A Valentine Hearts Mason Jar Crochet Pattern: The Country Sweetheart

So excited to be able to share with you my newest Valentine's Day Crochet patterns called:

Country Hearts Crochet Mason Jar Drape:   

 The Country Sweetheart    

by LmcDesigns

(Yes, this is my handmade replicated Magnolia stand featured in my last post) The Country Sweetheart

This is for my sweet crochet mason jar drape pattern.  I had a lot of fun creating and designing this lovely Valentine pattern for you.  I love the heart shaped focal point with it's center ribbon rose.  All the beads on this project are hand painted,  making it really fun to be able to paint them in lots of different ways.   

Designed to fit on a Ball wide mouth quart size mason jar, it is made with #3 100% mercerized cotton thread and wood beads.  I created this charming drape pattern to be made with beads or without the beads. Both designs are very sweet and will add lots of charm to your jar as a display or as a delightful Valentine’s Day gift. 

This is a quick, fun  and easy pattern for any crochet lover to follow and recreate.    

My County Hearts Mason Jar Drape pattern is a great gift idea for something that is unique, handmade and special.  Just fill your jar up with all of your favorite Valentine goodies for all your loved ones, then add a  “Made with Love” charm or tag, to let them know how special they really are too you.  

    

This mason jar pattern  also makes a great display piece sitting on a shelf or stand, adding a little touch of country farmhouse to your home décor.

Mason jars make great lanterns and  when you add my Country Heart Mason Jar Drape pattern  to your jar, you will be creating a warm and inviting feel  into your home. 

This pattern can be used for many occasions and would look lovely on a wedding table.  For your own unique style and look, add your favorite ribbons, embellishments, and trimmings.  

I hope you enjoy creating this pattern for all your family and friends this Valentine’s Day!

This pattern can be purchased right here. 

You can also find all my patterns on Ravelry.com and on Craftsy.com 


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