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Valentine’s Day Crochet Heart

I’m a busy bee trying to get some items ready for my Etsy shop in time for Valentine’s Day. One of my newest items is a cute crochet heart clip. Here’s the pattern for the heart that I am using for my clips. You can make this in any size and use it for clips, headbands, or any other Valentine-themed craft.

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Valentine’s Day Crochet Hearts

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Skill Level:
Beginner
beginner

 

Materials:

  • Small amount of worsted weight yarn
  • Size H Crochet hook
  • Tapestry Needle to weave ends

Abbreviations:

MC – Magic Circle
ch – chain
dc – double crochet
tc – treble crochet
sl st – slip stitch

Instructions:

  • Magic Circle
  • Ch 3
  • 3tc in circle
  • 2 dc in circle
  • ch 1, 3tc, ch1
  • 2 dc
  • 3 tc
  • ch 3
  • sl st in circle

If you want to add the edging like in the picture above, here’s how:

With a lightweight or lace weight yarn, sl st into one of the sts. 3 hdc in each st around. Join in the beginning st.

I hot glued mine to lined alligator clips but these would be cute sewed onto headbands too.

These clips are now for sale in my shop so please stop by and check them out.

I do provide permission to sell items made from this pattern. However, please use your own photos. The photos shown here are for my personal use only. Also, please include this text in your listing:
Pattern by: The Stitchin’ Mommy
www.thestitchinmommy.com

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  2. THANK YOU for the heart pattern! I had another pattern that just wasn't turning out correctly. Found yours and wahla! Perfect heart and so easy. I love your flower alligator clips too. Do you have a pattern for them?
    Linda

    Reply

    • Thanks Sarah! I personally thought that learning to knit was harder than learning to crochet. I've been crocheting a lot longer than I've been knitting. It took me a while to get the hang of knitting. I was a bit intimidating but I think that we always consider whatever we learn first to be easier =) Thank you for stopping by! By the way I'm having a giveaway if you are interested in

      Reply

    • Thank you! A magic circle or magic loop is an adjustable ring that is great for when you are starting a crochet round. Instead of chaining, you can use a magic circle. Here is a link to a great tutorial on youtube:

      Hope that answers your question! =)

      Reply

  21. I just am learning to knit. Next I want to learn how to crochet. These are so cute! Found you via mamabzz linkup I am @ DearCreatives.com if you'd like to drop by sometime.

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    • Thanks Theresa! I learned to crochet first and then learned how to knit. Not sure yet which is easier. There's still more for me to learn about knitting but I'm sticking to it. Good luck! By the way I love your blog!

      -Amy

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