My daughter asked me if I knew today is Valentines Day. "Yes, dear" I replied to her. "I did not receive anything, mum. What about you? Did daddy give you any flowers?" she asked. I had to hold myself from laughing because I told my husband not to buy any flowers. I just do not want him spending way too much on a bunch of flowers just for the sake of Valentines Day. Most of all, I would rather receive flowers every week than just one day a year (yes, I am greedy, huh!).
I have found some lovely and cute heart patterns to share with you on this Valentines Day.
http://www.vogueknitting.com/free_patterns/crocheted_hearts.aspx
You can create this cute heart shape using any waste yarns. It is very easy to do. I have made two within a few minutes or may be less than that. Once you have finished, you can attach it onto a hair clip and it will make a perfect little gift for your little darling. To make it more interesting, add some crystal beads or even embroider a little flower on top. Let your creativity go wild!
Isn't this cute? This is a measuring tape and here is the link:
http://www.spudandchloe.com/blog/2010/01/heart-tape-measure-free-pattern/
Susan B. Anderson is the creator of this cute pattern. Susan's projects and patterns are very inspiring. She has some amazing hats and toys patterns. Check out her blog:
http://susanbanderson.blogspot.com/
This adorable hat was created by Lindsay Ingram. You can find her patterns for sale on the Ravelry website. To buy this pattern, go to http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/i-carry-your-heart
I love browsing Ravelry website. It has so much to offer for a crafty person like me. There are a lot of amazing knitters and crocheters share their projects on the website. You can get free or buy patterns from the website.
Happy Valentines Day, everyone! Happy knitting/crocheting!!!!
The hearts you made are so cute! Thank you for sharing your ideas :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Chloe!
ReplyDelete