DIY Valentines Day - Crochet wool heart

How to make a heart with wool?

Create a uniquely romantic Valentine's Day decoration with this DIY crocheted wool heart. This easy crochet tutorial lets you make an adorable crocheted heart, ideal as a handmade gift for your other half or as a cocooning home decoration to celebrate Valentine's Day.

This hobby project uses the magic circle round crochet technique, a method accessible to crochet beginners. With just wool and a crochet hook, you'll create a decorative heart that will bring a touch of softness and romance to your home. This type of craft creation is perfect for developing your handicraft skills while creating personalized decorative objects.
The crocheted heart can be used in a multitude of ways: hung as a wall decoration, given as an original Valentine's Day gift, used as a key ring in a jewel bag, integrated into a decorative mobile or even as part of a garland to embellish your home. This DIY Valentine's Day creation is also suitable for other occasions such as Mother's Day, birthdays or simply to express your affection.

Accessible to beginners and experienced crocheters alike, this crochet tutorial uses basic stitches and the magic circle technique to get the ball rolling. Soft wool adds a pleasant texture and warmth to the finished heart. You can personalize your creation by choosing different wool colors: classic red for Valentine's Day, soft pink for a gentle touch, or even multicolored for an original effect.
Perfect for lovers of romantic DIY and decorative crochet, this quick and economical project will enable you to create personalized gifts that will touch the hearts of your loved ones with a 100% handmade creation full of love.

In this tutorial, we've chosen a size 6 wool with a 6 mm wool hook. For a tighter pattern, use a 4 or 5 mm hook. For jewelry, you can use a finer waxed yarn such as Lizbeth or Vega. For a much larger creation, opt for a macramé thread like Casasol's cotton supreme 3XL. It's up to you to choose the yarn that best suits your project!