In this article:
Hearts, they say you care year round, not just on Valentine’s. Hearts are a great theme for crocheting projects, be they on toys, pillows, or as below, on blankets. In fact, it is just about the ideal cover for a kid’s bed, a throw in a nursery, or something for the bedroom. In general, the patterns are easy and don’t require much in the way of fancy yarns or the knowledge of a million stitches. Indeed, a few basic techniques and some yarn ends will get you well on the way to a blanket of hearts.
Colorful Heart Blanket
If a caleidoscope of colors is your thing, as indeed it is for many of us, then you can’t go far wrong with the colorful heart blanket. This is a square-based cover with a dense, drapy structure and crisp, well-defined borders between the squares. Consequently, you can multiply the colors to infinity, but the border stops them from clashing.
Skills: Easy Designer: Ahooka Migurumi
The full article about this pattern is here: Lego Brick Tissue Box Cover
I Love Scraps Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
I love scraps too, and that’s why the I love scraps blanket is now one of my favorite heart blankets. It’s a beautiful project that uses up unruly yarn ends to great effect. It’s beautiful AND environmentally sound.
Skills: Easy Designer: Mary Ann Frits
The full article about this pattern is here: I Love Scraps Blanket. More info about this project here.
Filet Heart Baby Blanket Free Pattern
The Filet Heart baby blanket is another example of a beautiful white throw with gently hued heart-themed insets. It’s also a wonderful project greatly worthy of consideration.
Skills: Easy Designer: Dinki Dots
The full article about this pattern is here: Heart Baby Blanket
Granny Heart Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
The Granny Heart Blanket is a wonderful example of how to approximate curved outlines using geometric shapes. In this case, the hearts are made using hexagons and their intersections. One larger one for the body of the heart and two smaller ones as the lobes. The author presents two ways of making the heart panels, a slow and steady one and a “wilder”, quick one. Both can be used to achieve this wonderful, and relatively easy, blanket that will be great for the little rug-rats play safely on.
Go to the pattern:
For more free designs every day follow us on Facebook and share your ideas and your work on our Facebook group!