I absolutely love this pattern, it's just adorable and above all, you can make plenty different project from it. For instance, you can make a pillow case, blankie, potholder, wrap, table runner - it's totally up to you!
The fullarticle and the free pattern can be found on raverly here.
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
Pig Potholder Free Crochet Pattern
Making a new potholder is always a great idea,, because they are very practical and handy, no matter if your cooking, or baking. A cute design is an essential part of a potholder, this cute piggy holder will look adorable in your kitchen!
Quick Crochet Hearts
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.
Crochet Hearts Applique Pattern
These crochet hearts appliqués is a quick and easy embellishment that you can crochet in just a couple of minutes and with some scrap yarn. These crochet hearts are perfect to make Valentine’s Day cards, gift tags, or to add a cute finishing touch to your baby items, accessories, blankets, or really, any project!
Love Hearts
Of course, a heart for heart’s sake is also wonderful. So, this Mother’s Day heart is not anything in particular, other than just that, a heart with a wonderful, textured hem.
