Crochet Heart Patterns

Crochet Heart Patterns

I first started designing crochet projects for publication in 2012 – I can’t believe that was 10 years ago!

I have really enjoyed the creative outlet it provides. Some of my most favorite designs have been crochet heart patterns.

Over the 10 years of designing I have made several of these heart-themed projects and I thought it would be fun to share a list with you since Valentine’s Day is about 2 weeks away.

I’ve organized them into 4 categories:

Small and Quick

Home Décor

Jewelry and Other Accessories

Cute Animals

Just click on the photo or name of the project  to be taken to the pattern – ALL are available on-line either as a FREE blog post or an instant digital download so you can get started on making one today!

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Small and Quick

Photo courtesy of Annie’s

Love to Read Bookmark

This lacy heart works up quickly with Size 10 cotton crochet thread.  It is actually 2 heart motifs joined together to create a little pocket that slips over the corner of a book – perfect gift for anyone you know who loves to read!

Celtic Knot Heart

With basic stitches and a small amount of Size 3 yarn you can create this unique heart – This is a FREE pattern and includes a video tutorial showing you how to weave the Celtic Knot using the included diagram.

Easy Heart Flower

This is one of my newest designs here on the blog even though I first put it together years ago!  In just 4 rounds you can complete this project and it’s made even easier by watching the video tutorial that comes with it.

Photo courtesy of Interweave

Cake Toppers and Guest Lapel Hearts

These projects were created for a special wedding pattern bundle but can be used for a variety of occasions and gifts. The hearts are made with lacy stitches and Size 3 cotton crochet thread.  When you purchase the pattern, you’ll get a bunch of flower patterns with it.

Home Décor

Celtic Heart Wall Art

I have a couple of these heart projects hanging up in my house all year round.  I love how the knot looks more complicated than it really is.  But if you do get confused, no need to worry because I include 2 step-by-step video tutorials that are only available for those who purchase the pattern.

Celtic Heart Garland

Don’t you just love red and white together?

This project is created from 2 FREE patterns you can find on this blog with some beads thrown in! You can see 2 versions of this garland and a list of all the supplies you need on this page here.

Woven Heart Basket

Baskets full of treats and goodies are always fun to receive (and give) on holidays. Now you can use this pattern to create a unique container for your gift for that special someone.  Good news – the entire project uses the same stitch and the weaving is much easier than it looks.

Photo courtesy of I Like Crochet

Heart Warming Blanket

This blanket is a clever version of the traditional granny square.  By using color changes in certain areas you can create the heart shape inside a square.

Jewelry and Other Accessories

Celtic Heart Wristlet

This cute wristlet is crocheted with Size 3 cotton crochet thread and simple stitches.  This Celtic Knot is easy to weave especially with the diagram that’s included. It’s the perfect little bag for all your essentials.

Celtic Motherhood Necklace

This necklace features a decorative knot of 2 intertwining hearts symbolizing the special connection a mother has with her child.  This project is crocheted with embroidery thread and basic stitches – easy but so elegant and eye-catching!

Easy Heart Necklace

Have you ever crocheted jewelry before? If not, then this necklace is the perfect first project for you! It uses all beginner stitches and comes with a step-by-step knot weaving video tutorial.

Celtic Heart Bun Cover

The Celtic Knot Heart is transformed into a lacy bun cover and would make a good gift for a little girl who loves ballet.

Cute Animals

Photo courtesy of I Like Crochet

The Beary Cute Cord Buddy and Mr. Hedgehug

Each of these little stuffies is holding a heart that adds to their cuteness! The bear is a fun companion that helps you keep your cord organized and Mr. Hedgehug is so soft you’ll want to give him a hug.

All use simple stitches and basic amigurimi techniques.

Love You Teddy and Lady Lovebug

Who doesn’t love teddy bears? This teddy wears his heart on his chest and will be an irresistable gift for a child. The heart is crocheted in a granny square style. The Love You Teddy pattern is found inside the Feb. 2016 issue of Crochet World which you can purchase as an instant digital download here.

The Lady Lovebug has a lot of personality and her dots are all mini-hearts! She can sit up on a desk or lay on her belly on your pillow. This pattern is found inside the Oct. 2013 issue of Crochet World which you can purchase as an instant digital download here.

17 Patterns Total!

So, there you have 17 heart patterns! I hope you enjoyed looking over this list and found at least one project you would like to make. (Don’t forget to add the image below to your Pinterest boards so you remember where you found this round-up)

Remember you can find all of my FREE patterns on this page here and all of my Celtic Knot patterns on this page here.

Thank you for stopping by – Happy crocheting!

Jennifer

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74 thoughts on “Crochet Heart Patterns

  1. I would love to make the ‘Love to Read’ Bookmark. This is my favorite, I would love to make one for myself and my 2 daughters. Thank you for the giveaway, I’d love to win.

    1. Hello! Thank you for stopping by and commenting. Unfortunately, the giveaway has ended but there will be another one like it later this month on Friday Feb. 25th 🙂 If you subscribe to our newsletter, you will receive a reminder about the next Live event and giveaway.

  2. The Love to Read Bookmark is my favorite, but both of the heart necklaces come in at close seconds. Such pretty work!

  3. So thankful my mom taught me how to crochet. Now every time I pick up my needle I feel a part of her with me! Thank u for sharing ur passion!

  4. AAAWWW, I love the cute little Mr. Hedgehog. I love them all. Your designs are so beautiful. I want to make the heart bookmark.

  5. The book mark is my favorite, but I will have to try the necklace you wore in the tutorial too!

    Good luck in the storm. Here in central Maine we are expecting 12”-18” of snow. Stay warm!

    1. Glad to hear you like the bookmark and the necklace. The necklace is very simple. The storm was okay by us – we didn’t get as much as they predicted. Hope you did okay in the storm. 🙂

  6. It’s so hard to choose just one project as a favorite! They’re all so beautiful! I would have to say the Celtic Heart Wall Decor is wonderful to the eyes and it draws you in.

  7. All are such beautiful projects! I absolutely love the Celtic Heart Wall Art! How pretty it would look on a door to welcome people during the month of February! Thank you for sharing your talents with us!

  8. I love your beautiful work. Hearts are my favorite and I adore the Love to Read Bookmark! I’d love to win the pattern so I can make lots to share with my friends and loved ones. Thank you.

  9. I love the hearts beautiful.. I did 100 Snowflakes for Christmas last year for the elderly people, put them in Christmas cards saying Snowflakes from Heaven.. I try to do something every year for Evergreen knoll, to cheer the people up, and brighten up their season… I am always looking for free patterns to help keep my cost down so I may continue to give them gifts…

    1. That’s wonderful! So glad you gift your crochet projects and use them to brighten other peoples’ days. Happy crocheting and giving! 🙂

  10. I can’t choose between the Celtic Heart ‘wall art or the Easy Heart Necklace. Of course the Motherhood necklace would make great Mother’s Day gifts/

  11. I went back and looked in my copies of Crochet World for this pattern. Now I can’t wait to start one. I am going to make for my grandkids . I know they will love them.

  12. Oh my goodness!! I need to make the Love to Read Bookmark for my mom and daughter. We are all avid readers and this will be a great Valentine’s gift, The Love You Teddy is adorable too.

  13. I love the heart with the celtic knot inside. But I am very excited to try making the heart bookmark (watching your FB video now)

  14. Thank you for sharing the Heart Bookmark ‘how to video’ on Facebook live. I am a knitter but would like to learn crochet projects like this. You are a very good teacher! Is this where I enter to win a copy of this design?

    1. Thank you for your kind words! You are welcome for the tutorial and yes! You just entered the giveaway 🙂

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