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A knitted garland with full hearts is a wonderful way to spruce up your Valentine’s Day decorations. You must knit several yarn hearts and hang them on a string, so the project is elementary. Choosepastel shades or bold neon colors for a more modern look. To learn how to create this garland, visit Sustain My Craft Habit. 33. Empty heart garland Simple knitted hanging hearts are fantastic for decorating door knobs on Valentine’s Day. There’s nothing complicated about this project since you must knit a heart form and add a length of yarn or string to it from a door handle. As a customization suggestion, knit the hanging heart large enough to fit a short message, whether you knit or handwrite it. For example, green your sweetheart with Happy Valentine’s Day hanging on the bedroom’s door knob. Visit Make and Takes for more info. 32. Full heart garland Knitting a few hearts with messages is a great Valentine’s Day knitting pattern to create magical moments with your family and friends.Write your own Valentine’s Day message or use classics like I heart you or I love you. To further enrich the design, use colorful buttons, ribbons, and beads to obtain a romantic look. Visit Flax & Twine for more information. 3. Tiny heart applique Mix them up and combined them to make the perfect design for your loved one. Whether you choose to make them into a greetings card, gift tag or other small gift the options are endless. New to cross stitch?

Headwraps are super-stylish during the cold season, so consider knitting one with colorful hearts to match the Valentine’s Day theme. This design has several hearts as the central decorative motive, which go all around the headwrap. Feel free to include additional elements to this design, like sequins or pom-poms, depending on your style. Visit Mattie Mae Crochet for more details. 14. Heart beret The amount of time required to complete a Valentine’s Day knitting project depends on the pattern’s complexity and the knitter’s skill level. Generally, simple projects take a few hours while more intricate patterns may take several days. Conclusion A knitted red wreath with flowers is ideal for Valentine’s Day decorations, and you can use it through spring. It adds a splash of color to any entryway. The project requires you to knit flowers, leaves and hanging vines individually, which you will assemble on a styrofoam wreath ring. Visit Fox Tail Lane for the full tutorial. 31. Hanging heart Knitters looking for new Valentine’s Day patterns have no shortage of beautiful designs. Read on to discover creative crochet patterns for February 14th.

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I've used a soft colour palette for these motifs with lots of different sized hearts, boarders, birds, flowers and cute buttons included in the designs. Discover more helpful information about Valentine’s Day knitting projects. What are some popular Valentine’s Day knitting patterns? Knit potholders with heart motifs to make a gorgeous and practical Valentine’s Day gift for cooks.Use simple red yarn or other romantic colors like white or pink to match the holiday theme. Get the free pattern from Garn Studio. 20. Heart-shaped coaster

This knitted basket has a tapestry heart motif, ideal for Valentine’s Day decorations or DIY gift baskets. Get the free crochet pattern from Divine Debris. 29. Chunky knit heart wreath This hat has a unique Valentine’s Day pattern – a heart on the string on the front side – which kids and grandkids will love. The pattern requires basic knitting skills and worsted-weight yarn for a comfortable fit. Visit Blue Sky Fibers for more info. 13. Heart headwrap

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Popular Valentine’s Day knitting patterns include heart-shaped scarves, cupid-inspired pillows, and sweaters with love-themed embroidery. What type of yarn is best for Valentine’s Day knitting?