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Laurie says
I LOVE these!
Linda Zenke says
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burlap+blue says
Love love love!! These are amazing-thanks for sharing! xoxo
suzyjaclyn says
Thank you for sharing! These are adorable! I’ve been fretting over not having any Valentines created yet to send to my family, and these are so cute, I’ll have to try them! I love the details–wishing I had some cute pink buttons right about now!
msoeldner.com says
These are beautiful!!
Marisa and Creative Thursday says
am loving these Anne! and such beautiful photography too!
stacie says
so adorable Anne! Love them 🙂
yogiknitgirl says
Anne;
These are so precious and thank you so much for your generosity in showing us how to make for ourselves. What a treat for someone to receive a heart! I have enjoyed being with you in the Fishbowl!!!
Donna Wynn
http://www.gentlethreads.blogspot.com
The Mother Huddle says
Seriously?! Why do I not knit? They are adorable, you could even make a sachet out of them! Beautiful work 🙂
~Destri
mary jane says
sweet!
Jessa says
These are so sweet. I need to learn to knit!
anne says
Thanks all for your wonderful comments! All of you who wonder why you don’t knit – go do it – go learn how! It is SO much fun!
Wool Free and Lovin' Knit says
A lovely idea!
Bonnie Ridd says
Hi, lov these…but i’m trying to follow your pattern could you tell me what the abrevations mean on your pattern the wwt and mi. then i could make them bonnieridd@yahoo.com
anne says
Bonnie – Hi thanks for your interest in the hearts. m1 means to Make 1 stitch
When you say wwt – are you referring to the wsst? That means “work in the same stitch twice.”
In this pattern you make 1 stitch by working in the same stitch twice – Here is a good YouTube video to show you how. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGnHcxMjCes
Let me know if this doesn’t answer your question!
Rachel@AllFreeHolidayCrafts says
So cute and fun, Anne! I just linked to your tutorial… let me know if that’s okay!
http://www.allfreeholidaycrafts.com/Valentines-Day-Crafts/Stitched-with-Love-Knit-Valentine
Thanks!
Rachel
Christine says
Oh my gosh, these are darling!
keepingitindie says
This is so adorable and GREAT photos! Thank you so much for sharing!
Brandi
Anya says
These are so cute! Thanks a lot for sharing, Anne. I am sure be making a couple for my Valentine this year.
Gilda Knits says
love<3
charlene dean says
These are so cute but I don’t knit but I crochet is there a pattern for crocheting cause these are so darn cute and look easy to make. I can’t hold two needles that is why crocheting is easier for me. Thanks for sharing these… Tooo cute.
anne says
Charlene, Anya, Brandi and Gilda – thank you so much for your wonderful comments. Charlene, I’ll be sure to try the hearts crocheting and let you know how they turn out!
Anne
Anonymous says
I’m trying to make the one you have the pattern for and my ribbing keeps changing and alternating every few row. What am I doing wrong?
anne says
Be sure you are adding the stitches one at each end. If you missed adding a stitch the k1,p1 will be off. You can email me at annebweil (at) gmail (dot) com if you have any further questions. I’d be happy to help.
Penny T. says
These are really neat. Do you have any patterns for a crochet version?
anne says
Penny, You are the second person that has asked. I don’t have one currently but will try to find some time to post a crochet version!
Dee says
These are so sweet! I had to pin it CraftBliss Sweet Valentine Bliss Board on Pinterest and link back to you. ~Dee
Anonymous says
It’s verrrrry nice and cuuuuuuuteee love them.
Can you show us the steps in video ’cause honestly I don’t know how to read the pattern and I really want to do it.
anne says
Hi! I will try to get a video done sometime in January. That would be fun in time for valentine’s day. I don’t think I’ll be able to do it before then. But I’m so glad that you like them!!
Kathleen says
These are DARLING!
flaxandtwine says
Oh! Thanks Kathleen. Its so nice to hear from you :). I’m glad these popped up in your radar!
Jana says
Came across your heart pattern on Pinterest. I knit one up this afternoon, but wondered if you could clarify the steps when you say “bind off in pattern?” Is that K1,P1,K1,P1? I ended up knitting all last 4 stitches as I bound off. Doesn’t look terrible, but I don’t believe that it was the correct way. If you could please let me know the stitches for both bind offs, that would be so appreciated. Thank you!
flaxandtwine says
Hi Jana! I’m so sorry you’re having trouble. I emailed you separately but I’ll post my answer here for everyone:
Binding off in pattern would be P1, K1, P1 K1 to match the rows of knit stitches running up the front, or right side of the heart. Because you work the bind off from the wrong side of the fabric, where you see that the length of knit stitches running up the front, you want to purl. This bind off pattern is the same on both sides of the heart.
Re the diagram: I don’t show this last row of bind off on the diagram. The bind off row (the 22nd row, which isn’t shown) is P1,K1, P1, K1 as you bind off.
Barbara Boxwell says
Hi, Just wanted to let you know how adorable the hearts are. I am trying to figure out if I can use Scrubby Yarn for this pattern , as it is sometimes hard to work with, as it catches on itself. It would make a useful gift for the kitchen. And more so for the women in my Sunday School class.
flaxandtwine says
Thanks so much for your comment, Barbara! That fuzzy yarn will be so fun. Sometimes it does catch, but it’ll be great!!