The large one was made with Lily's Sugar 'n Cream yarn and a size J hook. I also went around two or three extra times to increase the size. What I came up with is a good size for a dishcloth (8" across and tall) - or a pot holder, or just a "pretty" to decorate a hall table.
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The smaller hearts (about 5" x 5") are made with Hobby Lobby's I Love This Cotton Yarn and a size G hook. The exception to ILTC yarn are the beige and green yarns in the second heart below. Those colors are Baby Bee Hushabye yarn.
These are so easy to make, and I keep thinking of new color combinations and find myself wanting to make more. I finally had to pull myself away, because really...others things call too. So consider yourself warned and don't blame me if you try these and get lost in a heart-making time warp. :^)Check out what other Yoppers are up to this week in our Year of Projects thread on Ravelry.
I love those hearts they very pretty
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tasha. :^)
DeleteGreat hearts, I can see why they are so addictive.
ReplyDeleteSeriously addictive. lol
DeleteLove the hearts...................I may have to give them a try. I really like quick items to fill in times when those long projects start to weigh on a person.
ReplyDeleteYes! I'm in the middle now of two large blankets. Sweet, little, colorful hearts were perfect to break up the larger projects.
DeleteI just love to see little projects that celebrate various holidays! I don't dare do Valentine's Day stuff around here though - Gavin says that "February 15th is our Valentine's Day" ... when chocolate is on for half price, LOL!
ReplyDeleteWe tend to take little notice of Valentine's day here, too (until the chocolate goes on sale the next day). This year, though I wanted to shake things up a bit. lol
DeleteBecki, those hearts are just gorgeous well done :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ruth. :^)
DeleteYour hearts are so pretty. Seeing them makes me want to make one or two!
ReplyDeleteWell, they're easy-peasy. My guess is you won't be able to make just one. ;^)
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