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Tiny Crochet Hearts (w/ pattern)

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How to make tiny crochet hearts, with a free pattern:

How to make tiny crochet hearts, with a free pattern:

I’ve spent the last week hunting down the perfect mini crochet heart pattern for a new project. (hair clips)  I tried multiple tutorials but wasn’t getting the results I was looking for…  Most of the hearts were turning out too big and a few of them, I couldn’t get to turn out quite right.

After making something over and over in different ways, you start to understand a little more of how it’s put together.  Most of the hearts I made were fairly simple, and it finally occurred to me to try a combination of smaller stitches…  Woo hoo! I made my own mini-heart tutorial!  So if you are looking for a teeny tiny crochet heart pattern, (less than an inch) Then this pattern is exactly what you need.

Free Teeny Tiny crochet heart pattern. They are super easy to make!

For these hearts, it’s important to pay attention to your stitches, keeping them all the same tension.  If a few stitches are too tight or too loose, the heart will look a little wonky.  (Like the pink one on the right in the photo below.)  The hearts are so small, there isn’t a lot of room for variation in the stitch tension.  After you make a couple, you will be able to whip them out in just a few minutes each.

Make these super easy Teeny Tiny crochet hearts! #Crochet #hearts

Teeny- Tiny Crochet Hearts:

Yarn used:  Caron Simply Soft, medium weight (4)
Hook used: 4 mm
Tip:– whatever yarn you end up using, I suggest using a hook slightly smaller than recommended.  (The Caron Simply Soft recommends a 5mm and I used a 4mm.)

Instructions:

Make a magic circle/ring, (just make the loop around your hand) then ch 2.
Make all of the following stitches through the center of the magic ring:
2 dc, 2 hdc, 1 dc, 2 hdc, 2 dc, ch 2, sl st through the magic ring
Pull the magic ring closed.  Give the bottom or top edge of the heart a tug if needed.  Weave in loose ends.

To make the little hair clips, I used a snap clip with a small hole on the end and just hand sewed the heart on with coordinating thread.  (The hearts would also be adorable on a little bobby pin.  I would use one like this and probably sew the heart to a small piece of felt and then glue the felt to the circle.)

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January 27 · 32 Comments

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  1. Linda says

    May 4 at 3:32 pm

    These are exactly what I needed for my baby beanies. So tiny but easy to make. Thanks for sharing.

    Reply
  2. Mischa says

    September 26 at 9:52 am

    Hi would it be okay if I used your pattern to make some hair pins to sell at a local craft fair please? 🙂

    Reply
    • Jamie says

      September 26 at 10:01 am

      sure!

  3. Joan LeClair says

    March 9 at 8:58 am

    I finally conquered the MAGIC circle while making little hearts.
    Plan to use them on baby hats, make some burrets, use some on a heart shaped wreath along with flowers, and think I could make neat book marks with them as well.
    Thanks for the inspiration! So pleased

    Reply
  4. Sunny says

    January 14 at 8:50 am

    like you I had searched all over for a tiny heart and none suited me until I hit on your pattern– very clever you figured that one out and it is now my favorite tiny heart! TY! Happy Valentine’s Day!

    Reply
  5. Bethany Gwinn says

    April 27 at 2:01 am

    These are perfect. However, what do I do to finish this off after pulling tightly to close the circle…?

    Reply
    • Jamie Sanders says

      April 27 at 12:45 pm

      I just tie a little knot, weave in the ends and trim.

  6. Andrea Ruddick says

    January 21 at 6:41 am

    A friend asked me to make some hearts as she makes pairs of toys for people who are in hospital, and whose families can’t visit at the moment. They have one and the family have the other. I found your lovely pattern and made 48 in an evening, thank you so so much from us and the families xxx

    Reply
  7. Rebecca says

    January 25 at 10:03 pm

    These are so awesome! Thanks so much! I used one on an amigurumi unicorn for my daughter. It was just the right touch!

    Reply
  8. Chris Pankhurst says

    March 12 at 9:49 am

    Much easier than i thought, I’m new to crochet. I made 2 and sewed them onto a pair of mittens i made for my granddaughter. They look so cute, thank you x

    Reply
  9. Maya says

    March 13 at 12:01 pm

    Thank you so much, this is exactly what I was looking for.

    Reply
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