Easy Crochet heart Keyring Pattern FREE

Free crochet HEART appliqué pattern is written for small and medium-sized crochet heart appliqués make 2 and turn them into a heart keyring.

  

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These cute little crochet hearts are really easy to-crochet projects, they are made in rows and using single crochet (US) or in Double crochet (UK).

The little hearts are so cute just used as an embellishment for a hat, cardigan blanket, to make a heart garland, or to put onto a handmade valentines card.

These crochet hearts are a super quick, stash buster, and such an easy valentines crochet project.

Pop one of these little hearts into Valentine’s card or why not make a handmade valentines card and make another 2 crochet hearts sew them together add a little bit of stuffing and you have created a cute little crochet heart keyring.
You could even sew your initials onto it.
I have included 2 easy crochet heart patterns, a small crochet heart pattern, and also a pattern for a medium-sized crochet heart.

Both hearts are so easy to crochet as they are made in ROWS, using single crochet (US) or double crochet (UK)

I was personally inspired to make these due to someone I know being in ICU, and having no visitors allowed due to the new variant of Covid.

It was the nurse who actually suggested something that the kids could keep and give half to their daddy on a card. And he would get to see it when he was feeling better

It was just a little thing to hold onto in their pockets, something to squeeze, and it seemed right to crochet a little heart for them both too.

For the medium-sized heart, I used a 3.00mm hook and a small amount of red yarn, and I also used a 3.00 mm hook for the size smaller crochet heart.

Several of these little hearts will make a pretty heart garland,  and with the small heart, I think I will make 2 sew them together and pop them onto my keyring.

It turned out so cute.

Both crochet heart sizes are finished by single crocheting evenly around the edges.

 Then if you are joining 2 hearts together, work with both right sides facing outwards and sew in whip stitch connecting the BACK LOOPS of each stitch this gives a nice clean finish.

SMALL Flat 2d Heart Pattern

Keychain Size or perfect Heart Applique

using your chosen yarn and suitable hook size
I used DK yarn and a 3.00 mm hook
Terms are written in the US
 

SMALL Flat 2d heart Pattern (keychain size)

Row1: 

Chain 2 to start, work sc into the first chain on the hook (1)

Row 2: Ch1, 3sc into same st (3)

Row3: Ch1, 2sc in first st, 1sc, 2sc in last stitch.(5sts)

Row 4: Ch1, 2sc in first st, sc in next 3 sts, 2sc into last st (7sts)

Row 5: Ch1, sc in each st (7sts)

Row 6: Ch1, 2sc into first st, sc in next 5 sts, 2sc into last st (9sts)

Row 7: Ch1, sc in each st (9sts)

Row 8: Ch1, sc in first 4 sts,TURN(4)

Row 9: Ch1, sc in next 4 sts TURN (4) 

Row 10:ch1, skip first st, sc2together,  (2) 

(second side of the heart)

JOIN yarn to unworked side, ch1, sc in 4 sts, TURN

Row 10:ch1, skip first st, sc2together,  (2) 

Do NOt fasten off

Working in single crochet, work evenly around the heart shape.

At the middle of the heart work a slip stitch into the unused stitch in the middle of the heart.

if you feel you need to work 2 single crochets around the tops of the humps to make the applique lie flat.

Medium-sized Easy Crochet 2d heart Applique Pattern  (worked in  single crochet rows)

 Row 1: Ch 2 and work 2sc in 2nd chain from hook (2)

Row 2: Ch1, 2sc in the first stitch, sc in next (3sts)

Row 3: Ch1, sc in each stitch, (3sts)

ROw 4: Ch1, 2sc in first st, 1sc, 2sc in the last stitch. (5sts)

Row 5:  Ch1, 2sc in first st, sc in next 3 sts, 2sc into last st (7sts)

Row6:  sc in each stitch, (7sts)

Row 7: Ch1, 2sc into first st, sc in next 5 sts, 2sc into last st (9sts)

Row8: Ch1, 2sc into first st, sc in next 7 sts, 2sc into last st (11sts)

Row 9: Ch1, sc in each stitch (11sts)

Row 10: Ch1, 2sc into the first st, sc in next 9 stitches, 2sc into last st, (13 sts)

Row 11: Ch1, sc in each st (13sts)

Row12: Ch1, sc in each st (13sts)

Row13: Ch1, sc in each st (13sts)

ROw 14: Ch1, sc in 6 sts (6)

Row 15: skip first st, sc in next 5 sts (TURN )

Row 16:  Ch1, skip first st, sc in next 4 sts (TURN)

Row 17: Ch1, skip first st, sc in next 2sts, 2sctog in last 2 sts)

FASTEN OFF

 

(second side of the heart)

Return to Row 13 unworked sts, and join YARN

Row 13: ch1, sc in next 6 sts, (TURN)

Row 14: skip first st, sc in next 5 sts (TURN )

Row 15: Ch1, skip first st, sc in next 4 sts (TURN)

Row 16: Ch1, skip first st, sc in next 2 sts (TURN)

DO NOT Fasten off

Finishing: Working in single crochet, work evenly around the heart shape,

at the middle of the heart work a slip stitch into the unused stitch in the middle of the heart,

if you feel you need to work 2 single crochets around the top corners of the humps to help the applique lie flat.

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