch from rnd 1 that lies directly below the next st,

Rnd 3 continued: now working back into remaining stitches from rnd 2, sl st into the next 12 sts, then ch 1, 

sl st into last 2 sts, fasten off yarn and sew in ends.

You should now have a completed heart. For my Valentine's Day garland I made 14 hearts and then chained then together using some DK sparkly white yarn and joined the hearts in-between chains with a double crochet into the top of each heart hump.  I hope you enjoy this pattern, please do check out my Facebook page and Etsy store for other patterns and latest news.  You can also find me on Instagram @melly.elly.crochet

Happy making,

Lucy x









Location: England, UK

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