Thursday, May 10, 2012

Stuffed Hearts

Make mom a stuffed heart for Mother's Day!
This would make a sweet gift for grandmothers too.
Fizule71 is sharing a step-by-step tutorial on how to make these pretty heart ornaments.
Simple enough for even a beginner crocheter. ♥

You will probably need Google Translator to read this pattern... Find a quick installation how to here.
Posted by Sara at 5:00 AM
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17 comments:

  1. I like the technique she's using! And I love how somethings translate... "a blob of yarn" just made my day. I may call them blobs from now on ;)

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  2. What a cute idea. Another one added to my favorites:)

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  3. Lovely blogs you are introducing us to. Thank you, xoRobin❤

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  4. I have added the google translate, but there are still words that are incomprehensible, which is frustrating as these hearts are perfect to give to my friends at my upcoming 50th (yikes!), do you have any idea how to decipher the stitch descriptions into english.
    Sue
    PS thanks for the link to this pattern, they could be addictive, these little 'heartys'

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    1. Hi Susan. Google Translate isn't perfect but it's good enough to help get you started. Maybe try playing around with the pattern a little and I'm sure you can figure it out. :)

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  5. These are adorable... love the addition of the buttons! Another great find! :)

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  6. I love these a bit different from usual I like the buttons nice touch :)

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  8. Love these but the translation is still very confusing.

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    1. Hi Ann. Google translate isn't perfect but it helps!

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  9. I'm not familiar with this language, what is it?

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  10. I was also struggling to understand some of the steps with how google translated it. I ended up pretty much just going by the pictures and made one half. It's a little wonky and not really laying flat, but I think one it's stuffed it won't show so much. Definitely cute enough to try and fiddle with to get it right :)

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  11. maybe this helps :)
    http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/dictionary.php?list=eneeczis

    xxTess

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  12. The pattern is now available also in English http://fizule71.blogspot.cz/2012/08/crocheted-lovely-hearts-english-version.html , you can also find it on Raverly http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/lovely-crocheted-hearts

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