This heart (basket) takes quite some time to cut out, but it is reasonably easy to weave. You need to make two of each pattern included. When you weave the basket just wrap the grass around the stems and weave as any simple heart. However, line up the parts in the correct angle from the…
For this heart (cone) you need four colours. You must cut out two of the larger shapes and one of each of the smaller. For the heart on the picture I started out inserting the red into the light yellow part and inserted the larger yellow blades in the slid below the smaller red blades…
Line up the two parts so that the colour you want in the centre is the inner part. Insert the larger blade of the outer part into the slid below the smaller blade of the other. Turn the heart to the other side and do the same here. When you weave the central part the…
In order to make room for weaving and to be able to flatten the heart you must cut out two slices near the central strip. The last strip may be troublesome if you do not take care to push the first strips as far back as possible. Do not start flattening until all weaving is…
This is my “full surface” version of a “town heart” like the one by Karsten Blem. The heart is somewhat difficult to weave. When weaving check the picture to make sure you get the sequence right. Near the blades some weaving is omitted. You should line up the two parts after weaving each strip. And in no…
This heart is a combination of #003 and #014. It is extremely difficult to weave and due to the multiple layers the result does not turn out as nice as you would wish. It is also too hard to line up and flatten. Thus an alternative – and some dedicated heart weavers may say forbidden…
This heart is like #003. You have to cut two different parts. It is easier to weave if you cut the edge of the upper small strip on the part having three. After weaving you may fix the loose strips with a little glue.
Heart #013 is just like #011 and #012. However, you need two different parts to get a symmetrical heart. Here the centre in the white part is cut out and also the white point is cut away.
Heart #012 I think has more pleasing proportions than #011. If you can manage #011 you can weave this heart as well. The centre is punched out in the white part, the point cut away in the white. When weaving the last red strip you will realise that you have to cut “backwards” from the…
This heart is rather troublesome to weave. It requires quite a lot of patience. When you cut out the parts, you have to cut away the corner forming the point in the colour (here red) that you plan for the centre. At the other part you should not cut this strip. Take care not to introduce…
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