A collection of crocheted afghans, including a heart blanket.

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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, a 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

Heart Blanket

The full article about this pattern is here:

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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.

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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

Filet Heart Baby Blanket Free Pattern

The full article about this pattern is here:

Heart Baby Blanket

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  1. Denice Tyler says:

    I can’t read the pattern of the coloful heart blanket

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