Using minuscule amounts of yarn, these sweet little hearts work up super fast in just one round! Make up a few for a garland or create a shower of them for a window. Tuck one or two in a loved one's lunch or jacket pocket. A fabulous beginner project to learn an array of stitches!
Mix it up with tiny stars!
Tiny One Round Stars Pattern
Materials:
- 5.0mm (H) hook
- Worsted weight yarn ( I used Red Heart Super Saver in "Shocking Pink" "White" and "Cherry Red"
- Tapestry needle
- ch: Chain
- sl st: Slip Stitch
- sc: Single Crochet
- dc: Double Crochet
- tr: Treble Crochet
Foundation: Chain 4 and join with a slip stitch to form a ring.
Round 1 (work all stitches into the ring): dc, tr, dc, sl st, dc, tr, dc, sc, sc, sc, tr, sc, sc, sc, join to close heart and fasten off.
(Here is round 1 written in column format so that you won't lose your place; I like to use a ruler to mark my spot:
dc,
tr,
dc,
sl st,
dc,
tr,
dc,
sc,
sc,
sc,
tr,
sc,
sc,
sc,
...join to close heart and fasten off.
Finishing:
Weave in the ends and you're all finished!
Click here to watch how to crochet a one round heart stitch by stitch:
Here's how to make a pretty wreath using these hearts...
Here's how to make earrings too...
Go up to an N hook to make a chunky heart pin...
Or crochet a few to make a pretty brooch with buttons...
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© Jennifer Dickerson
Cute!!
ReplyDeleteAw I love these so much!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love these! I used a magic ring as a start and it came out just as cute. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeletewhere are you doing these 14 stitches you have listed? There's only a chain 4.
ReplyDeleteWhere do you join?
The hearts are made in the round, so the chain 4 is joined to make a circle and then round 1 of the instructions are done through the middle of the circle, similar to the way a granny square is constructed. Hope that helps!
ReplyDeleteLooking for a heart pattern for my crocheting project, I have come here. Thank you for sharing your pattern. It works very well.
ReplyDeleteExactly what i was looking for, thank you very much!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat do you put the hearts on to make the wreath? I teach First Grade and woudl LOVE to put this on my door!
ReplyDeleteRedJess81 there is a link you can click on above the picture
DeleteThanks anonymous! The link is helpful...actually I mounted mine on a recycled cereal box. So simple!
DeleteI'm trying to make the heart earrings and I'm sort of a beginner at crochet. I made this but it turned into an "8" figure and not a heart lol! Is there any way that you could make a video for this pattern? Or if you have any tips on how to master it? Thanks so much!!
ReplyDeleteSure! I haven't done videos yet, but I could do a step by step of the heart, that would be fun!
DeleteI just got the email with the blog post in it and I was so happy when I saw that you posted it because of my comment!! Thanks you so so much and I really appreciate all your lovely patterns!! God bless!
DeleteYes! You definitely inspired that post...thank you!!
Deletewhere r your crochet hats and flowers u need some.
ReplyDeleteWorking on it, thanks! :)
DeleteI love crocheting imten years old las t yea r on valentines day at school every one asked where i got them and i said i made them every one thought i was joking
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this lovely pattern! As a crochet novice it's perfect for me. I'm getting married in a barn in May and am going to make some of the wreaths to hang on the beams :)
ReplyDeleteYour little hearts were a huge hit at a Valentine party I went to. I put a few on a gift package and the ladies all loved them! They want me to make some shamrock pins for them. Do you have a pattern?
ReplyDeleteI made a bunch of the chunky hearts with 2 strands of a fluffy red and 1 strand of metallic sparkle. I added pins to the backs and they made wonderful accents for the chemo hats we're knitting. I love your single round patterns. I can make great pins out of them for our hats too. Doing the flowers in cheery colors makes them so much fun and they can be mixed and matched on hats when the wearer wants a change. Thanks for some great patterns.
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