Heart Eyes

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Heart Eyes
Free pattern by Ty Bailie
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Introduction
Hello my amazing friends!!

I welcome you to another free pattern; this
time Heart Eyes. Think of it as a valentine
themed LITE version of my So Emotional
graph pattern, available 1/27/23.
In this pattern you’ll find Stitch Fiddle links

& color charts (both right & left-handed)
along with basic instruction on how to make
a scallop stitch border.
I hope you all enjoy this pattern & feel free

to tag me (ty_bailie) so I can see all your
cute creations!!
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Abbreviations:
Materials Needed
o Ch = chain
o Crochet hook (I used a 4mm o St = stitch
hook) o Sts = stitches
o Sc = single crochet
o Dowel rod, size depending on o Dc = double crochet
how many squares wide you o Sl st= slip stitch
want your tapestry, 32In for
large (3 graphs wide), 12in for
small (1 graph wide). I got mine
from Joann fabrics
o Scissors
o Yarn needle Dimensions

o Yarn, at least 4 colors (per The length of the square is
graph) about 10.5 inches
I used lily’s sugar n cream, The height is about 9.8

light worsted 4ply cotton. 1 inches
skein per a color, 70.9
grams/2.5 Oz *note that I used a 4mm hook
with light worsted cotton &
your dimensions will be
different depending on your
hook size, yarn size &
tension
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Following the graphs (right-handed)
*this is not the full graph.

Click the Stitch Fiddle link
(next page) to get to the full
graph.
Graph Tips
• Start by following the grid right to left , (ch 1 & turn) then work left to right on
the graph for the even rows (2,4,6..)
• Each box is 1 sc
• You can carry your yarn every few stitches, or if you’re like me -only carry the
yarn to the sts that the color is needed; this will give your piece a messy back but
a very clean front
• You can count your stitches regularly if needed -each row should have 40 sts
• It’s very important to know [RS] “right side” & [WS] “wrong side” when
working the pattern. There is a natural shift when working side to side & you
will notice breaks in the pattern or parts that appear warped if you mix these
up
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Stitch Fiddle link (right-handed)
https://www.stitchfiddle.com/c/sju1qe-
8j0wir
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Following the graph (left- handed)
*this is not the full graph.

Click the Stitch Fiddle link
(next page) to get to the full
graph.
Graph Tips
• Start by following the grid left to right , (ch 1 & turn) then work right to left) on
the graph for the even rows (2,4,6..)
• You will be floating your yarn on the opposite side as right-handed people. This
means you will start out working on the back.
• You can carry your yarn every few stitches, or if you’re like me -only carry the
yarn to the sts that the color is needed; this will give your piece a messy back
but a very clean front.
• Each box is 1 sc
• You can count your stitches regularly if needed -each row should have 40 sts
• It’s very important to know [RS] “right side” & [WS] “wrong side” when
working the pattern. There is a natural shift when working side to side & you
will notice breaks in the pattern or parts that appear warped if you mix these
up
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Stitch Fiddle link (left-handed)
https://www.stitchfiddle.com/c/sjtwtv-
d5m2e7
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Following color block charts
General tips:
-you will always read the chart left to right
-The number inside each box is the number of sts in that color
For example: a pink colored box with the number “5” means
five sc in the color pink
-it’s important to know the difference between [RS] “right side”

& [WS] means “wrong side” .
When working the right side, you will have no loose ends facing
you & the image should be clean.
When working the wrong side, the image will appear backwards
and this side will have all your loose ends
-it’s important to note the the left handed color chart & right
handed color chart are opposite. If you are right handed you’ll
start row 1 on the right side [RS]. The left handed color chart
starts on the wrong side [WS].
This shows the

This shows the beginning of the
beginning of the left-handed graph
right-handed graph starting on the
starting on the wrong side [WS]
right side [RS]
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Color chart (right-handed)
Start by ch 40 + 1 and turn
-each st is a sc
-at the end of each row, ch 1 and turn
-The chain does not count as a st
-always read left to right

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Color chart (left-handed)
Start by ch 40 + 1 and turn
-each st is a sc
-at the end of each row, ch 1 and

turn
-The chain does not count as a st
-always read left to right

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Scallop stitch border

(Demo)
All finished!!
I hope y’all enjoyed this free graph & stay tuned

because as y’all continue to bless me I’m going to
continue blessing y’all 💜

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Hello my amazing friends!!

In this pattern you’ll find Stitch Fiddle links

I hope you all enjoy this pattern & feel free

o Yarn needle Dimensions

I used lily’s sugar n cream, The height is about 9.8

Following the graphs (right-handed)

*this is not the full graph.

Stitch Fiddle link (right-handed)

Following the graph (left- handed)

*this is not the full graph.

Stitch Fiddle link (left-handed)

Following color block charts

-it’s important to know the difference between [RS] “right side”

This shows the

Color chart (right-handed)

Start by ch 40 + 1 and turn

-at the end of each row, ch 1 and turn

-The chain does not count as a st

-always read left to right

Color chart (left-handed)

Start by ch 40 + 1 and turn

-at the end of each row, ch 1 and

-The chain does not count as a st

-always read left to right

Scallop stitch border

I hope y’all enjoyed this free graph & stay tuned

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