Wonky Heart Beanie
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"If you're looking for the perfect beanie for Valentine's Day then you'll love the Pebbled Heart Beanie. This crochet hat pattern features a little heart design front and center. Show your love by crocheting a heart hat for your friends, family and neighbors. The texture of this stitch really creates a pebble like surface. Since I chose grey, the color also resembles pebbles. But you can choose any colors you prefer. The hat sizes start at 0-3mos and go through med/large adult size. Be sure to check gauge for you best fit."
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