This free crochet heart pattern includes three different size hearts that you will not want to stop making once you start. Use them to make bunting or a garland, add some dimension to a card, or sew as an applique on another project. These are a perfect addition to Valentine's Day decorations in a classroom or at home. Or you could make them in a rainbow of colors and decorate a bedroom or playroom with them.
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Winter In Bloom Bunting Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by Therese Eghult
Christmas time has almost began, so now is the best moment to start making some amazing decorations. For instance, you can make some bloom bunting, like this one by Therese Eghult on the photos below. These cute little flowers and snowflakes will make a splendid garland, that's ready for Christmas time.
Polar Bear Gift Card Holder Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by Sheila Houle
This adorable little bear by Sheila Houle could be both an applique, as well as a card holder. You can hide your Christmas card gifts in it and it could be used endless times, so it's eco friendly. Go for your favorite yarn and colors. As you can see on the pictures below, you can choose from two versions of hats for this cutie.
Vintage Crochet Hearts
Make some sweet crochet hearts to give to someone special. You could make a crochet heart garland to hang on your mantle. They would also be perfect to embellish a baby blanket, or crochet some hearts in Rainbow shades, to make a garland for a new baby. I love to use a neutral shade like cream for the edging, and they always remind me of faded crochet doilies. But I couldn't resist making a selection in retro bright shades as well. You will need some scraps of cotton yarn and a matching hook
Lily's Floral Gift Card Holder
"This is a quick and easy floral gift card holder that also works great as a tea bag pocket. It's worked in a small amount of yarn making it perfect for those scraps in your stash! You can also use it to gift many things like a couple Ghirardelli chocolate squares, a stick or two of biscotti, or even non-foodie gifts like a pair of earrings on a card or small floral picks. To make your own, you'll need 30 yards of worsted weight yarn - I used Knit Picks Dishie, but any worsted weight yarn will work (though acrylic may produce a slightly larger flower). For reference, this one took me just over 45 minutes to complete. It's worked in simple single crochets and double crochets so a great project for a confident beginner."
Rainbow Applique Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by Cecilia Fameli
What is there at the end of the rainbow? Who knows that? Well, now we all now it's a cloud! This sweet project is incredibly cute, and above all it's so easy to crochet! In other words, let's grab some leftover yarn and let's start!
The full article about the free pattern and the photos are here. More info on raverly is here.
PHOTOS by Cecilia Fameli /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on ohlalana.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.