This free crochet pattern for Sweetheart Love Flowers, was a lot of fun for me to design. After testing out the heart crochet patterns the other day, I knew I wanted to come up with my own unique way of crocheting a heart. My daughter is in love with these flowers. She barely let me weave in my ends before snatching them up. I hope you enjoy this pattern as much as we have. <3
Supplies
F-3.75 MM Crochet Hook
Caron Simply Soft medium weight yarn
Yarn needle for weaving in ends
Stitches
Magic Ring
Ch-Chain
HDC- Half Double Crochet
TR- Treble Crochet
Slip Stitch
Get Started!
Round 1: Magic Ring, CH 1, 10 HDC into magic ring, Pull ring tight, Join to top of first HDC. (10 stitches)
Round 2: **Slip stitch into next stitch.{{CH 2, TR, CH 2, HDC, CH 2, TR }} All in one stitch. CH 2, Slip stitch into same stitch, Slip stitch into next stitch. Repeat from ** 4 MORE times.
Finish off, Pull end through flower to the other side (the back of the flower)
Change Colors (attaching yarn into the bottom of a heart petal)
You will now slip stitch around the petals– Directions are below as Round 3
>>TIP: When slip stitching, slip stitch in the back loop only. When slip stitching into the center of the HDC you will be slip stitching into the part the HDC that you pulled through all 3 loops when making the HDC—– and remember, the slip stitch you do after the slip stitch into the HDC is a little tight, do not miss it!<<
Round 3: **Slip stitch into both chains of CH 2. Slip stitch into the TR, Slip stitch into each chain of the CH 2. Slip stitch into the center of the HDC, Slip stitch into both chains of CH 2. Slip stitch into the TR. Slip stitch into both chains of CH 2. Slip stitch into starting stitch (bottom of heart) Slip stitch into the bottom of the next heart. Repeat from ** around 4 more times. Finish off, Pull end through flower to the other side (the back of the flower)
Weave in your ends! 😀
Super sweet… And perfect for Valentine’s Day! Hope you won’t mind me linking up tomorrow at Tangled Happy. Thanks for sharing this wonderful free pattern! 🙂
Thank you Sara!!!! Don’t mind at all! 😀
I’m new at this. You should do a video for beginners on your sweetheart flowers. They r addorable.
Please do a video for these! Please Please Please Please Please!!!!!! I am new to crochet and am terrible at following the patterns!
These flowers are adorable and will look great in the garden of flowers I’m making into an afghan for my granddaughter when she turns three in June. I also want to tell you I love the Cleanprint option – I was able to save the pattern instead of printing it. I’m determined to get used to reading patterns on the laptop instead of printing them all. With the text document option, I’ll be able to edit as I go along using colors or highlighting to mark my place.
A viedo would be nice but I’m pretty sure I can do without. I may be new to the craft but I found that youtube viedos help. If you have a specfic stitch in mind you can watch and find plenty of help that way.
such a sweet pattern! thanks for sharing
thank you for sharing! very pretty will give it a go…
Bestest daisy j
My 3yo and I just love your choice of color in all your works. Beautiful.
It is very beautiful. Thank you for sharing ^_^
Hi,please post the video tutorial of this.So that it would be helpful to beginners like me.
I’m sorry but I do not have a video tutorial. I hope to someday be able to make them with all of my patterns but I currently do not have everything needed to do so.
These are adorable! I love this yarn and these colors but for some reason WlMt has decided to only carry the muted colors. Do you know of a place online to get them all in one place? I live in the middle of nowhere so the closest yarn shop would probably be 90 miles away – thus my need for a good online supplier! lol
I bought this “Caron Simply Soft” at walmart.com. You really could use any yarn with the appropriate hook size for that yarn.
Thanks for the print options. I usually copy and paste patterns from the website into a document and send it to my Kindle so I can have the pattern on the go. This time all I ha d to do was click print and chose email from the list on the side. Much easier.
Can’t wait to try this pattern out. The flowers remind me of plastic flowers I made as a kid.
Are these American or UK terms?
American 🙂
Cute flowers!! I have been looking for a flower pattern to make my prayer posies from. Thank you. I love your “email, pdf” system–made it so easy to save the pattern. Wish other websites would use that system.
Thank you for posting the free flower pattern! It is so lovely 🙂 I have included it on my blog Karla’s Making It (linking to your pattern, of course)! You can view it here http://www.karlasmakingit.com/free-crochet-patterns/free-crochet-flower-patterns/
These are the exact flowers I have always doodled! I knew from the first time I found some of your patterns that you were a designer I wanted to follow. Now I feel like you somehow already know me. Thanks so much for all your design work and the patterns that you share! Just want you to know that your work is appreciated!
Thank you so much!! Comments like this help push me to keep sharing! <3
Great site. A lot of helpful info here. I’m sending it to some friends ans additionally sharing in delicious.
And certainly, thank you on your effort!
Really Cute! I can make barrettes with these.