A few days ago I wrote about some really cute and simple heart motif patterns I found online. To give you an idea of the differences between them I went ahead and made one of each using the same yarn and hook.
Turns out it's really hard to photograph red. For me, anyway.
They're all relatively heart-shaped. I found Kundhi's to be a bit more round than the other ones. I like my hearts to be a bit more on the oval side. The Karlssons Kludeskab heart I think is the best "bang for your buck"; there's only one round and you use a magic ring to make the inner portion of the heart closed and neat. I whipped out about 12 of them in under an hour. I think it would also be the best one for attaching to gifts for St. V's day. The sarahndipities heart is much larger than the others, and I think would indeed work best for garland or hanging from something.
Have you tried these hearts? What did you think?
Turns out it's really hard to photograph red. For me, anyway.
They're all relatively heart-shaped. I found Kundhi's to be a bit more round than the other ones. I like my hearts to be a bit more on the oval side. The Karlssons Kludeskab heart I think is the best "bang for your buck"; there's only one round and you use a magic ring to make the inner portion of the heart closed and neat. I whipped out about 12 of them in under an hour. I think it would also be the best one for attaching to gifts for St. V's day. The sarahndipities heart is much larger than the others, and I think would indeed work best for garland or hanging from something.
Have you tried these hearts? What did you think?
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