Create your own heartwarming crochet valentine gift for your kids. Step by step instructions how to create your own.
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Every year, I plan to make Valentine’s Day gifts for the kids to take to school. Still, life often gets in the way. I just end up purchasing Valentine’s Day cards with candy instead. It always feels like such a rush as the holiday approaches.
I have grand intentions but struggle to find the time. I think last year I put in some effort. I made a few gifts for my middle daughter’s teachers. Sadly, that was the extent of my creativity. This year, though, I am determined to change that narrative.
I want to create some charming but simple ideas for my younger two classes. I envision sweet little crafts. The kids can help with these, adding a personal touch. We make handmade bookmarks adorned with hearts. Alternatively, we fill colorful treat bags with homemade cookies. I believe involving them in the creative process will make the gifts special. It will also create lasting memories for us all.
I hope you’re capable of making the crochet Valentine gift. You can send it to school for their Valentine parties. Or maybe you can create and gift it to your kids.
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Create your own crochet Valentine gift pattern below with step-by-step instructions.
Supplies:
- Hobby lobby I love this yarn (Weight 4/ medium- 355 yds, 7 oz)
- 4.mm (G) Hook (or hook to obtain the gauge)
- Tapestry Needle
Abbreviations:
Ch(s) = Chain(s)
St(s) = Stitch(es)
Slst = Slip Stitch
Dec = Decrease
Sc =Single Crochet
Blo = Back loop only
Sk =Skip
Notes:
This pattern works in the back loops only unless stated otherwise. The chain space dose not count as a stitch. The chain space is where you will add your pencil or lollipop.
Pattern:
Please read notes section first.
Ch 2
Row 1: In the second ch from the hook (sc, ch 1, sc) all in the same ch space. Ch 1 turn. (2 sc +ch 1)
Row 2: Working in the blo 2 sc in the first st. Ch 1 sk the previous ch. In the blo 2 sc in the last st. Ch 1 turn. (4 sc+ ch 1)

Row 3: 2 sc in the blo, in the blo sc in the next st. Ch 1 sk the previous ch, in the blo sc, 2 sc in the blo. Ch 1 turn. ( 6 sc+ ch 1)
Row 4: 2 sc in the blo, in the blo sc in the next 2 sts. Ch 1 sk the previous ch, in the blo sc in the next 2 sts, 2 sc in the blo. Ch 1 turn. ( 8 sc+ ch 1)
Row 5: 2 sc in the blo, in the blo sc in the next 3 sts. Ch 1 sk the previous ch, in the blo sc in the next 3 sts, 2 sc in the blo. Ch 1 turn. ( 10 sc+ ch 1)
Row 6: 2 sc in the blo, in the blo sc in the next 4 sts. Ch 1 sk the previous ch, in the blo sc in the next 4 sts, 2 sc in the blo. Ch 1 turn. ( 12 sc+ ch 1)
Row 7: In the blo sc in the next 6 sts, Ch 1 sk the previous ch. In the blo sc the next 6 sts. Ch 1 turn. ( 12 sc+ ch 1)

Row 8: In the blo dec, sc the next 2 sts in the blo, in the blo dec. Ch 1 turn (4 sc)

Row 9: In the blo dec twice. (2 sc) Fasten your yarn off.

Other side
Row 8 : Attach your yarn in the blo and dec, sc the next 2 sts in the blo, in the blo dec. Ch 1 turn (4 sc)

Row 9: In the blo dec twice. (2 sc)
Do not fasten your yarn off. Sc around the whole heart. In the ch 1 space slst and at the point of the heart sc, ch 1, sc.




My kids really enjoyed taking these unique creations to school. They gave them to all their friends. It brought them so much joy to see the smiles on their classmate’s faces. Each handmade item was a one-of-a-kind masterpiece, crafted with care and creativity, making them treasures that no one else had. The excitement of sharing something personal and special fostered a sense of community in their classroom. It sparked conversations about creativity and individuality among their friends. It was a truly delightful experience. It showcased their artistic talents. It also deepened their friendships as they exchanged stories about the inspiration behind each piece they distributed.
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