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Tutorial, Felted Valentine’s Hearts and (Olives English), in English, French and German

February 11, 2011 by Linda Lanese

Teresa, her sister and their mom host a blog called “Stitching ‘n Knitting”.  Awhile back I posted Teresa’s knit felted hearts and she just wrote me to inform me that the pattern is now in English, French and German.  These are the sweetest hearts and she is offering us her free pattern on Ravelry.com but you have to join to download the PDF file or download it from “Stitching ‘n Knitting” in one of the three languages listed about.  It is well worth joining Ravelry.com because you can find amazing free patterns there so join all the knitters and Crochetters and find out what they are working on.  While on “Stitching ‘n’ Knitting” I found these felted Olives and there is a pattern from “Mary Jane, Midge and Mink”!  What guy would not love a jar of these with the same note pictured with an iced Martini and you for his Valentine’s Day gift?  Enjoy!

Free Patterns

  • 1 – Little Hearts
  • 2 – Kleine Herzen (German Little Hearts)
  • 3 – Petit Coeurs (French Little Hearts)

 

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Comments

  1. Teresa says

    February 11, 2011 at 3:34 pm

    I’m told that you don’t have to join Ravelry to download the patterns if you click the link from our blog.

  2. Becky says

    February 12, 2011 at 7:12 pm

    Worked for me. Just clicked on the linky and it downloaded!

    Thanks!

  3. Linda Lanese says

    February 18, 2011 at 8:07 am

    That is good! I thought you had to join to get the patterns. Thanks Teresa snd Becky 🙂

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