The various overlay mosaic crochet heart motifs can be used in a myriad of different ways.

 Chart and written instructions are provided for making a Horizontal Panel Blanket using the 8 heart designs. The instructions include details for an envelope border to hide all those yarn tails.

 8 different Afghan blocks which can be used individually or combined to make a throw.

 Multiple layout suggestions provided for Afghan Block Throws.

 Instructions for using seven of the designs to make the Mixed-Up Hearts Throw, which, like the Afghan blocks is worked in the round.

 Charts and Instructions for working the three larger Afghan Blocks into single design, in the round throws. Graphics are included which show various combinations of the three larger Afghan Block designs into mixed heart throws.

 3 Border options.

 A simple overlay mosaic alphabet for you to write love notes.

 Graphics showing love notes already charted out. (Pages 11 & 12 of “In The Round Throws” document.)

The pieces are all provided, you choose how you wish to use them. Let your imagination soar!

If you do not want to make the whole Mixed-Up Hearts Throw, just use the first three or four design panels to make a baby blanket. Personalise it by writing the baby’s name using the alphabet.

Use one of the layout suggestions provided for the Afghan Block Throws.

Use one of the layout suggestions provided for the “In the Round” Throws.

Change the order or designs included in the Mosaic Hearts Abound Horizontal Panel Blanket.

Use any of the Afghan Blocks as individual place mats or combine a few of your favourites into a table runner, wrap, cushion cover or bag.

Use the Horizontal Panel design motifs and make anything from a scarf up to a blanket to cover any size bed.

I have provided links to various videos made to offer clarification for certain parts of the pattern.

These designs have only been tested by me, so if you do find any errors, I’d appreciate your feedback so that I can sort them out. My email address is leedoescrochet@gmail.com.

The way I have written the pattern and designed the charts will take time to get used to, just breathe, take another look, and enjoy the journey, you will get there.