Lace Heart Knitting Pattern

This Lace Heart Knitting Pattern creates a sweet swatch of love. With basic knitting techniques, this knit stitch pattern is fun for so many knitting projects year-round.

You can stitch these lacy hearts into a blanket, pillow, or just keep on going heart-after-heart to make a beautiful, long scarf.

Knitting Techniques

• Slip Knot 
• CO = Cast On Long Tail Method
• K = Knit Stitch
• P = Purl Stitch
• K2Tog = Knit 2 Stitches Together (right-slanting decrease)
• K3Tog = Knit 3 Stitches Together (right-slanting decrease)
• SSK = Slip Slip Knit (left-slanting decrease)
• YO = Yarn Over
• BO = Bind Off
• Weave In Ends

Knitting Chart + Instructions

Cast On 21 Stitches

Row 1 (Right Side): K21

Row 2 (Wrong Side): K21

Row 3: K21

Row 4: K2, P17, K2

Row 5: K21

Row 6: K2, P17, K2

(BEGIN HEART PATTERN)

Row 7: K10, YO, SSK, K9

Row 8: K2, P17, K2

Row 9: K8, K2TOG, YO, K, YO, SSK, K8

Row 10: K2, P17, K2

Row 11: K7, K2TOG, YO, K3, YO, SSK, K7

Row 12: K2, P17, K2

Row 13: K6, K2TOG, YO, K5, YO, SSK, K6

Row 14: K2, P17, K2

Row 15: K5, K2TOG, YO, K7, YO, SSK, K5

Row 16: K2, P17, K2

Row 17: K4, K2TOG, YO, K9, YO, SSK, K4

Row 18: K2, P17, K2

Row 19: K3, K2TOG, YO, K11, YO, SSK, K3

Row 20: K2, P17, K2

Row 21: K4, YO, SSK, K4, YO, SSK, K3, K2TOG, YO, K4

Row 22: K2, P17, K2

Row 23: K5, YO, SSK, K, K2TOG, YO, K, YO, SSK, K, K2TOG, YO, K5

Row 24: K2, P17, K2

Row 25: K6, YO, K3TOG, YO, K3, YO, K3TOG, YO, K6

Row 26: K2, P17, K2

(END HEART PATTERN)

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Row 27: K21

Row 28: K2, P17, K2

Row 29: K21

Row 30: K21

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Repeat Rows 3 – 26 until your piece is the length you desire, then finish with Rows 27 – 30.

Bind Off.

Weave in ends.

And you are DONE!!

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Knitting Supplies

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• Yarn in any weight, fiber, & color of your choice
• Knitting Needles sized appropriately for your yarn

• Tapestry Needle
• Scissors
  Optional:
• Knitting Blocks and T-Pins
• Digital Row Counter – Using row counters tutorial >
• Needle Point Protectors – How to prevent stitches from falling off your needles >