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Crochet Hearts

 

Quick and short post today.  Betsy at The Simple Life of a Queen blogspot shared with me this pattern.  It is a good friend of hers, and the pattern can use up scrap thread.  

It is still a free pattern via Ravelry, and comes up as a free printable PDF.  It is a Scandinavian Heart Ornament.  Perfect for upcoming Valentine's Day or for Christmas tree ornaments.  The pattern calls for #5 cotton thread (I'm sure other thread counts would look fine too).

Pattern is by Teresa Kasner, Ravelry, and free.

Crochet Hearts  © January 2025 by Kristina at Pioneer Woman at Heart

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https://www.yarnspirations.com/search?page=6&q=caron+crochet+shawl
It is called Caron Make a Point Crochet shawl, I do this pattern for prayer shawls and I do not do the fringe.
Betsy said…
Thank you for sharing Teresa's beautiful pattern. She died a couple of years ago and I still really miss her. Her husband has left her blog up for everyone to read and remember her by. It shows up at the bottom of my blog list.
Blessings and hugs,
Betsy
Far Side of Fifty, thank you so much!
Betsy, I am so sorry to hear that, and thankful her husband has left her blog to enjoy.

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