Knitted I-Cord Heart Bouquet
Make a Knitted I-Cord Heart Bouquet. Simply knit an I-Cord, insert craft wire, and shape! So easy.
This is a fun quick knit sure to put a smile on the ones you love. Get complete written instructions, along with a video tutorial, further below.
Love heart patterns? Check out my entire collection of heart-shaped designs, perfect for Valentine’s Day gifts.
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MATERIALS for the Knitted I-Cord Heart Bouquet
• Worsted or Aran Weighted Yarn in any colors of your choice
• Bendable Craft Wire
• Double Pointed Number 8 US Knitting Needles
• Scissors
• Tapestry Needle
INSTRUCTIONS for the Knitted I-Cord Heart Bouquet
We create our hearts with an I-Cord. If you are not familiar with how to knit an I-Cord, I have a detailed video for it, as well as for all the knitting techniques in this project.
To begin, we will cast-on just 4 stitches using the Long Tail Cast On Method.
Then just knit your I-Cord. Once your I-Cord is between seven to eight inches in length, it is time to bind off.
Now we will simply thread our craft wire directly through the middle of our finished I-Cord. This may require a little bit of patience, especially if it likes to poke out of the sides as you go. Bend your wire into an oval, and simply tie your yarn ends together.
How to Make an I-Cord Knitted Hearts Bouquet
Here comes the fun part: Shaping our little hearts!
To create my stem, I double the remainder of my wire, squeeze it together, then wrap more yarn, tie and cut the ends. Pretty!
This knitted heart bouquet is so sweet and full of love. Everyone will cherish this thoughtful handmade gift made especially by you! I hope you give this fun DIY project a try.
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