Garlands are always a happy addition to any room or shelf. Crochet garlands always look so warm and cosy to me and they add this little warming touch wherever I see them. I made so many crochet garlands during the years but this heart and flowers garland is my favorite one. I made quite a few of these for many girls rooms and thought you might want to make one as well. So, are you ready for a garland pattern here today?

WHAT DO YOU NEED
Yarn: GrannyKit cotton colours:
For the hearts: BabyPink
For the flowers: Citron, Lily, Corn, Yellow, Tangerine, Fuchsia & Yellow
For the garland making: White Lace
Crochet hook: 2.75 – 3.25 mm
A pair of crafty scissors
Tapestry needle
ch = chain stitch
st(s) = stitch(s)
rnd(s) = round(s)
yo = yarn over
lp(s) = loop(s)
*…* = repeat instructions between ** x times
sl st = slip stitch = insert hook, yo, pull the lp back through the st and through the lp on your hook.
sc = single crochet = insert hook, yo, pull the lp back through the st (2 lps on hook), yo and pull through both lps on hook.
hdc = half double crochet = yo, insert hook, yo, pull the lp back through the st (3 lps on hook), yo and pull through all 3 lps on hook.
dc = double crochet = yo, insert hook, yo, pull the lp back through the st (3 lps on hook), yo and pull through 2 lps on hook (2 lps left on hook), yo and pull through remaining 2 lps.
tr = treble crochet = yo twice, insert hook, yo, pull the lp back trough the st (4 lp on hook), yo, pull through 2 lps on hook (3 lps on hook), yo, pull through 2 lps on hook (2 lps on hook), yo, pull through remaining 2 lps.
3dctog = 3 double crochet connected in the same stitch = yo, insert hook the st, yo, pull the lp back trough the st (3 lps on hook), yo, pull through 2 lps (2 lps on hook), yo, insert hook to the same st, yo, pull the lp back trough the st (4 lps on hook), yo, pull through 2 lps (3 lps on hook), yo, insert hook to the same st, yo, pull the lp back trough the st (5 lps on hook), yo, pull through 2 lps (4 lps on hook), yo and pull trough 4 remaining lps.
So now you are ready to start crocheting your heart & flowers garland and if you like to work while listening to some nice freshening up music, go to the end of the post for a nice song I’ve left you there, turn it on and come over here to start crocheting your garland.
Heart
To start make a magic loop.
rnd 1: ch3 and make 3tr into the ring centre (right picture).

rnd 2: Ch3 and make sc+hdc into the first tr made on previous rnd, where I show, with the sewing pin, on left below picture. Make 3hdc into the next st, 2hdc into the next, sc in next 4 sts, the 4th sc will be made on the ch1 from previous rnd.

rnd 3: ch3, sc on top of the first sc made in previous rnd, sc2 in next, sc in next, sc2 in next, sc in next 8 sts, now sc in corner st, where I show on left below pic. Ch1 and sc in next 8 sts, cs2 in next st, sc in next, sc2 in next st, sc in next, ch3 and sl st into the centre ring. Fasten off and I’ll show you how to weave in the tails.



Tiny Japanese flower this super cute 2 rnds flower has 5 petals around, but you can make them with 6 or more petals if you like. It’ll be very easy to change their size once you learn the principle. I’ll teach you the 5 petals flower pattern here. We will need 6 flowers from 6 different Granny Kit cotton colours, using the colours shown on the picture below.
Rnd 1: sc 5 into the yarn lp and tighten the lp. Sl st into the first sc made. Fasten off and break the yarn – 5 sts
Now make 5 more of these 5 sc’s circles – these are the centers of our 5 petals flowers. 
Ch3 and make a 3dctog into the same st, where you just attached the new yarn (see abbreviations for *3dctog)






Take your White Lace yarn, leave about 30 cm yarn tail, to hang the garland with, later. Now ch 12 and sc into one of the petals in the Lily flower. Make your sc into the top of the 3dctog, into the point where I show in the pictures below.






Here is a “just words” pattern for you, if you don’t need the step-by-step instructions:
Heart
To start make a magic loop. make the following rnd into the centre of the lp. DO NOT work on the yarn tail – we’ll form the centre hole with it later.
rnd 1: ch3, 3tr, 3dc, ch1, 1tr, ch1, 3dc, 3tr, ch2, tighten the lp and leaving a small and aesthetic hole to set the centre of your work. sl st into the centre lp to close.
rnd 2: Ch1 and make a sc + hdc into the first tr made on previous rnd. Make 3hdc into the next st, 2hdc into the next, sc in next 4 sts, ch1, dc in next, ch1, sc in next 4 sts, 2hdc in next, 3hdc in next, ch2 and sl st to the middle.
rnd 3: ch3, sc on top of the first sc made in pre rnd, sc2 in next, sc in next, sc2 in next, sc in next 9 sts (down to the corner). Ch1, sc in next 8 sts, cs2 in next st, sc in next, sc2 in next st, sc in next, ch2 and sl st into the ring centre. Fasten off and weave in the tails.
Tiny Japanese flower
To start make a magic lp.
Rnd 1: sc 5 into the yarn lp and tighten the lp to close the hole, sl st into the first sc made. Fasten off and break the yarn – 5 sts
Rnd 2: Attach the petal colour into one of the sts around. Ch3, make a 3dctog into the same st, ch3 and sl st into the same st. *Into the next st make: sl st, 3dctog, ch3 and sl st into the same st* repeat between ** till you have 5 petals around. Fasten off and weave in the tail.
Joining first just arrange the hearts and flowers in their right position.
Take your White Lace yarn, leave about 30 cm yarn tail, to hang the garland with, later. Now ch 12 and sc into one of the petals in the Lily flower. Make your sc into the top of the 3dctog. Ch12 again and cs into one of the highest points of the heart. Ch 5 and sc into the other highest point of the heart. Ch 12 and join the next flower. Ch12 and sc into the highest point to join the second heart, ch5 and sc to the other highest point of the heart, ch 12 and join the next flower, now ch 12 again. Continue joining your hearts and flowers, till you have this cheerful garland. At the end, after joining the last flower, ch 12 again. Leave about 30 cm yarn tail, before you cut the yarn.
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11 comments on Hearts & Flowers garland
Sue Sanderson
Mo
Thank you for that gorgeous pattern. The hearts are perfect. Will make one for my Great niece for her summer playhouse.
Regards
Sue
Mo Malron (author)
You’ll love making them Sue, this heart pattern is super addictive.
Shirit Rosen
This is just a great post. Thank you so much Mo
Susan
Hi Mo……..on your Instagram page forth row down, last picture, you have a small blues and a green crochet…….is that a Braverian stitch or is it called something else? I love that stitch and the closest I can find is a Braverian stitch but it is done in a big square…. 😕 I would prefer to do it in rows……not sure if that’s the name of the stitch……I love your yarn and patterns….. I bought the Chevron pattern….. I need the yarn now….😃
Mo Malron (author)
Susan, it’s a “box stitch” I’ll write down the pattern soon.
Susan
Thank you……I love that stitch…….I look forward to getting your pattern! Thanks again!
cris lee
hi Mo, enjoyed your blogs tremendously with the beautiful photos and stories, not forgetting the simplified tutorials which are so helpful. A real joy to read , please keep blogging
Mo Malron (author)
Thank you so much Cris, this is a “makes me happy” note you left me here. thank you.
Karen A Emrich
Mo –
Your blog site is pined on my internet bar. I *always* find something and interesting outside crocheting.
I had to chase the movie clip to find it. Thank you for “A Life At Stake”. It is now on my to watch list.
Mo Malron (author)
This is quite exciting I have to say Karen, THANK YOU so much you made me so happy here.
Laine Harris
I just wanted to thank you Mo for being so generous with your talent. Sharing your skills and lovely patterns.
I live in Australia and wanted to crochet a present for my newborn great niece in England. Your heart and flower garland is perfect.
Thank you for making the world a nicer (& brighter) place.