Easy Crochet Hearts Free Pattern

Our Bulky & Quick Ami Crochet Hearts are the perfect project for celebrating love—whether for Valentine’s Day, a baby shower, or simply to show someone you care. These charming hearts make delightful additions to your holiday decor, allowing you to spread cheer throughout your home.

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Available in four sizes, you can create a lovely variety that suits your style and space. The pattern includes three bulky sizes made from three strands of worsted weight yarn, as well as a mini size crafted from just one strand of worsted yarn. This mini version is ideal for embellishing hats or creating a heart garland.

The pattern is designed using Mary Maxim Maximum Value yarn, which comes in gorgeous shades of pink.

To help you along the way, a video tutorial for the small size is available on YouTube.

Dive into this fun, quick project and fill your home with love!

Key Takeaways

The crochet heart project celebrates love with bulky and quick patterns suitable for various occasions.
Available in four sizes, the crochet heart can be embellished or used for garlands, offering versatility in decor.
The pattern uses Mary Maxim Maximum Value yarn and includes a video tutorial for ease of learning.
Step-by-step instructions guide crafters through simple techniques and special stitches for heart construction.

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Easy Crochet Hearts

If you know me, you know I’m not one for tedious, tiny details—so trust me, these crochet hearts are anything but! They’re bulky, quick, and fun to make.

After seeing so many requests for a Valentine’s Day gnome, I decided to dress it up with a pink hat and a cute heart embellishment. But I couldn’t stop there! I had to create these plush, squishy hearts to go along with it.

I always feel a little sad taking down my Christmas décor, so adding these hearts and gnomes brought a bit of warmth and love into my space. The idea for the big hearts was actually inspired by my hat design! ❤️

The Mini Heart is created using the small heart pattern, but instead of holding three strands together, you’ll use just one strand of yarn and a smaller hook size.

Two plush gnomes with white beards, wearing pink and red knitted hats, sit together holding crochet heart shapes on a tabletop.

Dress your Holiday Gnomes up with a pink hat and add the mini heart! I used Cherry Speckle and Rosebud Speckle for the hats; the heart is Brava in Red.

Video for the Crochet Hearts

In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of easily tripling the yarn from one skein of worsted weight yarn to create super bulky yarn. You’ll learn how to crochet a heart step by step, starting with the humps worked in a continuous round and joining them.

We will continue by crocheting the heart in the round, demonstrating how to use invisible decreases to shape the bottom of the heart. This video focuses specifically on the steps for creating the small size heart. Join us and get ready to craft a beautiful heart with ease!

Video Tutorial

Join me and follow along to this detailed tutorial to complete the small size crochet heart.

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Yarn Requirements

Mary Maxim Maximum Value Yarn (CDN link)

Worsted Weight #4 (Tripled) You may substitute for 1 strand of Super Bulky Weight #6, 100% acrylic, 474 yds/227g

Shown in Dark Pink, Medium Rose, Medium Pink and Cream

Mini – 12 yards (1 strand of yarn only)

Small – 55 yards (Tripled)

Medium – 170 yards (Tripled)

Large – 275 yards (Tripled)

yardage includes yarn tripled

Size Chart

Skill Level

Easy, written in standard American terms.

Gauge

Bulky: 4.5 sts and 5 rows equal to 2″ in sc with 8mm hook.

Mini: 4 sts and 5 rows equal to 1″ in sc with 4mm hook.

Five crochet hearts in varying sizes and shades of white, pink, and purple rest elegantly on a plain background with a sprig of green leaves.

Suitable Yarn Substitutes

Brava Worsted or Brava Tweed

Premier Everyday Worsted (cdn site)

Pound of Love (cdn site)

Premier Basix (cdn site)

Crochet Hooks Required

8mm hook – Bulky Hearts S-L

4mm hook – Mini Heart

Hook Tray

Crochet hearts in various shades of pink and white are displayed on a textured blanket with a leafy branch above. — Heartstrings Mosaic Blanket

Crochet Heart Materials Needed

Yarn Needle

Scissors

2 Stitch Markers

Polyester Fill or Batting

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Two crocheted pink scarves adorned with crochet heart decorations are artfully laid out alongside two pink crochet hooks and balls of yarn. Eucalyptus branches add a touch of nature at the top, enhancing the cozy scene.

Dress your Holiday Gnomes up with a pink hat for Valentine’s Day, and add the mini heart! I used Cherry Speckle and Rosebud Speckle for the hats; the heart is Brava in Red.

Abbreviations

Blo – Back Loop Only

Ch- Chain

Flo – Front Loop Only

Inv Sc2tog – Invisible Single Crochet Decrease

Rep – Repeat

Sc – Single Crochet

Sp(s) – Space(s)

St(s) – Stitch(es)

( ) – Work step in parentheses in indicated

stitch

Special Stitches

Inv Sc2tog – Invisible Single Crochet 2 together – Insert hook through the flo of next 2 sts, YO (Yarn Over), pull through 2 loops on the hook twice.

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Construction

The heart is constructed from the top down, starting with each hump worked separately in a continuous round. Once the humps are complete, they are seamlessly joined, and the heart is continued in a continuous round. Decreases are incorporated to shape the heart. As you progress, be sure to stuff the heart with polyester fill to give it dimension and fullness. Pattern includes 4 sizes with a step by step tutorial on YouTube for the small size heart.

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Crochet Hearts Pattern:

Notes: The heart is worked by holding together three strands of worsted-weight yarn, or you can use one strand of super bulky weight yarn. It is constructed in a continuous round from the top down. Use a stitch marker to indicate the first stitch of each round. If you would like to create a mini heart that can be used as a decoration or embellishment on our Gnome Hat, simply use one strand of yarn with a 4mm hook, following the small heart pattern.

SMALL HEART

Heart Humps – Make 2

Round 1:

With 8mm hook (triple the yarn), Magic Ring, ch 1, work 6 sc in the ring, pull ring tight (don’t join)—6 sts.

Round 2:

2 sc in each st around—12 sts.

Rounds 3-4:

1 sc in each st around. Fasten off the first hump and create a seamless join. Using a yarn needle, sk the first st, weave yarn under both loops of the next st. Next, weave through the back loop only (blo) of the last st, leaving a slight tail near the edge for later use. Proceed to make the second hump, ensuring the marker remains in the first st of the round. Do not fasten off; continue with the joining process.

Joining

Place the first hump beside the second hump.

Round 1:

Work a sc in any st of the first hump, pm in first st, sc next 11 sts around, next sc in marked st of the second hump, sc next 11 sts around—24 sts. Use the yarn tail from the first hump to sew the small hole between humps.

Round 2 (Dec):

*1 sc next 4 sts, Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—20 sts.

Round 3:

1 sc in each st around—20 sts.

Round 4 (Dec):

*1 sc next 3 sts, Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—16 sts.

Round 5:

1 sc in each st around—16 sts.

Begin stuffing the heart with polyester fill, adding more as you progress.

Round 6 (Dec):

*1 sc next 2 sts, Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—12 sts.

Round 7:

1 sc in each st around—12 sts.

Round 8 (Dec):

*1 sc next st, Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—8 sts.

Round 9:

1 sc in each st around—8 sts. Fasten off with a tail.

Heart Closure

Using a yarn needle and the finishing tail, weave through the flo of each stitch around. Pull the yarn tight and continue weaving through the last round to secure the closure. Trim end.

MEDIUM HEART

Heart Humps – Make 2

Round 1:

With 8mm hook (triple the yarn), Magic Ring, ch 1, work 6 sc in the ring, pull ring tight (don’t join)—6 sts.

Round 2:

2 sc in each st around—12 sts.

Round 3:

1 sc first st, 2 sc in the next st, *1 sc next st, 2 sc next st; rep from * around—18 sts.

Rounds 4-6:

1 sc in each st around. Fasten off the first hump and create a seamless join. Using a yarn needle, sk the first st, weave yarn under both loops of the next st. Next, weave through the blo of the last st, leaving a slight tail near the edge for later use. Proceed to make the second hump, ensuring the marker remains in the first st of the round. Do not fasten off; continue with the joining process.

Joining

Place the first hump beside the second hump.

Round 1:

Work a sc in any st of the first hump, pm in first st, sc next 17 sts around, next sc in marked st of the second hump, sc next 17 sts around—36 sts. Use the yarn tail from the first hump to sew the small hole between humps.

Round 2 (Dec):

*1 sc next 4 sts, Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—30 sts.

Rounds 3-4:

1 sc in each st around—30 sts.

Round 5 (Dec):

*1 sc next 3 sts, Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—24 sts.

Rounds 6-7:

1 sc in each st around—24 sts. Begin stuffing the heart with polyester fill, adding more as you progress.

Round 8 (Dec):

*1 sc next 2 sts, Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—18 sts.

Round 9-10:

1 sc in each st around—18 sts.

Round 11 (Dec):

*1 sc next st, Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—12 sts.

Round 12:

1 sc in each st around—12 sts.

Round 13 (Dec):

*1 sc next st, Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—8 sts. Fasten off with a tail.

Heart Closure

Repeat directions per small heart.

LARGE HEART

Heart Humps – Make 2

Round 1:

With 8mm hook (triple the yarn), Magic Ring, ch 1, work 6 sc in the ring, pull ring tight (don’t join)—6 sts.

Round 2:

2 sc in each st around—12 sts.

Round 3:

1 sc first st, 2 sc in the next st, *1 sc next st, 2 sc next st; rep from * around—18 sts.

Round 4:

1 sc first 2 sts, 2 sc next st, *1 sc next 2 sts, 2 sc next st; rep from * around—24 sts.

Rounds 5-8:

Joining

Place the first hump beside the second hump.

Round 1:

Work a sc in any st of the first hump, pm in first st, sc next 23 sts around, next sc in marked st of the second hump, sc next 23 sts around—48 sts. Use the yarn tail from the first hump to sew the small hole between humps.

Round 2 (Dec):

*1 sc next 4 sts, Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—40 sts.

Rounds 3-5:

1 sc in each st around—40 sts.

Round 6 (Dec):

*1 sc next 3 sts, Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—32 sts.

Rounds 7-9:

1 sc in each st around—32 sts. Begin stuffing the heart with polyester fill, adding more as you progress.

Round 10 (Dec):

*1 sc next 2 sts, Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—24 sts.

Round 11-13:

1 sc in each st around—24 sts.

Round 14 (Dec):

*1 sc next st, Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—16 sts.

Round 15-16:

1 sc in each st around—16 sts.

Round 17 (Dec):

*Inv sc2tog across next 2 sts; rep from * around—8 sts. Fasten off with a tail.

Heart Closure

Repeat directions per small heart.

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