Crochet Hearts for Beginners – Free Patterns
Crochet Hearts for Beginners will save the day if you are still not ready for Valentine’s Day. No matter if you are at the beginning or at the top of your crochet career, you can certainly make a bunch of these decorative hearts in one evening. Trust us! Garlands, jars or baskets full of crochet hearts and heart-covered blankets are surely going to make your home look so lovely this February. Check out the free patterns under the links below and follow us on Facebook and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Baby Blankets and Valentine’s Day Amigurumi.
Easy Crochet Hearts with Free Patterns
Crochet Heart
Are you dreaming of a colorful garland of hearts hanging on your wall this February? Obviously! Maybe you need a new lucky charm to throw into your bag too? This delightful pattern is exactly what you’re looking for then. It is also a great way to use up leftover yarn.
Level: beginner Author: Yarnhild
The original pattern and the photos are on Yarhild.
Squishy Heart
This puffy heart works up so fast and looks cute! On top of that, it can be used in a variety of ways. You can use it as a single decor element, a pincushion, a keychain, or a tiny pillow for a doll. Let your imagination guide you and make a little heart for your loved ones too. It’s so simple!
Level: beginner Author: Lauren Lewis
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.
3D Heart Amigurumi
Naztazia is back with one more inspiring pattern! This time its power evidently lays in simplicity and good vibes. If you want to make sweet little gifts for your family for Valentine’s Day, save these instructions in your library.
Level: beginner Author: Naztazia
The original pattern and the photos are on Naztazia. More info on Ravelry.
Key to my Heart
Heart ornaments are both very original and so universal. They can be used as decorations for many projects like handmade gifts, pieces of clothing or accessories for the home. This crochet heart pattern will certainly let you fill your portfolio with love!
Level: beginner Author: Olga Tarasova
Strawberry Hearts
Why not add something special to your Valentine’s Day crochet decor? Eating strawberries and chocolate with your loved one is a great idea but these crochet amigurumi hearts will surely stay with you a lot longer, reminding you of the love you share. Strawberry hearts like these are the perfect project for beginners.
Level: beginner Author: Barbara Peček
Brioche Heart
This cute decoration will look great anytime! There is always a good time to celebrate love, right? Brioche hearts are plump and squishy, and sweet stripes make them look so cool. Find your favorite color combination and make a bunch of them!
Level: upper beginner Author: Tatsiana Kupryianchyk
Ruffle Hearts
Pure charm! This project by awesome designer Lulu Loves crosses all the limits of cuteness. Isn’t it absolutely irresistible? Don’t even try to deny it! You can use up all the scraps of yarn you have in your stash while crocheting these precious Valentine’s Day decorations.
Level: upper beginner Author: Lulu Loves
The original pattern is on Lulu Loves. The photos are on Instagram.
Tiny Happy Hearts
We are certainly super happy to see this pattern for simple crochet hearts! They are always great as appliques, garland elements, or special confetti! The patterns by DROPS design we have tried so far were awesome and this one will surely be no exception.
Level: upper beginner Author: DROPS design
The original pattern and photos are on Garnstudio. More info on Ravelry.
Lovely Heart Ideas with Free Crochet Patterns
If you are looking for inspiration to make a really unique gift for someone you love, you might want to take a look at other Lovely Hearts Ideas! Here you will find projects that use the heart as their main motif. You can make a beautiful heart-shaped blanket in hues of the red, sweet doily with heart pattern, or comfy slippers.
If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of C2C Valentine’s Ideas and Delightful Valentine’s Blankets.
Heart-Shaped Pot Holder
This is one of the most charming Valentine’s Day crochet patterns we have seen this season, without a doubt! We mean, you look at the stitch Sonya Blackstone used. So beautiful! And the decorative edging? We are absolutely enchanted!
Level: upper beginner Author: Sonya Blackstone
The original pattern and the photos are on Blackstone Designs. More info on Ravelry.
Scandinavian Heart
Scandinavian Heart works well as a coaster, potholder, decoration, or gift tag. If you are looking for a small gift idea, this is evidently it! The clever weaving technique creates an illusion of two parts merging together, which is a lovely metaphor for love! It’s really easy to make, so even beginners should have no problems with that. Try it in your favorite colors and give it to someone you love!
Level: upper beginner Author: Kirsten Ballering
The original pattern and the photos are on Haak Maar Raak. More info on Ravelry.
Here you can find other Home Decor accessories for Valentine’s Day.
Warm My Heart Throw
Hearts on hearts! You can really get comfy and warm under this heart-shaped blanket. Ann Regis is in the perfect mood for Valentine’s Day, evidently! Are you? Get some red yarn and start working on this masterpiece!
Level: upper beginner Author: Ann Regis
The original pattern and photos are on Red Heart. More info on Ravelry.
Heart & Sole Slippers
These cute slippers with little heart detail will keep your feet warm and look super sweet this February. Will you crochet them for the people you love? And keep a pair for yourself? Sounds like a plan to us! Kinga Erdem rocks!
Level: beginner Author: Kinga Erdem
The original pattern and photos are on My Hobby is Crochet. More info on Ravelry.
Hearts Around Doily
A crochet doily with a lovely heart motif? Oh yes! Use this one as a coaster or join a couple of them in order to create a unique table cover. Terri Kroupa inspired us to make magical, lacy pieces of art! Do you want to join the fun?
Level: beginner Author: Terri Kroupa
The original pattern is on Around the Crochet Table. More info and the photos on Ravelry.
Small Hearts Graphghans with Free Crochet Patterns
We all need a broad range of patterns for crochet projects covered with hearts to choose from before Valentine’s Day, don’t we? Therefore, we have decided to share some more options with you featuring small hearts. We bet you would love to add them to your crochet repertoire in order to use them for many future projects. The squares are certainly going to serve as a base for lovely blankets, afghans, throws, and many more. The power of hearts is so huge!
Heart Pixel Art Square
Any fans of old video games here? Even if you haven’t spent much time playing them, you are surely going to like this heart made of beautifully textured pixels. This stitch is really intricate and certainly worth learning and the deep red shade coupled with light grey looks so good.
Level: upper beginner Author: Alexandra Richards ELK
The original pattern and the photos are on Eye Love Knots.
Corner to Corner Crochet Heart
What kinds of projects do you see in your head while looking at this pretty crochet square? Baby blankets, bedspreads, and decorative pillows, if you ask us. Playing with colors will let you change the character of this base according to your fab taste.
Level: upper beginner Author: Daisy Farm Crafts
The original pattern and the photos are on Daisy Farm Crafts.
8-bit Love Pillow
Love is in the air at the beginning of 2021, evidently! Are you planning on celebrating with a brand new project? This lovely pattern by Kirsten Ballering will surely be a perfect fit for you. Who doesn’t need a pillow covered with colorful hearts? We all obviously do!
Level: upper beginner Author: Kirsten Ballering
The original pattern and the photos are on Haak Maar Raak. More info on Ravelry.
Heart Graphghan
The season for hearts is almost here! If you want to get ready for Valentine’s Day in advance, this pattern by Kylee Keller will surely come in handy. It won’t take much of your precious time, without a doubt! On top of that, it is a great opportunity to practice the corner to corner technique.
Level: upper beginner Author: Kylee Keller
The original pattern and the photos are on Okie Girl Bling’n’Things. More info on Ravelry.
Little Love Coaster/Mug Mats
Aren’t these little crochet hearts irresistible? Absolutely! Spitspot Crochet surely inspired us to create some Valentine’s Day magic this February! The pattern is not overly complicated and so fun to work on. Try it ASAP!
Level: upper beginner Author: Spitspot Crochet
The original pattern is on Spitspot. The photos are on Instagram.
Soft Heart Spa Cloth
What a lovely stitch! Assia Colozzo has released a pattern that will surely be useful for many of your crochet projects. Once you learn the stitch, you can use it for much more than kitchen accessories! Try these sweet spa cloths first though!
Level: upper beginner Author: Assia Colozzo
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.
Heart Towel Topper
So cute! Awesome designer and crocheter Jessica Underwood surprises us with an original idea for Valentine’s Day 2022. Will you get inspired and decorate your kitchen with hearts for February? And, most importantly, will you stick with red?
Level: upper beginner Author: Jessica Underwood
The original pattern and the photos are on Stitching Together. More info on Ravelry.
Piece of My Heart Scrapghan
This scrapghan designed by our beloved designers from Yarnspirations has stolen our hearts! Whole hearts, not just pieces of them. This is because of the beginner-friendly granny crochet technique and the delightful pastel colors.
Level: beginner Author: Yarnspirations
The original pattern and the photos are on Yarnspirations.
Radiating Heart Pillow
Radiating with beauty and pure joy! Velvet yarns make every crochet piece a thousand times more delightful, don’t they? And to think that this crochet heart pillow designed by Raine Eimre was absolutely delightful to begin with!
Level: upper beginner Author: Raine Eimre
The original pattern and the photos are on Handmade by Raine. More info on Ravelry.
