10 Heart Crochet Projects for Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day is coming up quickly, but there’s still time to crochet some gifts for your loved ones and decorations for your home! I’ve curated a list of my favorite heart-themed crochet projects right here just for you.

Some of these patterns are free, and others are paid. They’re all beautiful and great to decorate with, or give as a reminder of how much you care about someone! Each pattern is either beginner or intermediate level.

Let’s get started!

1. Heart Granny Square Pattern (FREE) 2 Styles

This pattern has 2 different styles to choose from and very straight-forward instructions on how to make them. Super versatile for use in a blanket, bag, sweater, and more!

• Designed By: Treasurie
• Skill level: Beginner to Intermediate

Get the pattern here

2. Crochet Bulky Heart Plush Pillows

These little pillows are so cute and make perfect home decor for Valentine’s Day! Since it uses chunky yarn, it works up super quick. It’s also great for beginners!

• Designed By: Heather Corinne
• Skill level: Beginner

Get the pattern here

3. Heart Bobble Blanket

This pattern uses the bobble stitch to create the raised shape of a heart. You can use any color combination, and it doesn’t just have to be for Valentine’s Day! It makes a great baby blanket too. Below is a post containing the blanket idea for this pattern, and you can get the single square chart here on Ravelry.

• Designed By: Kari Philpott
• Skill level: Beginner to Intermediate

Get the pattern here

4. Easy Crochet Hearts Beanie Pattern

Want a super cute beanie that is great for beginners? This hat is for you! The tiny hearts are perfect and adorable! There are also other heart-themed hat ideas on her blog as well.

• Designed By: Allison Murray
• Skill level: Beginner to Intermediate

Get the pattern here

5. Free Crochet Heart Keychain Pattern

Keychains are fun and cute way to express yourself, and they make great gifts! These beautiful keychains have an intricate stitch design and use pretty beads as a finishing touch.

• Designed By: Made By Gootie
• Skill level: Intermediate

Get the pattern here

6. Show The Love Wall Hanging

This beautiful wall hanging would look fantastic as some Valentine’s Day decor in your home, classroom, or office. It’s worked flat with a bobble stitch, with tassels added to the bottom.

• Designed By: Fiona Field at Cosy Rosie Crochet
• Skill level: Beginner

Get the pattern here

7. Cora Bookmark – Free Crochet Pattern

These little heart-shaped bookmarks are adorable! And they’re even cuter with the variegated yarn. Super easy to make in bulk and share with your friends!

• Designed By: Denisse Sharpe at DeniMade
• Skill level: Beginner

Get the pattern here

8. Crochet Heart Garland

We can’t forget the classic garland when it comes to holidays! This one is quick and easy to make, and would look beautiful in your home or classroom.

• Designed By: Simply Made By Erin
• Skill level: Beginner

Get the pattern here

9. Mini 3D Heart Balloon

If you like amigurumi, this pattern is perfect! These adorable tiny little heart balloons would make a great decoration, a tiny gift for classroom valentines, or even a toy for a doll.

• Designed By: Amanda Bay
• Skill level: Beginner to Intermediate

Get the pattern here

10. The Hearts Of Hope Coasters

These coasters lay flat and have a cute arched edge to them. They can be made in whatever color scheme you want! Make them in bulk and give as a gift for someone’s home!

• Designed By: Irarott
• Skill level: Beginner to Intermediate

Get the pattern here

And there you have it! 10 super cute and beginner-to-intermediate-friendly heart crochet patterns for Valentine’s Day. These are all fun options to make as decorations for your home, classroom, or office, or to give as gifts for your loved ones.

Need some cute gift tags to go along with these? Get my FREE printable crochet-themed Valentine tags right here!

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If you end up making any of these projects, be sure to tag the designers so they can see your work! I’d love to see what you’ve done as well, so feel free to tag me on Instagram @thecozytreeshop.

Let me know in the comments which pattern is your favorite, and which ones you want to try making next!