I love designing patterns, although having a little ten month old person trying to grab the yarn and crochet hook from me while I’m working can cause a bit of frustration sometimes, but then she’s always so pleased with herself when she grabs the yarn that it’s actually quite cute ❤
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Yay you did it! 🙂 Tutorial looks great; I’ll be making these for sure!
xo,
wink
Thanks Wink! I’m looking forward to seeing yours, be sure to send me a photo 🙂
WOW this is a brilliant tutorial! now that I have been for a few crochet lessons may try my hand at these 🙂
Thanks Mands 🙂
Be sure to send me a photo or post one on Instagram 🙂
Lovely project! These hearts look amazing, and tutorial is great. So clear, even for not english speaking people (like me) 🙂
I will make some hearts this week end, thank you very much for sharing the pattern.
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Lovely heart, great job with the tutorial.
Meredith
merci de ces explications très détaillées
very cute! great work! I have just started learning to crochet- I am a long way off, but it’s great to get inspiration 🙂
THank you!
It may look difficult but is actually quite simple. You should give it a go 😉
I linked to this project on my blog. So cute! Thanks 🙂
Thank you ❤
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Great idea! And beautiful colours!! Thank you.
obrigada por me ensinsar crochet overlay
muito lindo!!!!
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Why haven’t I seen your blog before?? I am going to have a lovely time looking through… do you know that the Creative Crochet Crew featured your heart tutorial on Facebook this morning? Glad I found you… now following on FB :)x
Thank you so much!
I’m new to the blog-thing, so I’ve only been around for a little while.
I only just saw the Creative Crochet Crew’s share on facebook, been rather busy crocheting etc today!
Thanks for the facebook follow too 🙂
Beautifully done!
Thank you very much 🙂
These are lovely! I’d like to try it with plastic!!!
Oh, that’s a wonderful idea! So many different things to do with them 🙂
I’m glad you like them!
Very pretty. I had not seen overlay crochet patterns before but stumbled upon some this week. The heart is really pretty. Happy New Year.
Ok, this is probably a dumb question, but this is my 1st attempt at overlay crochet. After I finish each round when I go to change the color, do I actually fasten off the yarn from the previous round, or just leave the loop for when I use that color later?
Hi Kim,
It’s not a dumb question at all.
It’s completely up to you how you end each round. I tend to cut the yarn because it makes sewing in the ends easier and creates a neater looking back but if you want to make a 3D heart by sewing two together you could just leave the yarn and take it up again when you need too.
I hope that helps and please send me a photo of the finished heart so I can see it stephanie@radiate.co.za
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