Ten crochet hearts, each from a different designer, each linking to that designer’s own free pattern. Four are built as finished bracelets; the rest are heart motifs sized right to link, string, or clip onto a band.
1. Blue Star Crochet – Crochet Heart Bracelet
Veronika Cromwell’s heart bracelet is a string of small hearts in size 10 crochet thread (Rico Essentials Lace, 100% cotton) on a 2 mm hook. Each heart is 2 by 2 cm, and the string is 16 cm long, with two small pearl beads and an adjustable closing, so it fits a wrist of any size and does not need a clasp.
Free pattern: Crochet Heart Bracelet at Blue Star Crochet
2. HappyBerry – Heart Bracelet
HappyBerry rates this Intermediate. It uses a DK or light worsted yarn on a 2.5 mm hook, so it is much chunkier than the thread versions, and the designer says it is a good way to use up scraps. The free version is on the page with ads, and the printable PDF is currently unavailable.
Free pattern: Heart Bracelet at HappyBerry
3. My Hobby is Crochet – Crochet Bracelet with Heart Button
This one is worked in embroidery floss (about 1½ floss for one bracelet) on a size 1 hook, with a heart shaped button as the closure. The band is a chain of 7 double crochet shells, about 20 of them, so the heart is the button and not a crocheted motif. It is a quick and easy jewelry project and you can add clasps if you like.
Free pattern: Crochet Bracelet with Heart Button at My Hobby is Crochet
4. Crochet AF! – Linked Hearts Bracelet
Crochet AF! made these interlocking hearts with a 2 mm hook and lace yarn after seeing a linked hearts beanie whose pattern was not free. It took her three or four tries to get the shape she wanted, and a thinner yarn gives smaller hearts. She used lace yarn in salmon pink, ecru and red.
Free pattern: Linked Hearts Bracelet at Crochet AF!
5. The Loopy Stitch – Easy Crochet Hearts
The Loopy Stitch designed this flat heart after searching for a pattern to make hearts for Mother’s Day for her son’s teacher. It is a basic pattern that you can work in your choice of yarn and hook, and there is a video tutorial, so it is a good way to learn the shape.
Free pattern: Easy Crochet Hearts at The Loopy Stitch
6. Sarah Maker – Crochet Heart Pattern (3 Sizes)
Sarah Stearns’ pattern is one heart in three sizes, and the hearts have a soft, squishy texture. The page suggests making them into a garland, and the pattern variations section shows where to stop for each size.
Free pattern: Crochet Heart Pattern at Sarah Maker
7. Krazy Kabbage – How to Crochet Linked Hearts
Kat designed these after friends challenged her to make the popular interlocking hearts motif. The hearts join as you go, so there is no separate seaming step, and the page is a video-led tutorial with the written pattern.
Free pattern: How to Crochet Linked Hearts at Krazy Kabbage
8. Hooked by Robin – Crochet Padded Heart
Robin’s padded heart is a small stuffed 3D heart with both a video tutorial and a written pattern, and an inexpensive ad-free PDF is sold separately. She describes it as a super fast heart, and it is worked in continuous rounds.
Free pattern: Crochet Padded Heart at Hooked by Robin
9. Alyssia Creates – Easy Heart Applique
This is a flat heart appliqué by Alyssia Creates, with a straightforward stitch count so it is easy to resize with a different yarn weight. It is a simple pattern to string several onto a cord for a bracelet.
Free pattern: Easy Heart Applique at Alyssia Creates
10. Zamiguz Handmade – Easy 3D Crochet Heart
Maggie’s 3D heart is a puffy stuffed heart that can be finished in under 30 minutes, worked on a 3.5 mm hook with fiberfill, and the page notes to use a hook small enough that the stuffing does not show through. It also lists an optional craft dowel and hot glue, so it can be turned into a decoration as well as a bracelet piece.
Free pattern: Easy 3D Crochet Heart at Zamiguz Handmade
[…] Each bead gets strung onto the yarn before stitching, and the pattern guides your placement so every bead lands where it should. This makes a reasonable first project if bead crochet has caught your eye. Find the pattern on Ravelry. You might also like our crochet heart bracelet patterns. […]