Collection · hearts + love
Heart crochet charts
The heart is the first chart most crocheters ever work from — it reads clearly at almost any size, forgives a missed stitch, and turns anything into a gift. This collection gathers every heart in the catalog, from single-color filet hearts to bolder tapestry graphs.
Hearts repeat beautifully: open one in the editor and tile it across a wider canvas for a border, or mirror a pair for a wedding or anniversary piece. Every chart carries its own yarn estimate so you know before you start whether the stash will stretch.
Message Square Heart
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Knit colorwork · 50×50 · 2 colors
Message Circle Heart
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Cross-stitch · 50×50 · 2 colors
Heart Pulse
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Tapestry crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Heart Off
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Cross-stitch · 50×50 · 2 colors
Heart Handshake
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Cross-stitch · 50×50 · 2 colors
Heart Crack
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Filet crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Heart
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Tapestry crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Hand Heart
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Knit colorwork · 50×50 · 2 colors
Folder Heart
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Cross-stitch · 50×50 · 2 colors
File Heart
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Filet crochet · 50×50 · 2 colors
Calendar Heart
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Filet crochet · 60×60 · 2 colors
Book Heart
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Tapestry crochet · 60×60 · 2 colors
Questions makers ask
Which stitch type is best for a heart pattern?
Filet crochet is the classic for hearts — the open-mesh background makes the solid heart pop with a single color of thread or yarn. Tapestry crochet gives you a denser fabric better suited to pillows and bags.
Can I resize a heart chart for a baby blanket square?
Yes — open the chart in the editor or use the free pattern resizer tool to scale it to your square size, then re-check the yarn estimate.
Do the charts include written instructions?
Every pattern page includes the counted chart plus generated row-by-row written instructions you can copy or print.
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